Entries Containing All of the Phrases «contra costa county» AND «california»

By Joseph Alvarado, February 19, 2023

Plaque Two

RANKED BY RELEVANCE

1 ► California, Contra Costa County, Pleasant Hill — Contra Costa County World War I Memorial —

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2 ► California, Contra Costa County, Martinez — V — Rankin Building —

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3 ► California, Santa Cruz County, Santa Cruz — Grave of Grove C. Cook —

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4 ► California, Contra Costa County, Antioch — Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve —

5 ► California, Contra Costa County, Martinez — Hook Family —

6 ► California, Los Angeles County, Angeles National Forest — Creek Fire — Firefighters — Wildlife Waystation —

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7 ► California, Contra Costa County, El Cerrito — The Japanese in El Cerrito, a Timeline —

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8 ► California, Contra Costa County, Antioch — The Cannery Lady —

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9 ► California, Contra Costa County, San Ramon — The Glass House — Forest Home Farms Historic Park — Celebrate San Ramon's History —

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10 ► California, Contra Costa County, Clayton — Clayton —

11 ► California, Contra Costa County, El Cerrito — Blooming Business —

12 ► California, Contra Costa County, Orinda — Tres Ranchos Historical Site —

13 ► California, Marin County, San Rafael — Richmond-San Rafael Bridge —

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14 ► California, Contra Costa County, Clayton — De Martini Winery —

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15 ► California, Contra Costa County, Antioch — Mount Diablo Coal Field —

16 ► California, Contra Costa County, Clayton — M.F. Ohman —

17 ► California, Contra Costa County, Clayton — Old Marsh Creek Springs —

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18 ► California, Contra Costa County, Martinez — XIII (13) — Pioneer Cemetery —

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19 ► California, Contra Costa County, Martinez — Martinez-Benicia Ferry — "Gateway to the Gold Fields" —

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20 ► California, Contra Costa County, Martinez — From an Accident to a Preserve —

21 ► California, Contra Costa County, Orinda — 509 — The Joaquin Moraga Adobe — 1841 —

22 ► California, Contra Costa County, Richmond — Harry Ells School —

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23 ► California, Contra Costa County, Concord — Francisco Galindo Home —

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    Thin black lines indicate changes in relevance. Between each pair of lines entries are ordered geographically but all have the same relevance.

* Inflectional forms of words are their plurals, singulars, and possessives as well as gramatical tenses and similar variations.