Highway 21 - In Two Counties
3465 Old Foothill Road, Pleasanton, CA
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Above: Current view of the Alviso Adobe, and a Frank A. Leach sketch of the adobe circa 1914
Pleasanton’s Alviso Adobe Community Park is a historic site depicting how people have lived in the area since 3,420 B.C. Original remnants of each historical period have been left intact, allowing visitors and school children to get a glimpse into the past as they learn about the history of the Amador Valley. Join us for an orientation to the site, tours of the adobe, a presentation about life on the dairy, brick making, woodcarving and a photo opportunity on one of the last pristine pieces of the original Highway 21 to commemorate your journey to the past.
Meadowlark Dairy and Foothill Road circa 1927
Entry path to the Alviso Adobe
For more information, visit Pleasonton's website at: cityofpleasantonca.gov.
View articles from 2009's Livermore Roots Tracer about the history of the Alviso Adobe.
