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Palo Alto Walking Tours 2022

This fall we are offering four tours to celebrate the centennial of Birge Clark's practice in Palo Alto. They are identified geographically and feature both well-known structures and little known facts. Tours are held at 10 a.m. on Saturday mornings except for the Professorville tour which is at 10 a.m. on Sunday. All tours are free, open to the pubic, and take about 90 miutes. No reservations are required, — just show up!

	Tour	Tour Leader	Meeting Place
Oct. 1	Edgewood	Bo Crane	1401 Edgewood (at Southwood)
Oct. 8	Coleridge	Bo Crane	455 Coleridge (west of Cowper)
Oct. 15	Webster	Bo Crane	1455 Webster (north side of Embarcadero)
Sunday, Oct. 23	Professorville	Kris Zavoli and Anne Gregor	1005 Bryant (corner Bryant and Addison)
Nov. 5	Downtown	Bo Crane	Ccity Hall Plaza, 250 Hamilton Avenue

Photos from past tours:

Crescent Park, May 21, 2022:

Start of tour at Squire House
Squire House

Forest Court

Mayfield Tour, May 7, 2022:

Mayfield photos

Taken on the November 6, 2021 Barron Park tour:

Barron Park tour

Crescent Park, September 28, 2013

Crescent Park

Homer Avenue, November 3, 2018:

Homer AVenue

Downtown/Homer May 5, 2012:

248 Homer

If you missed the latest tours or want a glimpse of past tours, check out the self-guided brochures describe below.

Self–Guided Tours

	Homer Avenue Heritage Walk Old laundries, the church from Harold and Maude, charming Victorian cottages—it's all on Homer Avenue!
	College Terrace "Neat Cottages" and "Handsome Residences" define the flavor of College Terrace!
	Downtown Walking Tour Beautiful tiles abound! The brochure is currently being revised, so join the next tour!
	Crescent Park There is no brochure for this tour yet—so join us on the next docent-led tour!
	Professorville Sampler This walk gives you a feel for this wonderful neighborhood that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and was Palo Alto's first historical district! Read about early Professorville residents in "Who Was Who in Professorville" by columnist Ward Winslow, reprinted from the Sunday, October 13, 1985 Palo Alto Times Tribune.
	Holiday House Tours Links to photos from past Holiday House Tours are on the Holiday House Tour page. (There are no plans to resume these tours.)

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