The Top of the Lafayette Reservoir Tower Is Officially Gone Bay Area Telegraph
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Lafayette, we were there
NEIGHBORHOODS, landmarks and destinations in Walnut Creek are marked with colorful signs (Tribune photo). What’s better? A cozy small town or a bustling, exciting city? The Tribune’s executive staff – Marilyn and I (Shadow had other commitments) recently visited both and my conclusion was, “Wouldn’t it be nice to have the best of both?” In the area generally called the East Bay (that is, east of the San Francisco Bay), we first went to Lafayet…
The Top of the Lafayette Reservoir Tower Is Officially Gone Bay Area Telegraph
LAFAYETTE, CALIFORNIA – One of Lafayette’s most recognizable landmarks now looks dramatically different. The operating house that sat atop the Lafayette Reservoir tower has been removed, marking the most visible milestone yet in a major seismic safety project that will ultimately shorten the nearly century-old structure by 40 feet. A photo we took on July … The post The Top of the Lafayette Reservoir Tower Is Officially Gone appeared first on Ba…
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