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Depot |
Number of Archive records |
24 |
Number of Library records |
0 |
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Book signing at the Greyhound depot and bookstore, 1962 - Print, Photographic
MVN1077
Record Type: Photo
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Crowd outside of the Mill Valley railway depot and people walking across Miller Avenue, circa 1920 - Print, Photographic
2016.004.095
Record Type: Photo
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Engineer Ernest Thomas on the Jos. G. Eastland engine, circa 1920s - Print, Photographic
1911.106.301
Record Type: Photo
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Framed watercolor painting. A view of the former railroad depot and plaza - A framed watercolor painting of the former railroad depot and the plaza in front of it.
1992
Record Type: Object
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Jaycees game at the Arts Festival held at the Bus Depot, 1950s - Print, Photographic
MVU2594
Record Type: Photo
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Keystone Block, Mill Valley CA - This is a framed photograph showing the Keystone Block building and the corner of the third Northwestern Pacific Railroad station (currently the Book Depot), viewed from the near the corner of Miller and Throckmorton avenues.
1900-1920
Record Type: Object
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Mill Valley and Mount Tamalpais Railway Depot - Postcards
Postcard shows a photo of the Mill Valley train depot, with one of the trains next to it.
Record Type: Archive
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Mill Valley, Calif. - Postcards
Photo of downtown Mill Valley, with the train depot in the center
Record Type: Archive
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Mill Valley Calif. and Mt. Tamalpais, Calif. - Postcards
Postcard depicting two separate images: one of the Mill Valley train depot with the caption, "Mill Valley, Calif." and one image of Mt. Tamalpais with the caption, "Mt. Tamalpais, Calif." Back of the postcard contains a handwritten message addressed to a Mr. Alrich Burmiester of Mesa Grande. The message is hand-dated as July 12, 1911. There is no publisher information given.
Record Type: Archive
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Mill Valley Depot (3rd) station and dowtown Mill Valley, circa 1920s - Postcards
A sepia postcard of downtown Mill Valley and the 3rd Station depot. The corner Victorian building, 2 Miller Avenue, was Lockwood's Pharmacy in the 1920s. A handwritten note is on the back although it is not easily discernable.
Record Type: Archive
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Mill Valley Depot 4th station and Greyhound Bus Station, 1940's - Print, Photographic
2018.001.434
Record Type: Photo
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Mill Valley Depot 4th station and Greyhound Bus Station, 1940's - Print, Photographic
2018.001.435
Record Type: Photo
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Mill Valley Film Festival staff photo in Depot Plaza, 1996 - Print, Photographic
2017.020.0318
Record Type: Photo
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Mt. Tamalpais from Mill Valley - Postcards
Postcard shows photograph of Mt. Tamalpais in the background, and Mill Valley in the foreground. A small key is given, identifying 1 as the tavern (Mountain Home Inn) 2 as the signal station, 3 as the sanitarium and 4 as the Depot. On Back, handwritten: tall bldg on right applied to picture - not really in M. V. another exact replica of the view does not include that tall bldg. Note: tall bldg identified on postcard as "sanitarium"
Record Type: Archive
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Mt. Tam & Muir Woods Railway in Mill Valley, date unknown - Print, Photographic
MVN1845
Record Type: Photo
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M. V. Depot 4th station and hikers starting to Mt. Tam and Muir Woods, 1930's - Print, Photographic
2018.001.433
Record Type: Photo
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North Shore Depot, Mill Valley, Cal., circa 1905 - Print, Photographic
2016.012.006
Record Type: Photo
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Northwest Pacific Railroad at Mill Valley Depot (3rd) station, circa 1920s - Print, Photographic
1911.331.009
Record Type: Photo
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Novato Train Depot - Postcards
Postcard shows a photo of a fairly plain building, assumed to be the Novato Train Depot.
Record Type: Archive
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NWP Depot, San Rafael - Postcards
Postcard shows photo of the Northwestern Pacific train depot in San Rafael, circa 1976.
Record Type: Archive
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Oral History of Alan and Ruth Barnett - Oral History
After meeting in New York City and marrying in 1955, Alan and Ruth Barnett took a long time to find the perfect place to live. Alan had grown up in Chicago and Ruth in Germany and Czechoslovakia. It was a job as secretary to Grace Morley, the first woman director of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, that brought Ruth to the Bay Area. Alan served in the National Guard and wound up working for the military in the public information sector. He...
Record Type: Archive
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Oral History of Andy Berman - Oral History
In this oral history, former Mayor and City Council member Andy Berman recounts his life of public service in Mill Valley. Born in Stamford, Connecticut in 1959, Andy recalls that he always loved public service, and was even chosen in high school to be his town's "mayor for a day". Andy recounts attending the University of Michigan and later law school at the University of Miami. In 1989, he moved with his wife Sabra to San Francisco, and four ye...
Record Type: Archive
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Oral History of Arthur Drooker - Oral History
In this oral history author, photographer and cultural anthropologist Arthur Drooker discusses his life, work, and love for Mill Valley. Born and raised in New York City, Arthur first visited Mill Valley during his continental travels as a high school student in the summer of 1971. He was struck in particular by the tall redwood trees growing right downtown. After finishing a degree in American Civilization at the University of Pennsylvania, Arth...
Record Type: Archive
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Oral History of Dorothy Killion - Oral History
In this oral history, California native and longtime Mill Valley resident Dorothy Killion recounts with laughter and depth some of her wide-ranging life experiences, along with her memories of the wilder, less-developed Mill Valley of the mid-20th century. Born in Oakland, California in 1920, Dorothy grew up in the East Bay and completed a degree in political science at the University of California, Berkeley in 1941, the year of the attack on Pea...
Record Type: Archive
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Oral History of Edna Foster - Oral History
Edna Deming Foster was born March 18, 1894, in Ashland, Oregon, and came to Mill Valley in 1923. After graduating from University of California, Berkeley, Edna married Henry Foster in 1921 and the couple moved into a house on Lovell Avenue in Mill Valley on Armistice Day, 1923. Edna quickly became involved in the PTA at Old Mill School, the Outdoor Art Club, and other local community affairs. In this oral history, Edna recounts her time at UC Ber...
Record Type: Archive
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Oral History of Hugh Fullerton - Oral History
In this oral history, "Ambassador" Hugh Fullerton provides an insider's perspective on the community of backgammon and chess players who meet daily at the Depot Plaza. Born and raised in Ohio, Hugh moved to the Bay Area with his family in 1969 for a job in San Francisco. Originally touching down in San Rafael, they settled in Mill Valley in 1971. After a few years working as a "corporado," he became self-employed and found his way into the downto...
Record Type: Archive
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Oral History of Joan Glassheim - Oral History
Ombudsman for Marin County over the last two decades, Joan Glassheim shares her experiences in the communities of Marin. Joan left the East Coast for the West to further her career in the federal government’s public housing department, as well as perhaps a fresh start in San Francisco’s Castro District. Quickly, Joan felt drawn to Mill Valley, and greatly appreciated the dog-friendliness of nearby beaches and trails. Joan’s recollection of the vi...
Record Type: Archive
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Oral History of Louis Ferrario - Oral History
In this oral history, artist Louis Ferrario reminisces about his long life lived in Mill Valley. Born in Point Richmond in 1925 to Italian immigrant parents, Louis’s family soon moved over to Mill Valley, where his father had worked on building the railway and the Mt. Tamalpais gravity cars before going on to work for the city’s maintenance department. Louis recalls the untimely deaths of his mother and sisters, and poignantly describes the speci...
Record Type: Archive
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Oral History of Marilyn and Kimberly Jessup - Oral History
In this oral history, Marilyn Jessup and her daughter Kimberly recount their lives and community involvement in Mill Valley over the years. Born in 1928 in Phoenix, Arizona, Marilyn moved to Mill Valley with her husband Richard Jessup in 1956. Marilyn and Richard went on to have five daughters together, Kimberly being the youngest. Marilyn and Kimberly - the latter of whom followed in her father's footsteps in becoming an architect - describe Ric...
Record Type: Archive
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Oral History of Rita Abrams - Oral History
Musician and teacher Rita Abrams was born in 1943 in Cleveland, Ohio. She graduated from the University of Michigan and did graduate work in Special Education at Boston University. In 1969, seeking a change of climate and scenery, Rita left the East Coast for the Bay Area and found a job as a kindergarten teacher at Mill Valley's Strawberry Point School. Inspired by her newfound home, Rita describes how she sat on a bench in the downtown plaza on...
Record Type: Archive
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Oral History of Tia Smirnoff - Oral History
In this oral history, longtime Mill Valley resident and tireless contributor to the community Tia Smirnoff discusses her life, family, work, hobbies, and the changes she has witnessed in town over the decades. Born in San Diego, Tia moved up to Mill Valley more than 50 years ago after marrying her husband Andrew. She and Andrew raised four children together, but because of her work in after-school care for many decades Tia's "children" number man...
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Participants lined up in Mill Valley for the start of the Women's Dipsea Hike, 1921 - Print, Photographic
MVN1858
Record Type: Photo
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Photograph depicting Lytton Square, NW Pacific station and Keystone block - This black and white photographic enlargement depicts Lytton Square with the 3rd Northwestern Pacific Railroad station on the left and the Keystone Block on the right.
unknown
Record Type: Object
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Photograph of the start of The 1921 Women's Dipsea Hike - Print, Photographic
2015.003.067
Record Type: Photo
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Plaza behind the Depot Bookstore and Cafe, date unknown - Print, Photographic
MVN1079AD
Record Type: Photo
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Plaza behind the Depot Bookstore and Café, date unknown - Print, Photographic
MVN1079AG
Record Type: Photo
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Plaza behind the Depot Bookstore and Café, date unknown - Print, Photographic
MVN1079AE
Record Type: Photo
