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Remembering Pearl Harbor.

Businesses come and go, but fond childhood memories remain. The loud music, strobing lights and the occasional bumps and bruises became the stuff of many kid’s stories. The Rollarena took over the former Safeway store at the San Ramon Village shopping center. Learn more and see the full, archived image:... https://dhpa.org/news/dublin-rollarena-1974/ This article is sponsored by Moving PlusCommercial Office Movers & Liquidators. Support local business and the Dublin Historical Preservation Association, click the link above and scroll to the bottom of the article to learn more.

We hope you have a happy Thanksgiving. Here's what the Seabees at Camp Parks would have seen on the cover of their Thanksgiving menu in 1943. (Image courtesy of the Dublin Camp Parks Military History Center.)

A piece of history buried at the corner. This is a photo of the intersection of Alcosta Blvd. looking east from San Ramon Road around 1974. On the far right in the lower corner is the old Alameda/Contra Costa county boundary marker. It may have been at that location since 1895. The marker is now at the Dublin Heritage Park & Museums.

Where were you in 1981? Did you attend this dance?

Where were you in 1981? Did you celebrate Dublin's successful incorporation election by going to this dance?