Talk:San Carlos, California

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[edit] initial assess

to reach GA needs somewhat more breadth and corresponding references. could use information on environmental features, climate. Anlace 01:11, 25 October 2006 (UTC)

Huh! Didn't know that the town I'm editing from right now had this good an article about it... Erik Jensen ^{(Appreciate|Donate)} 03:06, 20 February 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Suggested topics for possible inclusion

Please add more suggestions here and remove them when included --4.243.128.107 09:53, 11 October 2007 (UTC)

1. Devonshire Little Store - reputed to have been a former speakeasy and brothel
2. Hunting Club - on the hill Club Drive goes up
3. Train Depot Building (photo)
4. Old rock quarry (at Crestview and Edgewood)
5. Cordilleras Center Mental Hospital - technically outside city limits
6. Former Hassler Health Home (SF County tuburculosis sanitorium) - outside city limits
7. Annexation of unincorporated industrial area north of Holly (formerly a Belmont address)
8. Existence of the unincorporated "island" in Devonshire canyon.
9. San Carlos High School nude relays