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1. Bay Meadows Memorabilia - Archive

   Bay Meadows memorabilia: 2020.045.001.1A-B and 2020.045.001.2A-B (A) Pin with a color portrait of the jockey Russell Baze. The pin commemorates Baze becoming the "winningest jockey in thoroughbred history" at Bay Meadows racecourse on December 1, 2006. It is attached to a card (B) that lists information on Baze's career. Dimensions: 1.5" x 1.5" x 0.375" (pin); 4" x 5" (card) 2020.045.001.3 - 2020.045.001.14 Group of Bay Meadows betting ti...

   Record Type: Archive

   
2. Bay Meadows Official Program - Program

   Bay Meadows Official Program from Monday, November 5, 1945. Paper program for Bay Meadows racetrack. The cover shows a three-color print in red, black and green. A graphic of a brown horse with a white blaze appears at center with its head through a V-shaped garland of greenery and red flowers. Text above and below the image reads, "Bay Meadows / OFFICIAL PROGRAM." Text on the lower quarter of the page notes the date, the post time of 12:45 pm,...

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3. Buelna's Indestructible Roadhouse - Regnery, Dorothy F.

   Book, "Buelna's Indestructible Roadhouse," by Dorothy F. Regnery, 1969. Short publication on the history of the Alpine Inn, a historic landmark in Portola Valley. The building was also known as: Felix Buelna's Casa de Tableta; Fernando's Store; Philpott's; Stanton's Saloon; Chapete's Place; The Wunder; Schenkel's Picnic Park; Rossotti's. Foreword by Frank M. Stanger. 10 pages. Illustrated.

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4. Sketch by Alvin Page Colby, 1918 - Sketch

   Sketch by Alvin Page Colby, 1918. Pencil on lined off-white paper sketch depicts a man sitting with one leg underneath him and the other knee raised. He rolls two six-sided dice, smiling hopefully at them. His dialogue bubble says "Oh Dice / Pretty Dice / Please Dice." To his right are two overlapping lines in the shape of a corner of a rectangle. Underneath him is the caption "A.E.F Passtime."

   Record Type: Object

   
5. Untitled - Manuscript

   Manuscript by Dorothy Regnery on the early history of the Alpine Inn, also known as: Felix Buelna's Casa de Tablets; Fernando's Store; Philpot's; Stanton's Saloon; Chapete's Place; The Wunder; Schenkel's Picnic Park; Rossotti's. Manuscript is typewritten on paper and is 8 pages in length.

   Record Type: Archive