Pickup truck next to a Mt Tam & Muir Woods Railway train in 1923 Following are links to other web sites containing historical information about Mill Valley. The Birth of the Town of Mill Valley: A transcription of the chapter on Mill Valley's 1900 incorporation, from the book Mill Valley: The Early Years by Barry Spitz. Historical Photographs of Mill Valley: Dozens of photographs of Mill Valley from the mid-nineteenth century to the present. The Tamalpais Conservation Club: Guardians of the Mountain since the early 1900's. Online Archive of California: Two hundred photographs of old Mill Valley provided by the Lucretia Little History Room of the Mill Valley Public Library. Marin History Museum: The county's historical society web site is constantly updated with interesting historical information. Marin County Genealogical Society: The society collects, preserves and provides local access to genealogical materials. U.S. GenWeb Project in Marin County: The project provides a wealth of historical and genealogical information about Marin County. History of Marin County Fraternal Organizations: A treatise on the history of local fraternal organizations and their impact on Marin County. City of Mill Valley: The official site of the City of Mill Valley. Mill Valley Library: A treasure trove of historical information can be found in the Library's Lucretia Little History Room. Mill Valley StreamKeepers: A community action group working to restore and protect Mill Valley's Watersheds. If you know of other web sites pertaining to the history of Mill Valley, please contact us.

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