Stories
"But the most unlooked for feature of
the place is its air of
remoteness and seclusion. Here it lies, spread out on the open hillside,
in full view from bay and from town. Yet as we thread its quiet alleys, or
lie dreaming in the sunshine under the lee of its rocks, we seem to
have journeyed leagues from the work-a-day world we left behind."
"Walks
about Berkeley,"
Cornelius
Beach Bradley
A Berkeley
Year, 1898
Illustration from Berkeley Architectural Heritage Association
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This urn, one of the original Thousand Oaks urns, can be found at the bottom of Indian Trail, at The Alameda, near Capistrano Avenue.
Berkeley Historical Society
Berkeley Architectural Heritage Association
This urn, one of the original Thousand Oaks urns, can be found at the bottom of Indian Trail, at The Alameda, near Capistrano Avenue.