Alameda Architectural Preservation Society
Presentation
Sunday, August 20, 2006
3:00 PM to 5:00 PM

Come join us for the annual Woody Walk

This year, the Woody Walk ventures into new territory. We leave the leafy lanes of the Gold Coast for the stage-set fantasies of Fernside Neighborhood, where we will wander through a historical theme park of California haciendas, Andalusian farmhouses, Tudor retreats, Colonial manses, and medieval manorettes.

Developed on the site of a 100-acre Victorian estate, Fernside was the Island City's biggest subdivision in the years between the two world wars--laid out in 1925 and mostly developed by 1941. There are also good examples to be found of Ranch House design from the 1930s to the 1950s, and a few fine Victorians on the fringes of the neighborhood to get us started. Come one, come all, and partake of yet another facet of the architectural jewel that is Alameda.

Sunday, August 20, 2006
3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Edison School (corner of Lincoln and Versailles Avenues)
Free for AAPS members, $5.00 for guests.

Woody Minor Talking to the Audience. 2005 Woody Walk	Woody explains the reasoning behind Alameda’s early Architecture. 2005 Woody Walk

Woody and Audience on Grand Street. 2005 Woody Walk