Publications

Sequoia Book Shop window display, 525 Emerson Street, 1922

Our Newsletter

We publish a newsletter, The Tall Tree, eight times a year. If you are a member we mail it to you automatically. Hardcopies can be found at the History Desk at the Main Library.

The following Tall Trees are available online in PDF format for viewing and printing. Adobe Acrobat required.

June 2010	Volume 33, Number 8
May 2010	Volume 33, Number 7
April 2010	Volume 33, Number 6
March 2010	Volume 33, Number 5
January 2010	Volume 33, Number 4
December 2009	Volume 33, Number 3
November 2009	Volume 33, Number 2
October 2009	Volume 33, Number 1
June 2009	Volume 32, Number 8
May 2009	Volume 32, Number 7
April 2009	Volume 32, Number 6
March 2009	Volume 32, Number 5
January 2009	Volume 32, Number 4
December 2008	Volume 32, Number 3
November 2008	Volume 32, Number 2
June 2008	Volume 31, Number 8
May 2008	Volume 31, Number 7
April 2008	Volume 31, Number 6
March 2008	Volume 31, Number 5
December 2007	Volume 30, Number 11
November 2007	Volume 30, Number 10
October 2007	Volume 30, Number 9
May 2007	Volume 30, Number 8
April 2007	Volume 30, Number 7
March 2007	Volume 30, Number 6
February 2007	Volume 30, Number 5
January 2007	Volume 30, Number 4
December 2006	Volume 30, Number 3
October 2006	Volume 30, Number 2
September 2006	Volume 30, Number 1
June 2006	Volume 29, Number 9
May 2006	Volume 29, Number 8
April 2006	Volume 29, Number 7
March 2006	Volume 29, Number 6
January 2006	Volume 29, Number 5

Books

Information regarding the book Nice Day for a Stroll - A Walk Through Palo Alto's History can be found at Palo Alto History.

We have published various books on local history, and more are planned. The books are available at our general meetings, at local bookstores, at the Museum of American Heritage, and at the History Desk at the Main Library.

Streets of Palo Alto

Softcover, 72 pages

Lists Palo Alto street names and gives the historic reference for each.

Parks of Palo Alto

Softcover, 72 pages

Profiles more than 30 parks and open spaces, presents their history and their amenities.

Palo Alto and its Libraries, A Long-time Love Affair by Tom Wyman

Softcover, 48 pages

Details the history of Palo Alto's libraries from 1893 to the present day.

Also available are:

Postcards - a packet of 10 assorted scenes of old Palo Alto

The Williams Family Community Connections Walk- a pamphlet that details a 1.6-mile walk that begins at the Williams House (now the Museum of American Heritage, 351 Homer Avenue) and makes 12 historic stops, all of which have a tie to the Williams family. The pamphlet is free.