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The landmark Oakland Tribune clock tower has been telling the time in neon in downtown Oakland since it was built in 1923, but the paper itself first appeared on city streets as early as 1874. For over a half century, the paper was owned and published by the influential and civic-minded Knowland family, who spearheaded efforts to modernize the Port of Oakland, construct the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge, and establish a regional park system for Alameda and Contra Costa Counties. Following the Loma Prieta earthquake, the damaged clock tower on Thirteenth Street-where Harry Houdini once hung...

An artistic portrayal of history. Thirty five Oakland Landmarks painted in watercolor by Bay Area Artist Heidi Wyckoff, and historic descriptions by Oakland Tours director and Oakland Tribune columnist, Annalee Allen