HAPPY BIRTHDAY. Michael Powers turned 80, recently. Living in Miramar since the 1960s, Michael has seen the Coastside change. Yes, the beach used to roll up right to his door in Miramar, by the Medio (Miramar) Bridge, in the 1960s. The US Army Corp of Engineers has admitted that the Jetty Breakwater is the cause […]
Half Moon Bay Coastsider History
Coastside Buzz works with Dave Cresson and the Half Moon Bay History Association to bring Coastsiders stories from the past. Here we see the restaurant The Reefs which is sitting right where Fitzgerald Marine Reserve is today!
Half Moon Bay Coastside History Overview Video with Dave Cresson
VIDEO. An overview of the history of Half Moon Bay and the Coastside. Intended for future docents of the Half Moon Bay Coastside History Museum. Presented by Dave Cresson at the Johnston House on May 5, 2018. Video production by Liane Brookhart of Liane’s Lens. The sound is a bit sketchy, but content and […]
Virtual Walking Tours: Pescadero From Buggy to Auto and Pigeon Point’s story of Tragedy, Hope and Innovation
Pescadero Walking Tour (online) Get a taste of local history through online walking tours. These 10 to 15-minute videos give an introduction to some of the historic places and themes throughout San Mateo County. New online tours will be released at in July and August. The online tours will be posted by 10 a.m. on […]
Indigenous Peoples of the Bay Area Part 3: Economy, Spirituality, and Culture
VIDEO. Part 3. Indigenous History in the Bay Area (Virtual) – June 12, 19 & 26 Sign up for their email! Join this three-part webinar series with expert Mark Hylkema on the history of California native people, focusing on Indigenous cultures of the Peninsula and the South Bay. This is an exciting opportunity to hear Mark […]
Part 2: Indigenous History in the Bay Area: Ethnobotany and Land Stewardship
VIDEO. Indigenous History in the Bay Area (Virtual) – June 12, 19 & 26 Join this three-part webinar series with expert Mark Hylkema on the history of California native people, focusing on Indigenous cultures of the Peninsula and the South Bay. This is an exciting opportunity to hear Mark share his knowledge and experience in an […]
Part 1: Indigenous History in the Bay Area From State Park Archeologist, Mark Hylkema
VIDEO. Indigenous History in the Bay Area (Virtual) – June 12, 19 & 26 Join this three-part webinar series with expert Mark Hylkema on the history of California native people, focusing on Indigenous cultures of the Peninsula and the South Bay. This is an exciting opportunity to hear Mark share his knowledge and experience in an […]
Have You Heard of the Old Historic Colma Road for Hiking, Biking and Bird Watching?
LINK. Historic Old Colma Road Historic Old Colma Road is a 4.7 mile moderately trafficked out and back trail located near Montara, California that offers scenic views and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be […]
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