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BAHA :: Two Harbors, Catalina Island, CA Dec 10, 2008 ... During the winter season, Catalina Express runs five boats weekly from Long Beach via Avalon. A Safari Bus makes a daily run (weather ... 2.
Berkeley Landmarks :: Municipal Incinerator During the late 19th and early 20th century, most of the garbage generated by Berkeley and Oakland was taken by boat and dumped into the ocean. ... 3.
Berkeley Landmarks :: Vine Street Pumping Plant Photo: Daniella Thompson, 2004. 24 November 2001. The Vine Street Pumping Plant is a modest, unobtrusive building, set quietly back from the street. ... 4.
Berkeley Landmarks :: Kawneer Manufacturing Co. The Kawneer Building at Eighth Street between Dwight Way and Parker St. is an ... At that time, storefront windows were framed in wood, which was subject to ... Show map of 2547 8th St, Berkeley, CA 94710 5.
Berkeley Landmarks :: Kawneer Manufacturing Co. The Kawneer plant in Berkeley was not the first building with a sawtooth roof and skylights. In the 1880s, John Horbury Hunt built such a structure for the ... Show map of 2547 8th St, Berkeley, CA 94710 6.
Berkeley Landmarks :: Kawneer Manufacturing Co. The Kawneer plant in Berkeley was not the first building with a sawtooth roof and skylights. In the 1880s, John Horbury Hunt built such a structure for the ... Show map of 2547 8th St, Berkeley, CA 94710 7.
Berkeley Landmarks :: 2004 Designations In 1940, Montgomery Ward opened its first West Coast store in this space. It remained until 1964, at which time the present occupant, Berkeley Hardware, ... 8.
Berkeley Landmarks :: Joseph W. Harris House, Part 1 Oct 18, 2004 ... It was captured by a movie camera from a moving streetcar in 1906. .... The Joseph W. Harris House was designated a City of Berkeley ... Show map of 2300 Le Conte Ave, Berkeley, CA 94709 9.
Berkeley Landmarks :: Sather Tower (Campanile) A century ago (14 July 1902) half a world away, residents of Venice were shocked to hear and see one such tower—their cherished and ancient campanile in the ... 10.
BAHA News: 1930s Japanese flower nursery demolished for condos 1930s Japanese flower nursery demolished for condos. 1800 San Pablo Avenue (photo: Daniella Thompson, 2006) This Streamline Moderne building occupied a ... |
