Category Archives: What’s New?
What’s Your Story?
A look back at what life was like in Burlingame via members of the Burlingame Historical Society reading passages from several sources as inspiration
Caltrans is working on the Environmental Draft for the El Camino Real Renewal Project this summer and fall 2021
Keep up to date using the Caltrans links: https://dot.ca.gov/caltrans-near-me/district-4/d4-projects/d4-san-mateo-82-el-camino-real-project
Click here to watch our recorded presentation: New Places for Old Homes
CALTRANS FILES NOTICE OF INTENT for El Camino Real
Make sure to check out the background and discussions regarding Caltrans project likely to be unveiled in the Spring 2020. Comments to be taken until January 8th, 2021:
Make sure to check out the background and discussions regarding Caltrans project likely to be unveiled in the Spring 2020. Comments to be taken until January 8th, 2021:
An historic move
On Thursday, September 17th, the James R. and Jessie Murphy residence was successfully moved in two sections from 1128 Douglas Avenue, over the Oak Grove Avenue railroad crossing, to its new home at 524 Oak Grove Avenue, where it will … Continue reading
HORSING AROUND BURLINGAME – Virtual Walking Tour
On Saturday, August 1st join the Burlingame Historical Society for our “virtual” walking tour: “Horsing Around Burlingame” to explore Burlingame’s equestrian past. Several virtual walking tours are being offered in conjunction with the San Mateo County Historical Association’s Victorian Days: … Continue reading
Where Do the Names of Our Streets Come From?
(Draft 10) Additions: Carol Avenue, East Carol Avenue, Devereux Drive ORIGIN OF STREET NAMES DRAFT 10
Caltrans: El Camino Real Renewal Project– Virtual Scoping
After decades of conflict with Caltrans regarding plans to widen and remove trees on El Camino Real, there is a major project being proposed on which you can provide input. The goal of this project is to both improve the … Continue reading
Memorial Day 2020
“The success of his mission depended entirely upon his skill, courage, and unfaltering devotion to duty.” A recently found San Mateo Times clipping, from July 11, 1942, notes this quote and posthumous award of the Flying Cross that was bestowed … Continue reading
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