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"Claremont Hotel", Registration Form, National Register of HIstoric PLaces, Berkeley/Oakland Neighbors of the Claremont, 2003, p.40-41; History of Claremont Resort from the official website; Photo: Key System E Train Leaving the Claremont Hotel Archived July 19, 2011, at the Wayback Machine; Advertisement in the 1919 Automobile Bluebook (publ.1918)
According to a reviewer, the hotel has the breakfast buffet is the best I've ever eaten," offering a variety of fresh fruit, yogurt, pastries, and "so much more." Trip Advisor. 12. Comfort Suites ...
If the idea of a swanky hotel brunch is a bit of a snooze fest, try out the well-known Saturday and Sunday "boozy brunch" for adults 21 and older at the massive Fremont in River North, which the ...
Parts of the Claremont district are in the City of Oakland, including most of: Claremont Hills – Roughly bounded by Tunnel Road and the Claremont Hotel. Downtown Berkeley – Roughly bounded by Martin Luther King Jr Way, Hearst Avenue, Oxford Street, and Dwight Way, and centered along Shattuck Avenue.
In the early 1900s real estate interests associated with the Key System built the Claremont Hotel at the mouth of Claremont Canyon. The Key System ran one of its commuter train lines directly to the hotel up Claremont Avenue until service ended in 1958. This train became the transbay "E" train upon completion of the San Francisco–Oakland Bay ...
Telegraph Avenue is a street that begins, at its southernmost point, in the midst of the historic downtown district of Oakland, California, and ends, at its northernmost point, at the southern edge of the University of California, Berkeley campus in Berkeley, California. It is approximately 4.5 miles (7.2 km) in length.
The house was built by East Bay developer John Hopkins Spring, best known for being one of the investors behind the Claremont Hotel. Spring didn't live there very long, moving out after his 1915 divorce. [1] At that time, his financial difficulties caused him to sell off parts of the 20-acre property, leaving the mansion with less than 4 acres. [2]
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