Mill Valley Hub Theatre
Tamalpais Land and Water Co.
In Loving Memory Freda M. Lane 1889 - 1981
Mill Valley Railroad Depot
Mill Valley Railroad Depot Constructed In 1929 by the Northwestern Pacific Railroad, this mission revival-style depot replaced an earlier station at the same location. The first train arrived in...
RICHARD “DICK" JESSUP
Placed in Honor of RICHARD “DICK" JESSUP His creation of this Plaza-- completed in 1982- is testimony to an unyielding dedication to community and a love of this town. Dick's civic contributions...
Phil Frank
PHIL FRANK 1943-2007 CARTOONIST, ARTIST, WRITER, LOCAL HISTORIAN, AND BELOVED SAUSALITAN
Ronald L. Hothem, Esq.
Sausalito WWI Memorial
IN LOVING MEMORY OF THE SONS OF SAUSALITO WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE WORLD WAR 1914 1918 DANIEL FRANCIS MADDEN JOHN NORWWOOD MCNEILL JOÃO De COSTA MOLLES ALFRED HAROLD PANELLA RAY HENRY VAN...
Vina del Mar, Sausalito
Plaza Vina del Mar
Praca de Cascais, Sausalito
Praca de Cascais, Sausalito
Praca de Cascais, Sausalito
Praca de Cascais, Sausalito
Dr. 'Teddy' Morgan
EnglishWelsh International Rugby Player. Scored the winning try against the All Blacks in 1905. Born & lived in Agents Row (Nos. 8 & 10). WelshChwaraewr Rygbi Rhyngwladol a sgoriodd y...
- welsh
- wales
- rugby
The Chalmette Plantations
Scene of the Battle of New Orleans Dec. 1814 - Jan. 1815 Battle raged on lands of Ignace de Lino de Chalmette, Antoine Bienvenue, and Denis de la Ronde. British camps on lands of Jaques de...
- louisiana
- war of 1812
- new orleans
Lake Pontchartrain and the Pontchartrain Basin
Named Lake Pontchartrain in 1718 by French Explorer, Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville, Lake Pontchartrain is not a true lake but a shallow 630 square mile estuary. Approximately 40 miles wide...
- louisiana
- new orleans
- waterway
Southern Yacht Club
Located across the New Basin Canal before you is the second oldest yacht club in the country. It moved from Pass Christian, MS onto the site across from the New Canal Lighthouse. The club built...
- louisiana
- new orleans
New Basin Canal
The canal you see before you was created in the 1830's by the New Orleans Canal and Banking Company for drainage and commerce. Over 8,000 Irish immigrants died digging the canal through mosquito...
- louisiana
- new orleans
- waterway
Brieven van Belle
The 18th century writer and "Independant woman" Belle van Zuylen lived in the castle nearby. Besides novels and plays, she wrote letters to the people hiking around the castle, and at some...
- walking
- slot zuylen
- windmill