Oakland's Historic Sites

Home Survives the Test of Time
   

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    The Camron-Stanford House still stands at the intersection of 14th Street and Lakeside in Oakland. The house now serves as an exhibit hall and home to the Oakland Heritage Alliance. The house was built by William Walker Camron and his wife Alice Marsh Camron. It was the original location of the Oakland Museum. Josiah Stanford, older brother of Leland, the founder of Stanford University, also lived in the house.

To find out more about the Oakland Museum check out: www.museumca.org.

    

 

The Oakland History Room
125 14th St. Oakland, CA 94612

The Place that made this all possible

We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude for all the help we have received over the years
from Bill Sturm and the other librarians at the Oakland History Room.

 

Pardee Home Museum
672 11th St. (at Castro St.) Oakland, CA 94607 (510) 444-2187

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Home to two Oakland Mayors and a California Governor

Visit the informative and interesting www.pardeehome.org
for more information about the Pardee Home Museum.


OTHER RELATED WEB SITES

To learn more about Oakland Chinatown history visit: www.oaklandchinatownhistory.org

For a timeline of Oakland's history, check this out: www.oaklandnet.com/celebrate/Historytimeline.htm

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