SUMMER 2022:
Join us for ONE SPECIAL TOUR on
August 6th at 10am
Led by veteran youth guide Ruby Clarke and local historian Dewey Livingston
Space is Limited to 12. Buy your tickets here.
Questions? Email us!.
The Historical Walking Tour
We offer historical tours of the downtown Point Reyes Station area on select Saturdays during the Farmer's Market season starting at 10am. Tours run over an hour, averaging 75 minutes. For the 2019 season, walking tours will occur on the 3rd Saturday of every month: July 20th, August 17th, September 21st and October 19th. If you’re interested in scheduling a tour for another date, send us an email at through our contact page, or send us a facebook message.
Tours begin at little blue Visitor's Center next to the historic Grandi building. The tour moves down A Street toward the wetlands, then we venture down some back streets of Point Reyes Station. Explore the route you'll be taking which includes main streets with our interactive map.
We will be providing the an historical overview, focussing on the period of significance from 1871 to 1933 . . .
"This is a very informative tour--locals and visitors are all sure to enjoy it!
"Great to see youth so informed and interested in history."
Thank you to our small and mighty team of youth and adult partners who committed to bringing our past West Marin history to this 2018 season. What a great success! Pictured are, two youth guides: Bella and Zoe, our local history mentor and tour guide trainer Dewey Livingston, Rhonda Kutter and Madeline Nieto Hope. Not pictured: youth guides, Ruby, Molli and Jack Mason Museum of West Marin History docent Meg Linden. Additionally, a big thank you to Molly B. Livingston, the great administrative support person that helps keep us all moving in the same direction. We acknowledge our youth guides in training Salomon and Desmond. We look forward to our next season of learning and are pleased to have you on board. Thank you one and all for a terrific season! Thank you to the participants who contributed their stories, their knowledge and insights as we practiced and learned with each other about the great West Marin history. We are grateful for your support.
