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Castro Valley is quite different now. Instead of cattle, chickens and orchards surrounding us, we have homes for a population of over 60,000 and are the second largest unincorporated area in California.


One of Castro Valley oldest buildings, circa 1930s ...
  
... and for a while purple ...
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.. and how it looks in 2001.

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