John Muir National Historic Site

This national historic site was once the 2,600 acre ranch of John Muir and his wife Louisa.  The 17 room 1882 Italianate mansion was built by his father-in-law Dr John Strentzel, and it became the Muirs’ home after his death in 1890.

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Taken with my 1955 Nikon S2 (this shot only)

Interior Wide Angle Shots

Upstairs

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Upstairs Hallway

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Southeast Bedroom (closest to stairs)

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East middle bedroom (from hallway)

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East middle bedroom (from egress to the north bedroom)

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Northeast bedroom (from egress to middle bedroom)

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Northeast bedroom (from hall)

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Northwest bedroom (from hall).  John Muir’s office.

John Muir Typewriter

Oliver Standard Visible Writer No. 3

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Office fireplace

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Southwest bedroom (back toward the staircase)

Downstairs

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Martinez Adobe built 1849

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Grounds

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Taken with the 1955 Nikon S2

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Taken with the 1955 Nikon S2

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Taken with the 1955 Nikon S2

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