Marin Headlands/San Francisco Bay Geology Study Collection

GOGA 32490

Golden Gate National Recreation Area
Park Archives and Records Center
Building 201, Fort Mason
San Francisco, CA 94123
Phone:  415-561-4807
Fax:  415-561-4810

Marin Headlands/San Francisco Bay Geology Study Collection

Title 
Marin Headlands/San Francisco Bay Geology Study Collection

Dates
1961-1975

Collection Number 
Catalog number GOGA 32490  (Accession number GOGA-3198)

Creator/Provenance
National Park Service.  Golden Gate National Recreation Area

Volume
.2 linear feet
 
Description
A collection of manuscripts, holograph notes, printed articles, and maps about the geology of the Marin Headlands and San Francisco Bay.  Sites include Mount Tamalpais, Rodeo Cove, Point Reyes National Seashore, and the San Andreas Fault.

Preferred Citation 
“Marin Headlands/San Francisco Bay Geology Study Collection, GOGA 32490, Golden Gate National Recreation Area.”

Index/Added Entries
	Geological mapping
	Geology—California—San Francisco Bay Area
	Geology—California—Marin County
	Marin County (Calif.)
	Point Reyes National Seashore (Calif.)
	San Andreas Fault (Calif.)
	Tamalpais, Mount (Calif.)

Formats
	Articles
	Contour maps
	Geological maps
	Magazines (periodicals)
	Manuscripts

Processing Information 
Processed by Kim Sulik
Completed in June 2002

Folder List
 
Box #	Folder #	Folder Title/Item
	
		MANUSCRIPTS	
SC Range	1	“Something About the Rocks of the Headlands of the Golden Gate” by Salem Rice, 2p., typescript, photocopy.	
		“The Rocks of Mt. Tamalpais” by Salem Rice, 5p., typescript, photocopy.	
		Holograph notes on the history of San Francisco Bay, 11p.	
		
PRINTED MATTER	
SC Range	2	Mineral Information Service, vol. 19, #10, October 1966:  “San Andreas Fault:  Geologic and Earthquake History”	
		Mineral Information Service, vol. 22, #3, March 1969	
		Mineral Information Service, vol. 22, #7, July 1969:  “Landslides of Southern Point Reyes National Seashore”	
		Mineral Information Service, vol. 23, #1, January 1970:  “Geology of the California Coast Ranges”	
		Mineral Information Service, vol. 23, #5, May 1970:  “The Florr of Central San Francisco Bay”	
		Mineral Information Service, vol. 23, #12, Dec. 1970: “The Unique Beach Sand at Rodeo Cove”	
		California Geology, April 1974.  2 copies.	
		San Francisco Bay by Harold Gillian.  Partial photocopy of Ch. 2.	
		Reprint from Geology of Northern California Bulletin, no. 190:  “Guide to San Francisco Peninsula” by M.G. Bonilla and Julius Scholocker	
		Reprint chapter from Mineral Facts and Problems, 1965 ed.:  “Gem Stones” by Benjamin Petkof.	
		
MAPS	
Map Case	3	“Flood-Prone Areas in San Francisco Bay Region,” 1973	
		“Geologic Map of San Francisco,” 1961	
		“Contours of the Bottom of the Younger Bay Mud,” 1966	
		“Geologic Map of San Francisco Bay Area,” Aug. 1966	
		“Geology of a Portion of West Marin County,” 1969	
		“Thickness of Younger Bay Mud,” 1966	

			

			

			

			
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