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Originally, Michael Carey's brick store, 1875 - later acquired by A.T. Bartlett and G. Fisher. C. M. Morse's Drug Store, also Fisher Hotel. First San Mateo telephone, 1883. First San Mateo Fire Department organized here, 1887.Strebel Building
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In Memory of442ndJapanese AmericanCombat Teamand their families"Go For Broke"
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Dedicated to the San Mateo veterans of all warsboth living and deadwho faithfully and honorably served their country Presented on the occasion ofThe 100th anniversary of the City ofSan Mateo September 4, 1994
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In honor of San Mateos adopted sons of the 101st. Airborne Division and native sons and daughters who served proudly in Vietnam and the Persian Gulf.
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This monument is dedicated by the citizens of San Mateo in gratitude to the men and women of our community who served courageously and unselfishly in the defense of great national peril and in memory of those citizens who made the supreme sacrific…
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This tree planted May 30th 1923By San Mateo Post No.82American LegionIn Honor of those who served inWorld War I1917 - 1919
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Historical Site1883 - 1924Adjacent to this site stood "Cavalli's Blacksmith Shop" which served the truck farmers in the area.Joe Cavalli1883 - 1946Joe was the first and last sheriff of Lawndale (1924 - 1942) and the first Chief of Police of Colma …
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMJ5T_pacific-city_San-Mateo-CA.html
The idea to build an amusement park at this site was conceived by local civic leaders. This park would rival those at Coney Island and Atlantic City. The Pacific City site was 90 acres, stretching from Peninsula Avenue to Burlingame Avenue and …
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The home of Francisco Sanchez (B. 1805, D. 1862). Alcalde of San Francisco and Commandante of Militia under the Mexican Republic. Grantee of the 8,926 - acre Rancho San Pedro, and later a respected American citizen. His house built 1842-46. Afterw…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMJ4H_history-of-san-mateos-bridges_San-Mateo-CA.html
In 1923, the cities of San Mateo, Burlingame, and Hillsborough began planning for a bridge to link the San Francisco Bay peninsula cities with East Bay and Central Valley communities. Even after the Dumbarton Bridge opened, in 1927, these municipa…
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