Mountain View Station Depot
Built Circa 1888
Castro Street
Circa 1953
Mtn. View Fire Station
Franklin Street location, 1924-1953
Mancini Motors Globe Tower
El Camino Real and Castro Street, 1940-1974
The Historic Adobe Building
Built in 1934, restored in 2001
Farming in the North Bayshore
Circa 1987
Rengstorff Avenue & Old Middlefield Road
Circa 1960
Bayshore Highway (US 101)
Circa 1957
200 Block of Castro Street
Circa 1949
The Mountain View Theater
Grand Reopening in 1962
The Weilheimer General Store
Built Circa 1874, 124 Castro Street
Mayfield Mall
Circa 1966
Mountain View Water Tower
Grant Road and Cuesta Avenue, 1953-1987
Castro and California Streets
Circa 1960
Mountain View City Hall
Castro and California Streets, 1910-1962
Mountain View Historical Association
Founded in 1954, the Mountain View Historical Association is a non-profit, volunteer-run organization dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich history of Mountain View, California.
The goals of The Mountain View Historical Association are:
- To gather and preserve historical data relative to the early settlement and development of the area in and around the present City of Mountain View
- To collect, record, edit and publish a history of the pioneering activities of this area;
- To preserve historic objects and places; and,
- To cooperate with other organizations in the Santa Clara Valley on projects related to regional and Mountain View history.
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Founded in 1954, the Mountain View Historical Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich history of Mountain View, California.
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Founded in 1954, the MVHA is a non-profit org. dedicated to sharing the history of Mtn. View, CA.
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