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A wildfire burns on the San Anselmo side of the Terra Linda-Sleepy Hollow Divide, Marin County, June 14, 1976 [photograph]

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Title: A wildfire burns on the San Anselmo side of the Terra Linda-Sleepy Hollow Divide, Marin County, June 14, 1976 [photograph]
Creator: unknown
Date Created and/or Issued: June 14, 1976
Publication Information: Marin County Free Library. Anne T. Kent California Room
Contributing Institution: Marin County Free Library
Collection: Marin County Parks
Rights Information: copyrighted
Copyright Marin County Parks
Description: On June 14, 1976, a major fire burned on the San Anselmo/Sleepy Hollow divide. It threatened many homes on Fawn Drive and Fox Lane. Eventually the blaze burned 52 acres, damaged five homes and requiring the evacuation of 50 homes. It was put out with the help fo aerial tankers. The cause was linked to a 12-year-old boy playing with matches on Robert Dollar Drive.
Type: image
Format: 1 35mm slide
Identifier: csrcl_1415
dia_0153
http://contentdm.marinlibrary.org/cdm/ref/collection/p17213coll2/id/13
Language: English
Subject: Fires
Wildfires
Open Spaces--California--Marin County--Planning
Outdoor Recreation--California--Marin County
Parks--California--Marin County--Planning
Place: San Anselmo (Calif.)
Relation: http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/kt0q2nc5z2
http://www.marinlibrary.org/californiaroom/

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