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San Anselmo was originally inhabited by the Coast Miwok people, then was later settled by Europeans who established a sawmill and a railroad in the late 1800s. The town grew as a hub for agriculture and dairy farming, and by the early 20th century, it had become a popular destination for tourists seeking the area’s natural beauty and hot springs. Today, San Anselmo retains much of its small-town charm, with a bustling downtown area filled with unique shops, restaurants, and art galleries.

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Community

San Anselmo’s Taco Jane’s Celebrates its 25th Anniversary

Taco Jane’s in San Anselmo celebrates their 25th anniversary and the owner Matthew Boussina shares the restaurant’s history and rise.

San Anselmo Family Forms Turnkey Movement to Raise Humanitarian Aid for Ukraine      

The Arizae Foundation has a singular mission: to help the people of Ukraine and meet their immediate needs.

Good Morning, San Anselmo!: Staysea Colteaux Supports Fellow Small Businesses in Daily Instagram Posts

Over 200 days into Covid-19 and Staysea hasn’t squandered a single one.

History

The Story Behind an Intersection: San Anselmo’s “The Hub”

Two roads converged and contributed to San Anselmo’s vibrant history.

Who Was Archie Williams? The Story Behind the Renaming of a San Anselmo High School

The new namesake for a local school may be someone unfamiliar to many, but his story reveals a man long overdue for recognition.

San Anselmo’s Architectural Marvel

In existence since 1892, the San Francisco Theological Seminary is finding new ways to stay relevant.

Sleepy Hollow’s Haunted History?

A bit of history behind a Marin mansion with a familiar name.

Homes

Expanding the Horizon: An Architect Re-Envisions His Family’s San Anselmo Home

This Spanish-style cottage in San Anselmo gets a larger footprint and an enhanced indoor-outdoor connection.

A San Anselmo Remodeled Home Dressed in Layers

Textures, patterns, old and new blend beautifully in this remodeled home.

A Grand Plan: A Large Santa Barbara-style Spanish Colonial in San Anselmo Gets a Modern Interior

Dark and light hues converge with natural elements in a 7,300-square-foot San Anselmo home.

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