Talk:San Geronimo, California

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I suggest you mention San Geronimo was originally called Nicasio Station, on the North Pacific Coast Railroad starting in 1875 when the railroad started running. It was renamed San Geronimo shortly after the railroad started, but I don't know exact date. Nicasio already existed since at least 1867, perhaps earlier, but the railroad did not run through Nicasio.

Also the San Geronimo Public Library has been closed for many years so that link should be deleted. The nearest public library for the whole San Geronimo Valley is Fairfax Branch of Marin County Free Library. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2602:306:837a:d7a0:a133:4728:eb4a:b466 (talk)

I've removed the link to the library website. In order to add the former name, we'd need a reliable source to cite.—Stepheng3 (talk) 07:16, 16 April 2015 (UTC)Reply

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