Montclair Village: Oakland’s Early Hill Town
Description
Explore the history and architecture of Montclair Village, a vibrant hill community. From the early toll road to the freeway, learn about Montclair's social, residential, and commercial development. Montclair's distinctive buildings – the fire station, Recreation center, library, and new Village ventures will be featured on this walk. A gently sloping walk with some unpaved areas. —Kathleen DiGiovanni
Meeting Location: In front of the Montclair Branch Library, 1687 Mountain Boulevard
Tour Guide: Kathleen DiGiovanni
NOTES:
PLEASE MEET 15 MINUTES BEFORE listed time to allow for registration.
We kindly request you register in advance. In-person registration will be first-come-first-served on a space available basis. We cannot guarantee a spot will be available.
We offer fee waivers for limited income residents— just ask!
Comfortable walking shoes, sun hats and sunscreen are recommended. Bring water.
Vouchers, limited-income accommodation, and any other special circumstances should be handled in advance. Please email info@oaklandheritage.org for assistance
Check your email the morning of the walking tour for any last-minute changes, clarifications, or cancellation.
If you need assistance navigating Humanitix, please reach out to us at info@oaklandheritage.org or call our office at (510) 763-9218 and we’d be happy to help.
Due to the ongoing presence of Covid, we will continue to make masks available. If you feel ill the day of a tour, please stay home. If after a tour, you become ill and test positive, please let us know as soon as possible. Thank you.
These tours support Oakland Heritage Alliance, a non-profit that tells Oakland’s story through walking tours, lectures, newsletters and advocacy. We welcome volunteers and new members!
Accessibility Note: Easy; a gently sloping walk with some unpaved areas.
About Oakland Heritage Alliance
Oakland Heritage Alliance is a 501(c)(3) non-profit membership organization which advocates the protection, preservation, and revitalization of Oakland's architectural, historic, cultural and natural resources through publications, education, and direct action.
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