There are a number of sites scattered around Los Altos Hills which are marked (for example) as "Historical Site Number 1".Two examples of such markers are shown here:
Located at the intersection of O'keefe Lane with Normandy Lane - under a Pepper tree on the South side of O'Keefe
Located at St. Luke's Chapel in the Hills, on Duval Way
The details of how these markers came about, or exactly what weight or meaning should be attributed to these sites was unclear. Moreover, only a few such markers were found, gaps in the numbering seemed to indicate that some (most) were unknown and/or missing,
Eventualy a Xeroxed copy of (what appears to be) a draft of a booklet describing these sites was located, the Author is thought to be Florence Fava. It appears to be a typewritten draft but has no title page or indication of who authored it and when.
The booklet is Xeroxed onto sandard-sized 8½ by 11 inch sheets of paper, with a "left" and "right" page of the booklet occupying a single sheet.
Pages 1-2
Pages 3-4
Pages 5-6
Pages 7-8
Pages 9-10
Pages 11-12
Enlarged and digitally enhanced detail from Page 11 (Origin of Moody Rd at bottom left of image in Mountain View at Railroad, then leading via cemetery toward Adobe Creek at top right of image, and marking the boundary between the lands of Martin Murphy and Juana Briones)
Pages 13-14
Pages 15-16
Pages 17-18
Pages 19-20
Pages 21-22
Pages 23-24
Pages 25-26
Pages 27-28
Pages 29-30
Pages 31-32
Pages 33-34
