Built in 1932, The Alameda Theatre is an Art Deco movie theatre located in Alameda, California. Beginning with a capacity of 2,168, it was designed by architect Timothy L. Pflueger and was the last grand movie palace in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Amidst both San Francisco and Oakland, Alameda City is an island located on the San Francisco Bay. Spanish for tree-lined avenue, Alameda was founded in the mid-1800s and is now a well-known...
Founded in 1949, this Mexican movie palace is one of the last of its time. Being that this was one of the only theaters that had desegregated seating from the beginning, this theater serves as a huge...
Amidst both San Francisco and Oakland, Alameda City is an island located on the San Francisco Bay. Spanish for tree-lined avenue, Alameda was founded in the mid-1800s and is now a well-known...
Amidst both San Francisco and Oakland, Alameda City is an island located on the San Francisco Bay. Spanish for tree-lined avenue, Alameda was founded in the mid-1800s and is now a well-known...
While pointing into which direction to go for the preferred city, this shared Oakland and Alameda sign serves as a reference point to navigate parts of the Eastern Bay Area. Click ‘Choose a Product’...
Amidst both San Francisco and Oakland, Alameda City is an island located on the San Francisco Bay. S…
Founded in 1949, this Mexican movie palace is one of the last of its time. Being that this was one o…
Amidst both San Francisco and Oakland, Alameda City is an island located on the San Francisco Bay. S…
Amidst both San Francisco and Oakland, Alameda City is an island located on the San Francisco Bay. S…
While pointing into which direction to go for the preferred city, this shared Oakland and Alameda si…
