On January 9, 1908, with just the stroke of a pen, President Theodore Roosevelt used the powers of the Antiquities Act to create Muir Woods National Monument. William Kent, who donated the land for the monument, requested that it be named for noted conservationist John Muir.
295 beautiful acres of Redwoods.
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| This tree started B.C. Very very old. |
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| Lunch at Marin Joe's |
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