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Tag Archives: Jack London State Historic Park
Cemetery of the Week #24: Jack London’s gravesite
Jack London State Historic Park 2400 London Ranch Road Glen Ellen, California 95442 Telephone: (707) 938-5216 Established: The date the children were buried is unknown. London joined them in 1916. Number of interments: At least four Open: The Park is … Continue reading
Weekly Photo Challenge: Hot
One weekend when I couldn’t stand another day of San Francisco’s summer fog, I asked my old friend Jeff if he’d drive me up to Glen Ellen to visit Jack London’s grave. It suited him, since he was looking for … Continue reading
Cemeteries, Paparazzi Style
Laid to Rest in California: A Guide to the Cemeteries and Grave Sites of the Rich and Famous by Patricia Brooks My rating: 3 of 5 stars From the very first page, the breezy tone of this book put me … Continue reading
