Alameda County illustrated
Subtitle: the Eden of the Pacific, the flower garden of California : a history of Alameda County from its formation to the present, its resources and many thriving industries : souvenir showing its superior advantages as a residence section and a manufacturing center, citizens who have aided the march of progress
By: the Oakland Tribune
Publisher: Tribune Pub. Co.
Published: 1899
Place of publication: Oakland, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 248
Subjects: Pictorial works; Domestic Architecture; Industrial buildings; Streetscapes (Urban design); Berkeley University of California
Notes: Photomechanical reproductions of photographs of Alameda County, with accompanying text.

Includes images of Edson Adams Homestead, Meek Estate, waterfall, lake views, parks, sailboats, schools, observatory, factories, beet sugar processing plants, sugar refineries, salt works, harbor and water front views, colleges, libraries, street views, banks, churches, gas company, electric company, residences, University of California at Berkeley, birds'-eye views, street views, city hall, industrial buildings, ship yards, dairy, orphanage, grape vines, farms, orchards, wineries, rail road yards, mills, commercial buildings, hotels, veterinary hospital, warehouses, tannery, stock yards, vineyards, portraits of prominent citizens and officials, women's seminary school, court house, public buildings, bridges and pumping station.

Second edition, 1898-9. (cover)

Includes index.