By Gabrielle T
Introduction
There are numerous landmarks in Oakland worth visiting despite the fact that it's sometimes an...
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Heinold's First And Last Chance Saloon is one of the oldest attractions in Oakland. It...
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The Alameda County Title Insurance Co. Building is an underrated Oakland landmark from the 1920s...
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Locals around the Bay Area love coming to Joaquin Miller Park for a day of...
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Built in 1899, Dunsmuir House was a wedding gift to Alexander Dunsmuir's bride. However, the...
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After the great 1906 earthquake shook the California Bay Area, the Adams Point neighborhood in...
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Named after the famed adventure writer who spent much of his time in Oakland, Jack...
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The Ellen Kenna House was built around the time of the California Gold Rush in...
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Not far from the city center, you'll find one of the most unique California historical...
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In the late-1800s, the Roos Brothers were taking over the fashion industry in California. Known...
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The San Francisco – Oakland Bay Bridge, or as it's commonly known, Bay Bridge, is...
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Oakland's Chinese Presbyterian Church is one of the oldest of its kind in the San...
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Lake Merritt is a 140-acre lake in the center of Oakland that has long been...
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One fact about California that can't be denied is that it has always had a...
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One of the Oakland historical landmarks that best represents the city's growth in the 1920s...
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When exploring Oakland, make sure to visit the Peralta Hacienda Historical Park. Spread over six...
Conclusion
Oakland is a short distance from San Francisco, so it's an easy stop for anyone...
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