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Exhibit Labels
Following are the historic site labels for this exhibit.
Sites are identified on the map by
dots.
1 Oakland Builds an Airport
2 Pioneer Aviators at the Oakland Airport
3 Hegenberger Road to the Airport
4 Dole Race into Danger
5 The Oakland Airport During
World War II
6 Flight to the Future after World War II
7 Is Bay Farm Island an Island?
8 Creating New Land in San
Leandro Bay
9 San Leandro Creek and Its
Watershed
10 Arrowhead Marsh
11 Time Warp Acorn
12 Endangered Species at the
Regional Shoreline
13 On San Leandro Bay
14 The Seabird Club
15 How did Damon Slough get its
Name?
16 Oyster Farms and Oyster Pirates
17 Homes Beside the Water
18 Let's Go Rowing
19 Boathouse Home to Olympic Gold
20 Estuary Transformed
21 The Civil War
22 White Gold on the Estuary
23 Homeless Shelter in Pipe City
24 The Land of Cotton
25 The Government Builds an
Island
26 From Shipyard to Yacht Harbor
27 The Alaska Packers
28 Cranes Alight at Encinal
Terminals
29 Lighthouse on the Move
30 Oakland Yacht Club Finds a
Harbor
31 Badger's Park
32 Larue's Wharf
33 Jack London Aquatic Center
34 Birds Find Sanctuary at Lake
Merritt
35 Slough Becomes Lake Merritt
36 Invasions at the Lake
37 A Tent Chinatown
38 Race to the Head of the
Estuary
39 Alameda's Bethlehem Shipyard
40 Loading Lumber
41 Bridges Become Tunnels
42 Birth on the Water
43 Oakland's Produce Market
44 The Transcontinental Railroad Comes to Town
45 Jack London Square
46 Jack London's Cabin
47 First and Last Chance
48 The California Yacht Club
49 Victorian Shipyards
50 Moore Dry Dock Co. Becomes
Schnitzer Steel
51 West Oakland and the Waterfront
52 Captain Shorey, Master
Mariner
53 Rail, Water and Passengers
54 The Shoreline - How it Used to Be
55 The Clippers of the Air
56 Oakland Point and the Piers
57 Oakland Naval Supply Depot
58 The City Takes Action on the
Waterfront
59 The Oakland Army Base
60 Albers Milling Co.
61 Tunnel Becomes Terminal
62 Key to the Bay
63 The Marsh That Restored
Itself
64 Philbrick Boat Works Preserves Tradition
"Walk Along the Water"
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