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UC Campus History Walk - Stroll the campus and meet old and new friends!
Category
Ashby Village Event
Registration Info
Registration is required
Capacity
25 Total Slots
9 Available Slot(s)
About this event
RSVP:
Members and Volunteers! Self register or contact Jeanette jbwardhmb@gmail.com or 650-954-7476(cell/text) to register or if you have questions. Limiting attendance to 25. Please register, so we know to look for you!
When:
Sunday, Sept. 17, 10 AM (for about 2 hours)
Where: We will meet at the Class of 1914 Fountain, north side of Bancroft at the top of College Ave.- more below
Open to: Limited to 25 Members and Volunteers and their guests
The Events Team Presents:
UC Berkeley History Walk
The Guided Walk: Ashby Village Member Ron Sipherd has a vast collection of local walks. (More about Ron below) He will be leading us on a campus tour. Please check the route map posted here for the route that is planned. You can access more details about this walk by clicking HERE
We will meet at the Class of 1914 Fountain, north side of Bancroft at the top of College Ave.
Set GPS to intersection of Bancroft and College in Berkeley or Class of 1914 Fountain, CA
Extra hint: It is down the street on Bancroft from the International House.
Right by the Hearst Museum of Anthropology.
You can click on the google map logo at the very top of this posting for a detailed map of the starting point.
Parking: Sundays have relaxed parking restrictions. Look for street parking or there are several pay lots.
https://pt.berkeley.edu/parking/visitor-parking
What to Bring: Wear good walking shoes, layered clothing, hat for sun protection, water, and camera!
More about our Guide! Ron and Joan Sipherd joined AV about a year ago. Ron says they straddle the Clarewood and Outlandish neighborhood groups and enjoy the Outlandish potlucks. He welcomes folks to enjoy his historical walks.
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