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06 Earthquake recollections
Accounts from various residents and documents;
1838 earthquake
Nancy Lund's account of this quake; Charles Brown; Carlos Moreno
1906 earthquake
Offset fence at Plastina House. Portola Rd.; shed is gone; house partially burned. estensively remodeled
1906 Earthquake Woodside
Damage to the home of Marjorie Josselyn in Woodside, said to be directly over the fault line.
1906 Earthquake, Redwood City
San Mateo COunty Courthouse
1906 Earthquake, San Francisco
Scenes after the 1906 earthquake in San Francisco
1906 Earthquake, San Francisco
Scenes after the 1906 earthquake in San Francisco
1906 Earthquake, San Francisco
Scenes after the 1906 earthquake in San Francisco
1906 Earthquake, San Francisco
Scenes after the 1906 earthquake in San Francisco
1906 Earthquake, San Francisco
Scenes after the 1906 earthquake in San Francisco
1906 Earthquake, San Francisco
Scenes after the 1906 earthquake in San Francisco
1906 Earthquake, San Francisco
Scenes after the 1906 earthquake in San Francisco
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1906 Earthquake, San Francisco
Scenes after the 1906 earthquake in San Francisco
1989 earthquake
newspaper from Oct. 19, 1989;
3 people on fault
Fault line on Alpine Road; people in period clothing. man in bowler hat. women with big hats. 1906 earthquake
4 images of 1906 quake on one negative
All showing people; sleeve identifies locations;
802 Portola Road 1906
Plastina house, fence on left, shed in center back, house on right; Where is original?
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Alpine Road site of 1906 break
Alpine Road near PV Ranch emergency exit; same site as the 1906 Stanford photos
Announcement of annual Emergency Preparedness Demonstration
HAM. radio, Rothrock
Announcement of annual Emergency Preparedness Demonstration
HAM. radio, Rothrock, CERPP, Woodside Fire, Annual Communications Demonstration Day,
Breiner Almanac article re Cheney
refutes statements by CSU Davis geologist;
Breiner Earthquakes in Portola Valley
7 page rscientific eport with illustrations;
Breiner reproduction of 06 scene
2002 parallel view of 1906 Alpine Rd. break; hat=transferred from 1906 photo; Max Rolih duplicates stance of 1906 man
Breiner Town Center letter
Letter to John Goodrich explaining location of fault at Town Center;
Breiner Town Center letter
Explanation of the fault at town center
Breiner with children
learning about earthquakes;
Breiner-06 and 2002 comparison
Man gazing at Alpine Road break; locating modern side of 06 break
Breiner-06 and 2002 comparison
09 802 Portola Rd house composite
Breiner-06 and 2002 comparison
10 Portola Rd looking NW composite
Breiner-06 and 2002 comparison
16 Crystal Spngs Hi 92 composite
Breiner-06 and 2002 comparison
18 1906 Eartthquake photo composite
Breiner-06 and 2002 comparison
1906 Eartthquake photo composite
Breiner-06 and 2002 comparison
Alpine Rd 1906 and present larger
Breiner-06 and 2002 comparison
Alpine Rd 1906 and present
Breiner-06 and 2002 comparison
Crystal Spngs Hi 92 composite
Breiner-06 and 2002 comparison
Portola Rd at Town Center composite
Breiner-06 and 2002 comparison
Portola Rd house composite
Breiner-06 and 2002 comparison
Portola Rd looking NW composite
Breiner-06 and 2002 comparison
PV 1906 Alpine, Portola Rds
Breiner-06 and 2002 comparison
Rift in PV at Bovet house
Breiner-06 and 2002 comparison
Roberta Drive 8
Breiner-06 and 2002 comparison
Roberta Drive fault scarp
Brown's San Andreas Fault
article by Bob Brown of Ladera with details of the fault;
collage: 4 photos
2 fault-seeking trenches. fence offs. closeup of earth; Woodside trace of San Andreas. Spring Ridge meadow. Trancos trace at Portola Road
Couple gaze at break in ground, faces only
Enlarged heads view only of EAR-015d; compare EAR-015
Couple in period clothes gaze at break in ground
dapper couple looking at Alpine Road break; part of computer collage
Crack in field
site of main fault thru Bovet land (Portola Valley Ranch); 1906 earthquake; doesn't really show much
drawing of fault zone
same as 025 with Almanac text;
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earthquake photo for computer screen
the welll-dressed couple gazing at the site of the break; compare EAR-015
enhanced photo for desktop
Couple in 1096 garb examining break caused by quake; gray edge at left;
Fallen tree and earth crack
earthquakecrack and fallen tree. looking southeast; site is north of "Portola"
Fence torn in two
Fault crosses road in village of Portola, a.learing fence; rows of prune trees displaced
George Will's Post column
general rif on earthquakes: Whistling Past the Fault Line;
Hermit Fault
research by David Cardinal
Horse and buggy at a bend in a lane
Offset in road north of Searsville Lake. west of Union Creek; ; scene is across road from photo #383
J. C, Branner 1906 report with pics
eyewitness analysis of effects in Portola Valley;
John Branner Newsom, Alpine, 06
Or: crossing near Searsville Lake looking s.; Regnery says original is mislabeled
Jordan, David Starr
brief comments on 1906 earthquake;
Labeled fault aeria shot
Portola Road vicinity. 1960 shot; Woodside trace of San Andreas. Plastina house site labeled
Labeled fault on aerial photo
Portola Valley Ranch. Blue Oaks vicinity; Coal Mine Ridge. upper Alpine. Sequoias. Brookside Park neighborhood
Labeled fault zone on town geological map
Portola Road vicinity showing town center. Wyndham;
Labeled fault zone on town geological map
Portola Road vicinity Alpine. Willowbrook area;
liquifaction/landslide map
western hillside of Town;
liquifaction/landslide map - center of town
center of Town;
Looking at earthquake history
two boys with table of information; part of a science day
Man at break in fault across road
Near Searsville reservoir. 7 mi. w. of Stanford;
Man in bowler hat staring at crack in earth
Fault creck. se end of PV. looking southeast. 1906; 1906 earthquake
Man in split tree on Alpine Road, 1906
Man in bowler hat standing on fallen tree; Where is original?
Man standing by offset fence
Offset in fence looking northeast. n. of Portola; Folger Ranch. according to Branner collection
Minutes of Geologic Safety Comm.
discussion of James Cheney report;
Newsome and Perry, Alpine, 06
Fault line on Alpine Road (probably) with 2 people; 1906 earthquake
Newsome and Perry, Alpine, 06
Fracture in road. 5 mi sw of Stanford; the main fault. 1906 earthquake
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Observer at Alpine Road fault break
1906 site near PV Ranch emergency exit; dispute: photo may be printed in reverse
p. 1 of geologists' letter
warning school board of danger of fault;
p. 2of geologists' letter
warning school board of danger of fault;