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  1. Charles Irvine Dowd, 1938
  2. Corner of Lovell & Madrona Avenue, 1982
  3. Dowd's 100th Anniverary and 4th of July parade, 1992
  4. Dowd's Moving and Storage truck, 1952
  5. Dowd's Moving & Storage, 1967
  6. Dowd's Moving & Storage building, circa 1950s
  7. Dowd's Moving & Storage, circa 1980
  8. Dowd's Moving & Storage, etc., Throckmorton Ave, 1967
  9. Dowd's ruins and burned side of La Veranda, 1984
  10. Dowd's ruins with burned-out cars, 1984
  11. Dowd's ruins with standing barn, 1984
  12. Downtown Mill Valley, early 1900s
  13. Firefighter Spraying a Fire Hose at Fire, 1984
  14. Fire on Throckmorton Avenue, 1984-06-18
  15. Fire on throckmorton in Mill Valley, 1984-06-18
  16. Fire on throckmorton in Mill Valley, 1984-06-18
  17. Interior of Dowd's Fashion Stable, 1908
  18. Madrona Street looking southwest, circa 1929-1935
  19. Man in western garb in 4th of July parade, 1992
  20. Marching band in the 4th of July parade, 1992
  21. Margaret Dowd, 1966 - Print, Photographic

    2019.001.114

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    Margaret Dowd, 1966
  22. Oral History of Charlotte Switzer - Oral History

    Charlotte Switzer was born in 1905 in Mill Valley, the youngest of four children. Charlotte's family lived in the upper flat of a barn on the family-owned business, Dowd's Fashion Stables. The stables burned down in a fire in 1910, though Charlotte's father, Charles Dowd, would go on to rebuild the stables. Charles taught Charlotte how to drive a horse and buggy from an early age, which proved to be one of Charlotte's main modes of transportation...

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  23. Oral History of Frank Canepa - Oral History

    Frank Canepa was born January 1, 1896, in Varazze, Italy, between Genoa and the French Riviera. He came to America in 1913 at 16 years old, speaking no English, and worked for two uncles in San Francisco and Oakland. He soon took odd jobs at various farms, specializing in produce, and eventually owned a produce store in San Francisco with a partner. A difference of opinion resulted in his partner buying him out for $1,000, and Frank decided he di...

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    Frank Canepa, photo courtesy of Bob Canepa
  24. Oral History of Mary and Tony Brabo - Oral History

    Tony and Mary Brabo were married for 82 years, reportedly the longest marriage in Marin County history. They died in 2011, at ages 99 and 100, respectively. Tony was born February 14, 1912 and Mary November 15, 1911, both in the Homestead Valley neighborhood of Mill Valley. Mary was the daughter of Manuel and Marie Brazil Bettencourt. Both families came from the Azores region of Portugal; Mary recalls speaking only Portuguese as a child. Tony and...

    Record Type: Archive

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  25. People on street look at ruins of building destroyed in fire June 17, 1984
  26. Ruins of La Veranda Restaurant destroyed in fire June 17, 1984
  27. Ruins of building destroyed in fire June 17, 1984
  28. Ruins of buildings after Throckmorton Avenue fire, 1984-06-18
  29. Ruins of buildings after Throckmorton Avenue fire, 1984-06-18
  30. Throckmorton Avenue, circa 1940s
  31. View of Dowd's ruins from across the street, 1984
  32. View of downtown Mill Valley, early 1900s

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