BIRGE CLARK SELECTED PROJECTS

The book commemorates the 100th anniversary of the establishing of Birge Clark’s architectural office in 1922 on Embarcadero Road in Palo Alto. The book highlights four of Clark’s residential designs and four of his commercial designs, now familiar iconic Palo Alto features.

> Learn more


PALO ALTO GLORY

Palo Alto Glory covers the background of high school athletes who attended one of Palo Alto’s three high schools, dating from Paly High’s class of 1909 to 2011, concentrating mostly up to the 1970s. The book is a remarkable collection of participants in different spots.

> Learn more


Ticket to Rock Palo Alto

The Ticket to Rock booklet chronicles the many remarkable musicians who had their start or performed in Palo Alto, focusing on their schools and neighborhoods, which form the backdrop to a counterculture that began musically in this area.

> Learn more


The Streets of Menlo Park

The Streets of Menlo Park is just not a compendium of street name origins—it is a book of people, those for whom the streets were named and those who developed them. Within this book is a story told through street names of how an American town was formed over the last 150 years.

> Learn more


The Life and Times of Dennis Martin

The Life and Times of Dennis Martin is a definitive study of the most pervasive American pioneer of the mid-peninsula area of California.

> learn more


Pescadero

pescadero

Pescadero is the author’s poetry anthology, covering poems written during adolescence to the current day.

> learn more


the death Ride by Bo Crane

THE DEATH RIDE

Four veteran male bicycling buddies decide to take on The Death Ride, a one-day bike ride near Lake Tahoe in California.

> learn more


MEMORY AND DESIRE

Memory and Desire by Bo Crane is a novel regarding the lives and loves during four different eras, each one located in an area around the Los Angeles River.

> learn more


of Heaven and Earth by Bo Crane

OF HEAVEN AND EARTH

Of Heaven and Earth by Bo Crane explores the pre-Christian background of European peoples to uncover why they received Christianity more readily than did the peoples of the Mid-East where it originated.

> learn more