Interview : oral history transcript / William A. Hamilton; tape-recorded interview conducted by Ruth and Joe Wilson. Oral History Committee of the Mill Valley Library Association, Mill Valley, Calif., 1969.

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Interview : oral history transcript / William A. Hamilton; tape-recorded interview conducted by Ruth and Joe Wilson. Oral History Committee of the Mill Valley Library Association, Mill Valley, Calif., 1969.

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Recollections of early Mill Valley. Included, as part of the transcript: portions of his commentary while showing slides of early Marin County and San Francisco.

[5], 13 leaves ; 28 cm.

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Mill Valley Library Association. Oral History Committee.

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Shakers were members of a Christian group originating in England in 1747 practicing communal living and observing celibacy. Shakers came from Mt. Lebanon, N.Y. in 1805 to Turtle Creek in Warren County, Ohio, and the Union Village was established. In 1806 the Beulah Baptist Congregation in Van Buren Township in Montgomery County, Ohio, adopted Shakerism and in 1813 the community, which occupied 800 acres of farmland, was renamed Watervliet. The life of Watervliet Village lasted until about 1900. ...

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Wilson, Joe, 1964-

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