Point Reyes Station water well
A little Point Reyes Station history provided by David Mitchell.
Next to B Street. downhill from Café Reyes, an ancient, wooden structure is barely visible through the foliage. In the railroad era, this was the base for a water tower.
In the black and white photo from 1930, you can get an idea of what the water tower once looked like. In the foreground are 4-H Achievement Day participants. Photo by M. B. Boissevain, courtesy of the Jack Mason Museum of West Marin History.
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STEVE MARTINEK
Tue, 09/08/2020 - 11:30am
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Thank you David!
Thank you David!
I've always wondered about the origin of that now sad structure peaking through the vines.