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Palo Alto, California
Found in the northwest corner of Santa Clara County, California, Palo Alto gets its name from a coast redwood tree called the El Palo Alto which literally means palo “tree” and alto “tall” or tall tree. The city shares borders with East Palo Alto, Los Altos, Stanford, Menlo Park, Mountain View, Los Altos Hills and Portola Valley. More on Palo Alto CA
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Palo Alto, California
Found in the northwest corner of Santa Clara County, California, Palo Alto gets its name from a coast redwood tree called the El Palo Alto which literally means palo “tree” and alto “tall” or tall tree. The city shares borders with East Palo Alto, Los Altos, Stanford, Menlo Park, Mountain View, Los Altos Hills and Portola Valley.
Gaspar de Portola wrote down the earliest recorded history of Palo Alto. The Portola led expedition made their way to Monterey from San Diego on November, 1769. The group went past Monterey because of a fog and ended going up Sweeny Ridge and into San Francisco Bay. They made their way down Laguna Creek and ended up stopping at EL Palo Alto. Portola figured that the bay was too wide to cross so they retraced their steps without finding the Golden Gate entrance to the bay.
During 1827, a settler by the name of Rafael Soto and his wife Maria Barbara Espinosa de Lugo, settled near San Francisquito Creek, which is near Newell and Middlefield and they set up shop to sell goods to travelers. Rafael died in 1839 but they were given the grant to the Rancho Rinconada del Arroyo de San Fancisquito in 1841.
In 1839, Maria Luisa Soto, daughter of Rafael and Maria Mesa married John Coppinger the grantee of Rancho Canada de Raymundo which began at the Alambique Creek until Portola Valley. When Coppinger died, Maria inherited everything and married a boat captain named John Greer. Greer owned what is now Town& Country Village on Embarcadero and El Camino Real. To the west of the Soto ranch was the Rancho San Francisquito which was granted to Antonio Buelna and his wife Maria.
Meanwhile to the south, two brothers Secundino and Teodoro Robles bought the Rancho Rincon de San Francisco, the grant included the San Francisquito Creek to Alta Mesa Memorial Park and up to the Bay Marshes. While the rest of the area that is known as Palo Alto was included in the Rancho Pastoria de las Borregas which was owned by Mariano Castro. In 1853 Castro sold 250 acres of his ranch to Elisha Oscar Crosby, who named it Mayfield Farm.
The township of Mayfield was then bought by Peter Coutts and named it Ayrshire Farm, which was later bought by Jane and Leland Stanford Sr. who wanted to turn Mayfield into a school. But the people of Mayfield would not agree to ban alcohol in the town. So Stanford had to create a new Temperance town which covered the land from the Hopkins Tract to Embarcadero Road. So Stanford University officially opened on Oct. 1 ,1891.
This led to the growth of Palo Alto and soon enough Palo Alto and Mayfield were consolidated on July 6 1925. This is the explanation why Palo Alto has 2 downtown areas.
Palo Alto is also a primary hub of Silicon Valley. Companies like Hewlett Packard, Xerox, Ning, AOL Inc., Mashable, Palantir Technologies, CPI International, Rave Wireless, Skype, Nokia Research Center and The Wall Street Journal to name a few, have main offices in Palo Alto.
