SiliGone Valley

SiliGone Valley

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  • S1:E21 – Great America's Pictorium
    Episode Notes

    IMAX, and the largest screen in Northern California at the time, the Pictorium was a wonderful piece of the Great America experience in the 70s through to the 90s.

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    5 min
  • S1:E19 – Marine World Africa USA
    Episode Notes

    Marine World Africa USA was a hugely popular theme park where you could get upclose with animals, later included a waterpark, and would move to a little city called Vallejo before changing names... a lot.

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    9 min
  • S1:E18 – Great America's Stealth
    Episode Notes

    A true flying coaster, where you could pretend you were Superman. It didn't last long, but man, was it freakin' scary!!!

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    5 min
  • S1:E17 – SteamPowered
    Episode Notes

    Many important aspects of Steampunk culture happened here. The debut of Gail Carriger, the introduction of Steampunk Scholar to the world, and you can make an argument that it was the first dedicated Steampunk con in the world. Well, it'll be an argument.

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    11 min
  • S1:E15 – The Computer Museum History Center
    Episode Notes

    The Computer Museum History Center was the Silicon Valley spin-off of The Computer Museum in Boston. It was a magical, strange, wonderful place, that eventually became some other museum that is now dead to me.

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    10 min
  • S1:E12 – Blue Rock Shoot
    Episode Notes

    The Wooden seating area in the back was where it was at, but it was one of those places you'd go for a good cup

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    4 min

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The stories of the lost locations, people, and traditions of Silicon Valley, told by a guy who spent a lifetime soaking in its history.