| Expedition
Camp #94: On its way up the peninsula,
the expedition camped here on March 26, 1776, at a dry watercourse about
two miles beyond arroyo de San Mateo. CRHL No. 48 plaque is located at
El Camino Real and Ralston in Burlingame.
Expedition Camp
#96: The expedition camped here on March
29, 1776, on the return from selecting the sites for the mission and presidio
at San Francisco Bay while on their way to reconnoiter the east bay. The
camp was also used by the priests, soldiers and their families from June
24–27, 1776, who came to establish the mission and presidio. CRHL No. 47
plaque is located off Arroyo Court west of State Highway 82 in San Mateo.
El Camino Real:
Thought to be the historic route of the Anza expedition from El Palo Alto
to San Bruno Mountain, this road is commemorated as the road between the
missions and marked with mission bells.
Hospice or Mission
of San Mateo: A plaque commemorates this
site on El Camino Real near Baywood Avenue.
Coyote Point County
Recreational Area: This county park is
located along San Francisco Bay within the historic trail corridor and
contains a portion of the Bay Trail which may be marked as the Juan Bautista
de Anza National Historic Trail.
San Mateo Bayside
Park and Burlingame Waterfront Park: These
parks offer trail and interpretation potential similar to Coyote Point. |
