Ace of Aces’ famed flight from Redwood City to Washington D.C.
News that a replica of World War I German flying ace Manfred von Richthofen’s blazing red triplane was being built in San… … Keep Reading
Time doesn’t always tell – Redwood City’s mystery clocks
Who doesn’t love a good mystery, especially one that takes us back in time? A tall, stately street clock stands… … Keep Reading
A kid’s eye view of what Redwood City was like in 1899
One industry dominates, lots of building going on and the weather is great. A capsule summary of Redwood City today?… … Keep Reading
Redwood City Was the “Chrysanthemum Capital of the World”
The recent announcement that the Bay City Flower Company is going out of business closed the books on a story… … Keep Reading
Redwood City American Legion Post Marks it Centenary
Veterans Day will be special for Redwood City American Legion Post 105, which marked its 100th anniversary this year, highlighting… … Keep Reading
Sequoia High Once Home to Gilded Age Carriage House
Plans to build a carriage museum at Courthouse Square are barely out of the starting gate. Still, the dream is… … Keep Reading
Handley Rock: Redwood City’s gift to rock climbers
Handley Rock, a rare geological formation in the Emerald Lake area of Redwood City, has cleaned up its act –… … Keep Reading
Redwood City and the County owe a lot to Horace Hawes
Redwood City recently decided to close three schools, only one named for a person, which was good thinking in today’s… … Keep Reading
Redwood City’s “Hidden” Bookstore Is Quite a Find
The Encore Books on the Square has been called Redwood City’s “hidden gem,” a label that fits a place located… … Keep Reading