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SUMMARY:Victorian Days Walking Tour: Cypress Lawn
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a captivating docent-led Historical Trolley Tour through our beautiful grounds. Step back in time as you learn about the pioneers laid to rest at Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. You are welcome to enhance the experience by doing your finest Victorian attire\, though it’s not a requirement. The tour will commence at 1370 El Camino Real in Colma\, across from the archway. Light lunch after the tour. As the trolley is limited to 24\, RSVPs are required. \nRSVP: Required at 650-299-0104.\nDifficulty Level: Easy. Trolley not wheelchair accessible.\nAddress: 1370 El Camino Real\, Colma – across the street from the archway
URL:https://historysmc.org/event/victorian-days-walking-tour-cypress-lawn/
LOCATION:Cypress Lawn\, 1383 El Camino Real\, Colma\, CA\, 94014\, United States
CATEGORIES:Walking Tours
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SUMMARY:Victorian Days Walking Tour: Pigeon Point Light Station State Historic Park
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate Lighthouses on the Air Weekend by joining a walking tour of the historic grounds of Pigeon Point Light Station. Meet in front of the first hostel. Hear tales of whalers\, bootleggers\, shipwrecks\, the building of the lighthouse\, the “Wickies” and their families\, and the anticipated restoration of the tower (currently closed to the public). Visit the Fog Signal Building to view the magnificent First Order Fresnel lens and explore the exhibits. Come early or stay after the tour talk to lighthouses around the world and participate in Victorian Era lighthouse crafts and activities! \nRSVP can be made here:(25 maximum) \nDifficulty: Moderate. Ground is mainly flat\, but uneven and it is not entirely paved. \nAddress: Pigeon Point Light Station State Historic Park – 210 Pigeon Point Road; Pescadero. Meet in front of the first cottage\, by sign.
URL:https://historysmc.org/event/victorian-days-walking-tour-pigeon-point-light-station-state-historic-park/
LOCATION:Pigeon Point Light Station\, 210 Pigeon Point Road\, Highway 1\, Pescadero\, 94060
CATEGORIES:Walking Tours
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SUMMARY:Victorian Days Walking Tour: Half Moon Bay
DESCRIPTION:Discover the charm of Half Moon Bay on a guided walking tour through its historic downtown. Stroll along Main Street\, where preserved 19th-century buildings tell stories of the early settlers and Native Americans. Learn about the area’s connection to the 1906 San Francisco earthquake\, visit local landmarks\, and hear colorful tales of the people who shaped this seaside community. It’s a relaxed\, engaging way to experience the Coastside’s rich heritage. Afterword\, please visit our free Coastside Museum at the same location. \n\n\n\nRSVP: Call 650-299-0104 \nDifficulty: Easy-ADA Accessible \nAddress: Coastside History Museum\, 505 Johnston St.\, Half Moon Bay
URL:https://historysmc.org/event/victorian-days-walking-tour-half-moon-bay/
LOCATION:Coastside History Museum\, 505 Johnston Street\, Half Moon Bay\, CA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Walking Tours
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SUMMARY:Victorian Days Walking Tour: Broderick-Terry Duel Site
DESCRIPTION:Daly City History Guild Museum & Archive president Mark Weinberger will lead a tour of the famous but often overlooked Broderick-Terry Duel Site located in the tiny park of the same name situated near Lake Merced and on the San Francisco-Daly City border. The tour will take place within this small park which abuts the San Francisco Golf Club. Visitors will view a plaque\, State Landmark Number 19\, and granite shafts which tell of the notorious duel that took place on September 13\, 1859. A story will unfold about how former CA Supreme Court Chief Justice David S. Terry mortally wounded U.S. Senator David C. Broderick in part over the issue of slavery. This is considered to have been the last duel in California history. After the tour concludes\, participants are invited to visit the Daly City History Museum located a short distance away where light refreshments will be served. Tour will begin just outside the park entrance on El Portal Way. Street parking is plentiful. \nRSVP: 650.299.0104\, ext. 220 or education@historysmc.org \nDifficulty Level: Easy. Gravel paths and short distance light walking. \nAddress: Park entrance near 80 El Portal Way (off Cliffside Drive)\, Daly City. Museum is located at 6351 Mission Street\, Daly City
URL:https://historysmc.org/event/victorian-days-walking-tour-broderick-terry-duel-site/
LOCATION:Broderick-Terry Duel Landmark Park Entrance\, 80 El Portal Way\, Daly City\, 94015
CATEGORIES:Walking Tours
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SUMMARY:Victorian Days Walking Tour: St. John's Cemetery
DESCRIPTION:Join members of the Board of Directors and staff on a fascinating walking tour through the historic grounds of St. John’s Cemetery (est. 1885) as you learn about the early founders and leading citizens of San Mateo\, Burlingame\, and Hillsborough. Visit two of the largest \nand oldest family funerary monuments in Northern California\, the Parrott Mortuary Chapel\, and the Bowie Mausoleum. Light refreshments following. \nRSVP Required: 650.299.0104. Limited to 25 guests. \nDifficulty Level: Easy\, mostly paved pathways with some walking on uneven turf. Shade is at a premium. \nAddress: 910 Oregon Avenue (X street Yale) San Mateo. Limited on-site parking.
URL:https://historysmc.org/event/victorian-days-walking-tour-st-johns-cemetery/
LOCATION:St. John’s Cemetery\, 910 Oregon Avenue\, San Mateo\, 94402\, United States
CATEGORIES:Walking Tours
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