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Reed School

Belvedere, California
· The Tiburon Peninsula Historical Trail
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From the 1840's until WWII, land in Tiburon was used primarily for ranching. The Reed family first grazed wild Mexican cattle on the hills, then switched to dairy cows because fresh milk and butter brought premium prices in San Francisco, a short boat ride away. A 1947 view showed Navy housing, the Hilarita Dairy, and undeveloped Sugarloaf Mountain, and the new Reed School opened in 1954.
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