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The Best of Baltic Highlights in 8 days, 4* hotels (Guaranteed departure)

Generally a good tour and chance to see three distant Eastern European countries in depth. Good things include: Very small group, only eight on the English-language segment. Really nice hotels, all Radisson Blu, with the most outstanding and huge buffet breakfasts ever created. High quality tour bus from capital to capital to capital with included stops at 3-4 sightseeing locations. Bus + walking tours and tours of included sightseeing stops. Problems include: Another tour group in Spanish was with us on the bus and some walking tours. EVERYTHING was repeated TWICE-- English then Spanish. Every question was answered at length twice. Over bus sound system that droned on and on. Could not sleep or check cellphone comfortably. Pressure to book optional tours and optional dinners, which were expensive, did not seem great and were repeated by regular tour elements, The walking tours could be shorted a bit to focus on major attractions and not on everything. ps: Loved Vilnius -- modern, green, beautiful, nice people, advanced, with many historic sites including the old city.

Stunning Baltics End Warsaw

Travel means something different to all of us. Danielle and I have done it all. We have flown between 7 or 8 countries in Asia (most hard). We have hired a private driver between many countries (easy). We have taken organized group tours and we have completely traveled with no plan. We have used trains and boats. Europamundo is somewhere in the middle. We found them because they were the only company that could easily get us between the Baltic countries (trains, country buses and private cars were not an option). It turns out, I really like this option. These tours are like a multi-country hop on hop off bus. You can customize your countries 100%. In other words, you tell them where you want to visit and they will bounce you on and off buses to make it work [Removed in Moderation]. The buses are modern enough with recline, arm rests, tray tables and foot rests (no wifi or toilet). They stop every couple of hours and the included hotel are 4* quality. Here all the hotels have had spa facilities (it is the Baltics after all). Each city includes a short city tour (combo of bus and walking) and breakfast is always included, sometimes more meals and admission to attractions. For those looking for the ease of travel with some free time this company is worth considering. You should note - Our tour is English but this is a Spanish company so often we listen to the explanations on the bus in Spanish first, then English. Overall, I highly recommend this company for what you get! Clean, nicer-end accommodations and easy travel between locations.

Highlights of Baltic States in 8 Days (Guaranteed Departure)

Only 16 on a large bus so plenty of room. Nice not to be sightseeing in a huge group & plenty of opportunity to ask questions. The 3 capitals were very different but all beautiful & interesting, & the guide was very informative about their histories which are so different from those of Western Europe. Would have liked more time at Rundale Palace to walk around the garden but in the cities their was adequate time to explore after the organised tours. Didn’t attend any of the extra dinners & those that did said they were overpriced & disappointing. Definitely recommend this tour.

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The Best of Poland and The Baltics in 13 days (Guaranteed departure)

I have never been on a guided bus tour, so this review is without comparisons. I thought the beginning was a shambles - the hotel change to an area so far out of the city did not correspond with your stated guidelines. This was compounded by the hotel being very badly briefed about our arrival and the the guide not able to turn up because of airline issues. Somehow your organisation's back up process was extremely lacking . There was therefore a lot of discontent among my fellow passengers - especially the American contingent.. Elena's arrival made a huge difference, she is very confident, professional, knowledgeable and mist of all patient. The latter she needed in spades because of the continuing complaining and constant repeat questions from a section of the American group (I will never travel with Americans again, they are so ignorant, loud and with a supreme sense of entitlement) . So full marks to your representative. . The others used along the way were also up to their jobs. I think the tour would be more enjoyable if it was extended a few more days so that the long distances could be cut down. 8-9 hour days traveling between the main locations was too long. All the towns were great to visit and the information provided by Elena and the other guides was invaluable. I personally enjoyed the overnight visit to the Mragowe lake resort at (for a break). I do think your itinerary has to be improved as to not expecting passengers to find their own way back to town after the town visit. This was especially unfair at Krakow where the hotel was out of town. Also the cost of some of your add-on trips was expensive. For example I joined an organised tour to the salt mines for less than half the price - similarly with the concert at Riga. So overall the trip allowed me to visit quite wonderful towns in Poland and the Baltics with a great tour guide, but with some misgivings which I hope you take as constructive. Thomas Baxter

Great Bike Tour of the Baltics (fully guided from Vilnius to Tallinn 2024)

Everything was well organized, our guide was very knowledgeable and helpful and the routes we cycled and places we visited were beautiful. I can highly recommend to spend your vacation in the Baltics and take a tour by Baltic Bike Travel.

Baltic Adventure

This tour was absolutely fantastic. A great balance between cities and more slow-paced seaside towns, and included activities and free time for being as relaxed or active as you chose. Our guide Neyana was fantastic, with tons of energy and enthusiasm for the gorgeous places we visited and lots of suggestions for great places to eat and explore in our free time. Would highly recommend!

Baltics and Scandinavia in 10 Days (Guaranteed Departure)

Alles war sehr gut organisiert. Auch Vorinfos und Erinnerungen waren prima.

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Outstanding itinerary, guide, food , accommodation great local guides.

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Baltic Bike Tour: Vilnius to Tallinn (self-guided supported)

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Poland and Baltic Discovery - 13 days

Excellent tour all together, had very friendly staff and would highly recommend to anyone.

Discover the Baltics

The itinerary was good but I would have preferred a little more time in Tallinn and Vilnius and a little less time in Riga. The transportation was good i.e. air conditioned bus with extra seats to spread out. The accommodation was hit and miss. Some of the hotels were great (i.e. large, beautiful, etc.) and some were terrible (i.e. dirty, no air conditioning, etc.). The buffet breakfasts at the hotel were exactly as expected. Some of the local tour guides spoke excellent English and were very informative and enthusiastic, but some were the opposite.

Helsinki to Warsaw

Helsinki to Poland tour by Expat Explore was well organized. However, it is too rushed. Ideal would be to add two more days and spread it out a bit. Lot of walking, therefore very tiring and difficult to keep up with the pace even for the not so old, especially in bad weather conditions. The hotels were very good except for one which was average. Breakfast at hotels were very good. Included lunches and dinners were okay. The optional tours were not fabulous. The tour guide highly recommends them all, but I was disappointed with each of them. On the whole, a good tour but very rushed and tiring.

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Tour Metropolis of the Baltic

Guides including local city guides and palace guides were great Logistics especially combination of several groups onto very large buses was not as anticipated or advertised

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The Baltic Experience tour was a lot of fun! Our Tour Leader, Agata, was superb! The small tour size (we had six participants) meant we got to know each other well. The tour had a perfect mix of planned group activities and time to explore the sites on our own. The on-line tour description was accurate and extensive. Three cautions: Travel insurance is MANDATORY, somewhat expensive, and not included in the tour price. Many, like me, will commit to the tour not knowing this additional cost will be tacked on. Second, the tour sometimes involves significant walking (up to 30 minutes) from transportation facilities to hotels while carrying your own bags (two weeks of baggage), as well as walking tours that sometimes involve climbing as many as 800 steps. This is a tour for fairly young and fit participants. Finally, European hotels and home-stay facilities generally don't have air conditioning or screened windows, meaning sometimes in the summer you will have to choose between sleeping in hot, stuffy rooms or opening the windows for mosquitoes to enter. All that said, this was a thoroughly enjoyable and memorable experience and I would highly recommend it for fit, adventurous people with positive attitudes who can tolerate occasional less-than-luxurious accommodations.

Tour was fantastic. ILONA did a great job at keeping everyone together. He knowledge of history was outstanding. Hotels were perfect and all in or close to the city center. This was a great value foe the money. Lots of optional tours that you could or did not have to do, which I like.

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Die Darts European Tour geht weiter. An diesem Wochnende kommt sie sogar nach Deuutschland. Es steigen die Baltic Sea Darts Open in Kiel.

Die Baltic Sea Darts Open sind Teil der European Tour , einem der größten Turniere im Darts . In Kiel findet an diesem Wochenende das sechste Turnier der Tour statt. Insgesamt sind 13 Turniere Bestandteil der European Tour. Der Wettbewerb ist also in vollem Gange. Dave Chisnall konnte sich bei den letzten Baltic Sea Darts Open im vergangenen Jahr als Sieger im Finale gegen Luke Humphries durchsetzen.

Auch in Kiel sind an diesem Wochenende wieder die besten Dartsspieler der Welt dabei. Die Top-16 der Weltrangliste sind nämlich automatisch für alle Turniere der European Tour qualifiziert. Die besten 16 Spieler der Pro Order of Merit sind ebenfalls dabei und gehen in der 2. Runde an den Start. Darüber hinaus sind vier nationale Qualifikanten und zehn Sieger eines Qualifikationsturniers dabei. Dazu kommt jeweils ein Spieler aus der Region Nordic Baltic und ein osteuropäischer Spieler, die das Teilnehmerfeld komplett machen.

Alle Infos zur Übertragung der Baltic Sea Darts Open bekommt ihr hier.

Baltic Sea Darts Open: Das Turnier im Überblick

Baltic sea darts open: die übertragung im tv und live-stream.

Die Baltic Sea Darts Open werden auch in diesem Jahr wieder im TV und im LIVE-STREAM zu sehen sein. Wie gewohnt sind auch diesmal wieder zwei verschiedene Anbieter dabei. Wer in diesem Jahr live überträgt, seht ihr hier.

Baltic Sea Darts Open: Die Übertragung bei DAZN

DAZN ist auch in diesem Jahr wieder live dabei. Von Freitag bis Sonntag seht ihr beim Streamingdienst das ganze Turnier live und verpasst kein Match. Bereits am Freitag um 13 Uhr geht es mit der ersten Session los. Diese und die folgenden werden alle im LIVE-STREAM zu sehen sein. Auch DAZN-Kunden in Österreich und der Schweiz können die Baltic Sea Darts Open live verfolgen.

Auch im TV zeigt DAZN Teile des Turniers live. Auf DAZN 2 seht ihr am Freitag und am Samstag jeweils die erste Session des Tages live. Beginn ist beide Male um 13 Uhr. Alle weiteren Infos zum TV-Programm gibt es hier .

Baltic Sea Darts Open: Die Übertragung bei Sport1

Auch Sport1 zeigt die Baltic Sea Darts Open live. Im TV seid ihr hier bei fast allen Sessions dabei. Sport1 überträgt im Free-TV , womit ihr auch ohne Abo dabei sein könnt. Dafür überträgt Sport1 jedoch nicht alle Sessions live. Die zweite Session am Samstagabend ab 19:15 Uhr könnt ihr nicht auf Sport1 sehen, da an diesem Abend das Fußballspiel der 2. Bundesliga zwischen Holstein Kiel und Fortuna Düsseldorf übertragen wird und der Sendeslot damit belegt ist. Die zweite Session des Samstags seht ihr also exklusiv bei DAZN . Im LIVE-STREAM bietet Sport1 die parallele Übertragung des TV-Programms auf der Website an. Auch mobil könnt ihr also dabei sein.

Baltic Sea Darts Open: Der Ablauf

Die Baltic Sea Darts Open werden über drei Tage ausgetragen. Von Freitag bis Sonntag duellieren sich die besten Dartsspieler um den Turniersieg. An jedem Tag wird es zwei Sessions geben, die jeweils vier bis fünf Stunden dauern. Die erste Session des Tages geht von 13 Uhr bis 17- bzw 18 Uhr. Die Abendsession beginnt um 19:15 Uhr und geht bis 23:15 Uhr.

Am Freitag wird ausschließlich die erste Runde gespielt. Wer hier gewinnt, sichert sich ein Ticket für die 2. Runde, die am Samstag ausgetragen wird. Der Sonntag ist dann der Finaltag. Runde drei wird in der ersten Session des Sonntags gespielt, bevor es am Abend dann um den Titel geht. Hier finden dann die Runden Viertelfinale, Halbfinale und Finale statt.

Alle Runden bis zum Viertelfinale werden im Best of 11 Legs-Modus gespielt. Im Halbfinale wird im Best of 13 Legs gespielt und im Finale dann bis zu 15 Legs. Der Sieger darf sich über ein Preisgeld von 30.000 Pfund freuen. Insgesamt ausgeschüttet werden beim Turnier 175.000 Pfund.

Darts live: Die besten Dartsevents auf DAZN

DAZN ist in Deutschland der führende Anbieter im Dartssport . Die besten Turniere seht ihr allesamt auf DAZN , sodass ihr über das ganze Jahr versorgt seid. Unter anderem im Programm befinden sich die Darts-WM, die Premier League of Darts, die European Tour und viele weitere Turniere mit den besten Dartsspielern der Welt.

Baltic Sea Darts Open im DAZN-Abo

Die Baltic Sea Darts Open laufen live auf DAZN . Nur dort seht ihr alle Sessions des Turniers live. Um die Baltic Sea Darts Open live auf DAZN verfolgen zu können, benötigt ihr ein Abo . Alle Darts-Wettbewerbe auf DAZN sind in allen drei Paketen enthalten und damit auch schon im günstigsten DAZN World-Paket . Ihr seht also kostengünstig den besten Darts live und in bester Qualität. Ladet euch dazu einfach die DAZN-App herunter und wählt dort euer gewünschtes Paket.

Alle Infos zu den Paketen bekommt ihr hier.

DAZN: Die Abo-Optionen und Kosten

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Mission Statement St. Martin of Tours Academy, in partnership with parents, is a Catholic parish elementary school that prepares students to be lifelong learners through a curriculum that has a strong moral, spiritual, and academic foundation. Students understand the need for peace and justice, and as responsible Catholics, are challenged to answer the call to service and become engaged citizens of the world.

• Diocesan religion certification for teachers, in addition to a Workshop Way religion class
• Religion instruction on a daily basis (30-40 minutes)
• Instruction including the learning of Catholic traditions, prayers, etc...
• Review religion curriculum and materials as part of the evaluation process
• Religious values integrated into every subject area
• Daily classroom prayer
• Classroom prayer services
• Monthly school Masses
• Emphasis on family participation in Sunday parish liturgies (use of "gospel weeklies" for student preparation)
• Sacrament of Reconciliation (Advent and Lent)
• Retreats for seventh and eighth graders
• All aspects of the philosophy of Workshop Way reinforce and teach Catholic values (i.e., dignity, respect, justice, etc...)
• Community outreach (monthly visits to convalescent homes, food collections for parish food assistance, Holy Childhood Mission collections, etc...)
• Strong emphasis on social justice in all instruction and school activities
• Parish involvement promoted through newsletters, calendars, and all communication with parents and children

Preparation for Sacraments of First Reconciliation and First Eucharist

Why choose St. Martin of Tours Academy? St. Martin of Tours Academy (K-8) is fully accredited by both Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and Western Catholic Educational Association (WCEA). Preschool is available for children ages 3-5. Choosing a Catholic education gives your child(ren) advantages for life. Among the benefits: daily religious instruction and prayer, participation in liturgies and sacraments, and an emphasis on moral values and spiritual development integrated throughout the curriculum.

Children have a right to grow to the fullest of their potential in an atmosphere of utmost reverence and respect. St. Martin Academy's environment facilitates the learning process, blending academic achievement with a Christian perspective on life and an understanding of human nature.

With a student-centered orientation, teachers work in close communication with parents to strive toward the development of the whole child with an emphasis on self-esteem, confidence and motivation to be life long learners. To this end, we employ a process ensuring all students have equal opportunities to develop higher-level thinking skills, to learn, and to make responsible decisions.

• each person is unique and has his/her own timing and way for learning
• mistakes are an inevitable part of being human and are not a reflection of one's intelligence
• children, by nature, have an innate love for learning and that classrooms must be "labs" for learning so as to stimulate their intellectual curiosity
• daily opportunities for logical, critical, and creative thinking must be afforded to students for learning subject matter and for responsible decision making for future living
• an atmosphere of trust and mutual respect in the classrooms is essential for mental and emotional security for students
• a noncompetitive, cooperative, safe atmosphere will convey God's acceptance and unconditional love for the uniqueness of each individual
• experiencing justice in the classroom will lead students to seek justice in the world and to respond to the needs of others now and in the future

For more information about the Workshop Way philosophy, please visit www.workshopway.org.

• habit of reflection, prayer, expressions of gratitude (journaling)
• good manners, politeness (using words: "please", "thank you", "excuse me")
• helping out those who need assistance
• to include, (and never exclude), others in activities, games, etc.
• acceptance of another's opinion, response, etc. (no laughing at mistakes)
• focus on assigned task / awareness (meta-cognition)
• waiting to be called on without interrupting and/or shouting out
• willingness to risk and to be actively involved in learning activities
• listening to the one speaking, (teacher or peer), without hand up, interrupting
• response to direction, one & two bells ("stop-power")
• coming to class each day with required supplies (paper, pencils, etc.)
• keeping class materials together, organized and in correct place
• remembering to take home items needed at end of day
• remembering assignments, supplies needed, and other tasks
• taking care of textbooks (covered), library books, reference and other materials
• sharing responsibility for upkeep of classroom, desk, shelves, etc.
• carefulness / neatness / organization in preparation of papers, writing, headings, etc.
• resourcefulness in regard to finding necessary materials, beginning tasks, etc.
• ability to evaluate own work, follow rubrics, find and correct mistakes
• taking care of all school areas /property (restrooms, play and lunch areas, walkways)
• taking care of personal property (jackets, lunch containers, back packs, etc.)

Accreditation

WCEA/WASC Accreditation The school undergoes an evaluation and visit from Western Association of Colleges every three-six years. The school has received the highest possible ranking, with a full six year term through June 30, 2011. There is ongoing follow-up on recommendations made by each visiting committee.

WASC Fully Accredited for grades Kindergarten through Eighth Grade by the Schools Commission of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges

Western Association of Schools and Colleges Accrediting Commission for Schools 533 Airport Blvd., Suite 200 Burlingame, CA 94010 Phone: (650) 696-1060

WCEA Fully Accredited by the Western Catholic Education Association

School Facts Founded: 1951 Administrators: Rev. James N. Poulsen, Pastor Mrs. Antoinette Dimuzio, Principal Grades: Preschool, Kindergarten (full day), and 1st through 8th grades Accreditation: fully accredited by Western Association of Schools and Colleges, and certified by Western Catholic Educational Association Enrollment: Preschool = 45 students; 12 students per class Grades K-8 = 270 students; average class size = 30 Staff: teachers are credentialed by the State of California and, in addition, are certified for Workshop Way instructional strategies; instructional assistants to teachers in K-3 Curriculum: comprehensive curriculum, following State and Diocesan guidelines for instruction in religion, language arts, mathematics, social studies, fine arts, physical education, computer science, and Spanish (offered at 7-8 grade levels) Facilities: Preschool complex, 9 classrooms, Library Computer Center, science lab, day care building, field, basketball/volleyball courts, multiple playground areas, shaded lunch area, volunteer work room School Hours: Grades K-8, 7:55 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Day Care: before school 7:00 a.m. - 7:55 a.m., and then in the afternoon 2:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Lunch Break: 11:45 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.; hot lunch is available daily through La Mesa Spring Valley School District or students can bring lunch School Uniforms/Dress Code: uniforms are required; refer to Dress Code policy Immunizations: all immunizations must be current, and an immunization card must be presented upon enrollment. Fundraisers: all families are asked to support the fundraisers; proceeds from fundraisers enable the school to keep tuition rates to a minimum; there are four primary fundraisers each year (Bingo every Wednesday, Scrip & EScrip program, Big 10, and Walkathon)

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Baltic Sea Darts Open 2024: Schedule, results, start time, stream, TV channel as Luke Littler battles in Germany

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DARTS has been nothing short of entertaining this season and the PDC European Tour continues THIS weekend with the Baltic Sea Open in Germany.

Dave Chisnall will be hoping to retain his title after beating Luke Humphries 8-5 in last year's final.

However, the Englishman is set to have his work cut out with the likes of Luke Littler now front and center of the sport.

Littler, 17, is currently top of the Premier League Darts leaderboards after winning a second successive weekly event last Thursday.

Furthermore, The Nuke has been incredible on this European Tour - winning the Belgian and Austrian Open.

But there are several key names set to feature in this tournament which will not make it easy for Littler this time around.

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When is the baltic sea darts open 2024.

• The Baltic Sea Darts Open 2024 will take place on Friday, May 10 before concluding on Sunday, May 12.
• Giel, Germany is where this iconic tournament will be held.

What is the schedule?

There will be 32 players competing in the tournament but the top 16 ranked PDC stars do not feature until the second round.

Second round matches will take place on Saturday, May 11 while the rest of the tournament will play out on Sunday, May 12.

First, second and third round games will be contested in a best of 11 legs which will continue at the quarter-finals stage.

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But the semi-final and final will be played in a best of 13 legs.

Who is playing at the Baltic Sea Darts Open 2024?

Seeded Players

•  Dave Chisnall
•  Damon Heta
•  Luke Humphries
•  Gerwyn Price
•  Jonny Clayton
•  Michael van Gerwen
•  Gary Anderson
•  Dirk van Duijvenbode
•  Ryan Searle
•  Danny Noppert
•  Peter Wright
•  Ricardo Pietreczko
•  Stephen Bunting
•  Ross Smith

Order of Merit Qualifiers

•  Nathan Aspinall
•  Dimitri Van den Bergh
•  Joe Cullen
•  Chris Dobey
•  Krzysztof Ratajski
•  Daryl Gurney
•  Andrew Gilding
•  Raymond van Barneveld
•  Gian van Veen
•  Martin Schindler
•  Ryan Joyce
•  José de Sousa
•  James Wade
•  Brendan Dolan
•  Luke Littler
•  Gabriel Clemens

Tour Card Qualifier

•  Matthew Dennant
•  Mike De Decker
•  Madars Razma
•  Wessel Nijman
•  Ritchie Edhouse
•  Maik Kuivenhoven
•  Niels Zonneveld
•  Thibault Tricole
•  Andy Baetens
•  Haupai Puha

Host Nation Qualifier

•  Moritz Hilger
•  Franz Rötzsch
•  Kevin Troppmann
•  Christopher Toonders

Nordic & Baltic Qualifier

•  Daniel Larsson

East European Qualifier

•  Sebastian Białecki

How can I watch the Baltic Sea Darts Open 2024?

Darts fans can watch the entire action via PDC TV.

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What is the baltic sea darts open 2024 prize money.

There will be a total prize pot of £175,000 up for grabs this year.

Winner : £30,000 Runner-up : £12,000 Semi-finalist : £8,500 Quarter-finalist : £6,000 Third round losers : £4,000 Second round losers : £2,500 First round losers : £1,250 Total prize pool : £175,000

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Built in 1905, the John Adams Squire House is one of the earliest homes constructed in Palo Alto and is the best example of Greek Revival architecture in the city. It features the typical elements of this style including a portico and Ionic columnns. The house is named after its owner, John A. Squire, who was a Greek scholar and a meteorologist (interestingly, he had a meteorology lab in the home). It is a private home today but can be viewed from the street.

Constructed in 1906, this historic home represents the growth of residential communities in Palo Alto in the decades following the opening of Stanford University. Similar to the Peck-Wilson House, many of the homes that were built between 1895 and 1915 utilized the Colonial Revival design. Surgeon Carl Willson purchased the home in 1907 and it stayed in the Wilson family until 1975. The home today stands as one of the finest examples of the Colonial Revival design and a reminder of the growth of Palo Alto in its early decades.

T. B. Downing (1864–1916) and his wife Margaret (Sanford) built one of the most ornate and largest houses in early Palo Alto history, arising only three years after the incorporation of Stanford University. The couple arrived in California in 1879 and then to Palo Alto in 1894. T.B. served as an early school board member and on Palo Alto's first City Council. He also invested heavily in Palo Alto, helping it grow at the expense of nearby Mayfield. The growth of the University and the town laid the groundwork for what eventually became twenty-first century technology hub in the U.S -- Stanford University is a large part of the Silicon Valley story.

The famed “HP Garage,” as well as the adjoining two-story house and shed, were the birthplace of the Hewlett-Packard Company (HP), and of Silicon Valley as a center of high-tech innovation. William “Bill” Hewlett and David “Dave” Packard, who had both been students of Prof. Frederick Terman (later known as "The Father of Silicon Valley"), worked at the property between 1938 and 1940. The two men started out with $538 in working capital, including a used drill press that Packard had brought west with him. In their first major success, they sold eight units of a variable frequency oscillator they had developed to the Walt Disney Company, which needed them for the rollout of its animated classic, Fantasia. Today, HP is a Fortune 500 company with billions of dollars in annual revenues. The property at 367 Addison was the company’s headquarters until 1940, by which time the company had outgrown the original site and moved elsewhere. The property was registered as California Registered Landmark No. 976 in August 1987 and was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2007.

This large Spanish Revival house was built in 1927 and served as the home of Kathleen and Charles Norris, two acclaimed authors. Kathleen wrote 90 books and by the 1940s was the highest-paid female author in the United States. Her books featured strong lead female characters who lead fulfilled lives, and her books sold well. Charles Norris served as his wife's agent and editor, but he was also a literary figure in his own right. In 1949, the San Francisco Diocese purchased the Norris House and it served as the Newman Center at Stanford University. The property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and again became a private home around the year 2000.

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places for its architectural demonstration of the Craftsman style of design, Palo Alto's Theophilus Alien House (1905) represents the style of home design prevalent during the Arts & Crafts movement of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The property is also historically significant for its first owner, Theophilus Allen, who established Palo Alto's first Christian Science Church. The Theophilus Allen house integrates various stylistic influences. Features include a Swiss chalet-style front and rear-facing low pitched single gables, Japanesque exposed and protruding exterior beams, English Tudor style diamond-paned leaded glass windows, and interior woodwork. The house resembles many of the bungalows that emerged throughout the nation, a style tied to the Prairie School and the influences of Frank Lloyd Wright.

Hacienda de Lemos, also known as Waverley Oaks, was constructed during a ten-year-period from 1921-1931 by Pedro de Lemos. Lemos was the curator of the Stanford Art Museum and the founder of the Carmel Art Institute. In addition to working as a curator, De Lemos taught, published and produced successful works of art and architecture. De Lemos designed the historic house and created several of the decorative tiles found inside and outside of the house by hand.

This historical marker denotes the location of the first commercial building in Mayfield, now known as Palo Alto. James Otterson constructed and maintained a small hotel at this site, providing lodging and meals to the cattlemen and lumberjacks who worked in the area when Palo Alto was heavily forested. During this period, this section of northern California produced lumber and beef instead of tech products. The hotel also served travelers and provided temporary housing for early settlers to the area. Otterson sold the hotel in the late 1850s. During the Civil War, the hotel was a gathering place for area recruiters, leading many men to sign their enlistment papers near this historical marker.

The Kee House is one of the oldest buildings in Palo Alto. Built in 1889 by an unknown architect, it existed when that part of Palo Alto was called the village of Mayfield, and is the oldest dwelling remaining from that community. It is also the oldest house on College Terrace, the tract where it is located. It was constructed by Robert Norton Kee, who had a transfer business in Mayfield in the 1880s. It is considered an outstanding example of the Eastlake style of Victorian architecture. It was entered in the National Register of Historic Places in 1985.

This historic home was constructed for the family of future American President Herbert Hoover in 1920. The Hoovers hired Stanford art professor Arthur B. Clark to design parts of the home, who agreed to the project under the condition that Mrs. Lou Henry Hoover would help him design the home. Clark and Hoover's design was unique, inspired by the architecture of great North African homes in colonial Algeria, this Mission Revival style home was designed to resist fire and blend into its hillside surroundings.

The historic house was constructed in 1914 and was home to microbiologist Frank MacFarland and his wife, Olive. Frank MacFarland served as a member of Stanford faculty for almost sixty years and is credited with revolutionizing aspects of the field of microbiology in addition to taking a leading role in the organization of the Hopkins Seaside Laboratory (now Hopkins Marine Station). MacFarland's academic and scientific work gained him worldwide acclaim. Olive and Frank MacFarland lived in the home, which included a laboratory, from 1914 to 1951.

Located on the Stanford University campus, the Hanna House was designed by famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Built in 1937, Hanna House (sometimes referred to as Honeycomb House) was constructed for long-time Stanford professor Paul Hanna and his wife Jean. The home is unique in the Wright pantheon due to its incorporation of hexagonal modules and non-rectangular design and is a designated National Historic Landmark. Unfortunately, it is only open to the public for tours on Sundays.

This historical marker is located just a block from the former home of one of the most remarkable women in California's history: Juana Briones de Miranda. Juana Briones built a ranch and eventually owned over 4,000 acres in this area. The successful rancher and farmer achieved her wealth and influence while also raising seven children as a single mother. Awareness of this remarkable California woman grew following the 2008 release of a book about her life, but despite efforts by historians and preservationists to save her former adobe home, the structure was demolished in 2014. Remnants and items of the house are located at the California Historical Society. A large portion of the former ranch is part of the Esther Clark Nature Preserve.

This historical marker honors the life of early Palo ALto settler and women's suffrage pioneer Sarah Armstrong Wallis. Wallis traveled across the Great Plains with her family in the summer of 1844-prior to the United States' acquisition of California from Mexico. In 1856, she and her husband Joseph established a farm in the area now known as Barron Park in 1856. The Wallis' were leading investors in local railroad companies, and as a result, well-connected in area politics. In 1870, Sarah Wallis became the first president of the organization that grew to become the California State Woman Suffrage Education Association. The marker is located in the midst of what was once the Mayfield Farm, the home of Sarah Armstron Wallis until the economic depression of the mid-1870s forced her to sell the property. Despite her financial difficulties, she maintained local influence and corresponded with many national suffrage leaders such as Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony.

The redwood tree has long been a symbol for this section of California. Native inhabitants considered an extraordinarily tall redwood tree that had two separate trunks to be a landmark and meeting place. This same tree was identified by Don Gaspar De Portola and his men when they selected a place to camp during their 1789 expedition. The tree was later named El Palo Alto and became the symbol of the city. This historic marker does not denote the location of the great redwood tree where De Portola's men camped. Instead, it marks the planting of El Palo Nuevo in 1969. This tree was meant to be a symbolic brother of the of the one-thousand-year-old redwood El Palo Alto. For many years, residents feared that the 1000-year old tree might perish, but it continues to thrive thanks to the efforts of local citizens and the city. El Palo Alto can be found by clicking the link at the bottom of this page.

Built during the 1950s, the Greenmeadow Subdivision embody the 1950s culture comprised of suburban living, the nuclear family, and indoor-outdoor living. However, the homes differ from most tract housing developments that dominated suburban construction. Joseph Eichler, who built more than 11,000 homes in Northern California during the 1950s, '60s, and '70s, bucked the "cookie cutter" trend by employing architects and relying on modern designs.

Built sometime around 1867, the Rengstorff House is considered the first built in Mountain View. Added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1978, the twelve room, 4,000 square foot mansion was built by German immigrant Henry Rengstorff on 164 acres that is now part of Shoreline Business Park. The house and grounds are currently open for public tours and is a popular site for Bay Area couples to get married.

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Historic Homes of Palo Alto

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This driving tour includes homes that are architecturally or historically significant as well as historical markers that designate the locations where early settlers or prominent citizens lived or made history inside their home or garage. Many of the stops on this tour are listed on the National Register of Historic Places and either in Palo Alto or located just beyond this Silicon Valley community.