Then & Now: Grove Regulatory Company/Clif Bar HQ
“Seasoned” E’villains will remember when the building on the corner of Hollis & 65th was an Andronico’s Central market (it might have been ahead of its
Junkopia: Mudflat sculpture film surfaces on YouTube
The publishing of the NY Times article Once Upon a Landscape profiling Brooklyn artist and Berkeley native Carol Bove led me to this 1982 archive titled “Rubbish lives for a
Then & Now: Westinghouse Brake/Lux Estate Sales
“Then & Now” is a special series that looks to capture a portion of Emeryville History and spotlight the small and vibrant business community
Mudflat Sculpture Archive
Consider this Gallery an aggregate of images I’ve amassed from various web sources including this page dedicated to the mudflats on Tribe.net, a collection
The Return of the Red Baron to Emeryville | Marin IJ
One of the original “guerrilla” artists behind the Emeryville Mudflat sculptures has reemerged to bring back an E’ville icon, the Red Baron (this time under more “legitimate”
Emeryville mud flat sculptures revisited | The Big Event
One of the most highly trafficked posts in this blog is actually a repost of an Emeryville Mudflat Sculptures article on SFGate. I guess it’s
Gone But Not Forgotten: Emeryville Mudflat Sculptures
I ran across this 2008 post while reminiscing with a co-worker recently. Probably my first memory of Emeryville … before I knew where Emeryville was. The
SJ Mercury News details Emeryville’s role in winning the Civil War
Who knew Emeryville was a focal point of the civil war on the West Coast? This article references Camp Downey, an Infantry training camp
