The Fastest Slow Guy You Know

LOG CABIN IN HILLS MADE ART STUDIO - Thomas Hal Boyd

Quaint Village of Condemned Street Railway Cars on the Ocean Beach. - San Francisco Chronicle San Francisco, California · Sunday, October 04, 1896

THE WHEELMEN. San Francisco Call, Volume 78, Number 64, 3 August 1895

Knave - Oakland Tribune, 03 Mar 1940

Knave - The Old and the New - Oro Fino - Miner, Inventor, Farmer - Emigrant Gap - 100 Years of Rails - 'Lots of Talk...' - Judah Gets the Nod - R Street Route - First Locomotive - Oakland Tribune, 31 Jul 1955

BAY CITY WHEELMEN, Well-Known Athletes Who Travel Around on Wheels. - Sun, Oct 14, 1888 - 9 - The San Francisco Examiner

The Bicycle. - Mon, Jan 10, 1887 - Page 3 - The San Francisco Examiner

A TRIP AWHEEL. - The Olympic Club Annex Rides to Fairfax. - 27 Feb 1893, Mon The San Francisco Call

NEW WHEEL TOUR BY THE SEA AND THROUGH MOUNTAINS - J. J. Bliss - San Francisco Chronicle - Sunday, August 21, 1898

THE WHEEL. - The Capital City Race Meeting - A Club Reunion. - The San Francisco Call, 01 Oct 1893

The Knave - Angels Camp, John Muir, scorching, San Leandro Triangle, bicycle history

Thanksgiving "roll" to San Leandro and back in 1883

THE WHEELMEN. San Francisco Call, 27 July 1895

Scrolls Are Presented to Relatives of Alameda County's Fallen Heroes - Oakland Tribune, 11 Nov 1919, Tue, Page 10

Oakland Sequoia Mountain Park; Part 2

OLYMPIC CYCLISTS. Young Men Who Will Boom Wheeling. Some Reminiscences of the Sport. - Sat, Oct 14, 1893 - Page 10 - San Francisco Chronicle

Souvenir history & guide of the Pacific coast, Watkins & Griffin, 1892, African-American guidebook of California

Knave - Early Churches, Gamblers Built It, Brides From Germany, A Marriage Lottery, An Old Donner Trail, Culbertson Grade, Literary Treasures, Frank Norris Relics, Survived Two Fires, More About Scotty, Some Richmond History, The Castro Grant, A New Discoverer

EARLY DAYS IN OAKLAND. - Oakland Tribune Oakland, California • Sat, Feb 23, 1884 Page 5

The Oddest Suburban Town in America - The San Francisco Call, 23 Jul 1899