When Neil Young, Van Morrison and Even Colonel Sanders Were in West Marin: The Marshall Tavern's Glory Days
Looking back at the Tavern’s storied history, plus a particularly wild New Years 1971.
Looking Back at the Railways: How Many Tunnels Are There in Marin?
Discover Marin’s historic railroad tunnels, from still-active SMART routes to plans for reopening the long-sealed Alto Tunnel.
A Look at the History of Marin's 4-H Clubs as They Merge Into One Organization
Six of Marin’s current 4-H Clubs have recently merged into a countywide organization.
The Truth About Blackie, the Horse Behind Blackie’s Pasture
Debunking the swimming horse myth and honoring the true legacy of the swayback cavalry horse turned community icon.
Remember this Photo? A Look Back at the Early Days of Marin Magazine
As Marin Magazine’s 20 year anniversary approaches, here is a look back to where it all started and a trip down memory lane.
Marin's Turn-of-the-Century Arks
They lasted a short while and left a lasting impression.
When Marin Was Home to the Mt. Tamalpais & Muir Woods Scenic Railroad: The Story of "The Crookedest Railway in the World"
For 33 years, Marin was home a beloved tourist attraction: ‘The Crookedest Railroad in the World’.
Looking Back: The Luxurious Hotel Rafael
Explore the rise and fall of Hotel Rafael, a grand 1890s San Rafael landmark, known for luxury, scandal, and its tragic 1928 fire.
The Sequoia Theater's Beginnings: Downtown Mill Valley 95 Years Ago
In 1929, Mill Valley saw the Sequoia Theater open and a devastating fire destroy 117 homes.
The History of Marin Joe's: When "Popping in" Was Easy
Access is about the only thing that’s changed in 70 years when talking about the iconic restaurant.
