The Fastest Slow Guy You Know

Hiker's Rest Being Torn Down - Hill Section Landmark for 50 Years - The Montclarion, circa Feb 21, 1955

Knave - Picnic Trains to Redwood Canyon - Oakland Tribune, 16 Jun 1968

HOME OF THE FAMOUS ACMES - Born in a barn and matured in a Chinese wash-house, the Acme Athletic Club - The San Francisco Examiner, 02 Dec 1893

Oakland Sequoia Mountain Park; Part 2

LOG CABIN IN HILLS MADE ART STUDIO - Thomas Hal Boyd

TRAMPING TO REDWOOD PEAK, by Harold French, Sat, Jan 8, 1910, The San Francisco Call

MEDAU'S TRACT. Seems to Have Been Designed by Nature for a Park Site. Nov 22, 1897, Oakland Tribune

Oakland Sequoia Mountain Park; Part 1, the Bond Measure

Saving Oakland's Sequoias - Eastbay Residents to Have Grounds at Their Disposal for Camps and Picnics - Oakland Tribune 24 Feb 1924

JOAQUIN MILLER. A Visit to the Old Poet of the Sierras. Hartford Courant, 02 Nov 1911

Knave: Potter Elk Horn, Redwood Canyon, Redwood Regional Park, Mariano Vallejo

MANY DUSTY ROADS LED OUT OF CITY - Oakland road histories

THE GLORY OF THE HILLS. - Hike to Redwood Peak - Alameda Daily Argus, 03 Sep 1904, Sat, Page 3

On the Tip of the Crescent, by Louis Allen, Oakland Tribune, 24 Sep 1922, Sun, Page 64

Redwoods Atop Oakland Hills First Brought Settlers Here - Oakland Tribune - 09 Oct 1966, Sun - Page 137

THE SPRITE OF THE HIGHTS - Sun, Jan 3, 1960 - Oakland Tribune - Page 96

MANY MILES OF NEW TRAILS ARE OPENED IN HILLS - Oakland Tribune - 09 Oct 1921, Sun - Page 17

PLEA IS MADE TO HONOR FREMONT

EARLY DAY NOTES ON LINCOLN AVENUE. - Ye Olden Oakland Days - Oakland Tribune - 30 Sep 1923, Sun - Page 4

Ye Olden Oakland Days AMONG THE OAKLAND REDWOODS IN EARLY DAYS - Oakland Tribune - 13 Aug 1922, Sun - Page 55