Local real estate broker Jennifer Joey McCallon's new book "Residential Architecture in the East Bay" dives into Alameda's rich architectural history. Steve Gorman highlights the book's faithful attention to detail, including the history of redlining and race-restrictive covenants which limited who could get a home loan or move into certain areas.

https://alamedapost.com/history/architecture-in-the-bay-area-as-diverse-as-its-people/

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Family homes for under $5K? Developers Felix Marcuse and Julius Remmel provided "Homes for Everybody" in late 19th century Alameda, costing between $2,500 and $4,500 dollars to build. Join us for a walking tour to see some of the beautiful creations from the famous architects.

https://alamedapost.com/history/marcuse-remmel-up-close-and-personal/

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The beautiful, 126 year-old-home at 1240 St. Charles Street has seen a lot of history over the years and even earned the rare status of Historic Monument as a private home. Steve Gorman talks with Jeannie Graham about the extensive and historically-accurate renovations and restorations she has overseen and participated in since purchasing the home.

https://alamedapost.com/history/todays-alameda-treasure-the-bruton-houses-part-5/

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