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Where in Berkeley?
Know where this is? Take a guess and let us know in the Comments.
Update, 7:03 pm: West Berkeley Pug Guild was our winner today. This is part of the artwork on the exterior of Ethnic Arts at 2236 San Pablo Ave. in Berkeley. Congratulations, WBPG, on being this week’s winner!
Photo: K. Lenihan.
Where in Berkeley?
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Photo: Nick Mastick.
Where in Berkeley?
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Update, May 9: “Librarian” got it! This is on the second floor of the Central Berkeley Public Library in downtown Berkeley. Congratulations on being this week’s winner, Librarian. Did you have insider intel by any chance?!
Photo: Nick Mastick.
Where in Berkeley?
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Update, 3:30 pm: Much as we were enjoying these guesses for this contest, it’s time to announce the winner. This is at the Cafe Med on Telegraph Avenue. On the inside of a bathroom door in fact. Congratulations, “guest,” on being this week’s winner!
Photo: Dale Gross.
Where in Berkeley?
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Update, 04.17.13: Jef Poskanzer got it right. This is the rear of Solano Ave. storefronts (Zachary’s and Pegasus Books), from a POV accessed by passageway extending from Solano Ave. to terminus of Station Place. Congratulations, Jef, on being this week’s winner!
Photo: Jonathan King.
Where in Berkeley?
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Update, 4:15 pm: Bill N. got it. This is a close-up of a wall of University Hall at 2024 Oxford Street. Congratulations, Bill, on being this week’s winner!
Photo: Tracey Taylor
Where in Berkeley?
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Update, 5:48 p.m.: Reader “dgm” correctly identified this as a mural on the garage door at 1421 Ada, across the street from the main entrance of Jefferson Elementary School. Congratulations, dgm, on being this week’s winner!
Photo: Mary Ross Lynch.
Where in Berkeley?
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Update, 11:04 a.m.: Deep_Berkeley correctly identified the photo as showing the Rose steps in north Berkeley. Congratulations, Deep_Berkeley on being this week’s winner!
Photo: Robert Singer.
Where in Berkeley?
As St. Patrick’s Day approaches (it’s on Sunday, March 17), we bring you an appropriate Where in Berkeley photo. Know where it is? Let us know in the Comments.
Update, 4:19 p.m.: S. Klise got it. This is at 2295 San Pablo Avenue at Bancroft Way. Congratulations, S. Klise, on being this week’s winner!
Photo: Alan Tobey.
Where in Berkeley?
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Update, 1:48 p.m.: Congratulations to D.H. Parks who correctly identified this as being at the Dominican School of Theology on Vine and Arch.
Photo: Robert Singer.
Where in Berkeley?
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Update, 4:26 p.m.: This was a particularly difficult one for all you experts out there and took two days of guesses and one big clue. But eventually MeeToo got it, by doing some sleuthing on Google Maps! This bird is on a garage at 1406 Hawthorne Terrace, just below Euclid. Congratulations, MeeToo, on being this week’s winner!
Photo: Sandy Friedland.
Where in Berkeley?
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Update, 12:55 p.m.: Matt Campbell got it right. This is the elephant described by Robert Singer, who took the photo, as the “Pirelli Pachyderm” at Cedar and Scenic. Congratulations, Matt, on being this week’s winner!
Photo: Robert Singer.
Where in Berkeley?
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Update, 2.14.13, 4:50 p.m.: It took a while — nearly two days in fact — but we have a winner! Dogen correctly identified this as being on the south side of the 2200 Block of Ward Street. Congratulations on being this week’s winner, Dogen! We were getting worried that we’d have to supply the answer — a first for Where in Berkeley?
Photo: K. Lenihan.
