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''' | '''Glenwood''' is a rural residential area in a valley of the [[Santa Cruz Mountains]], north east of Scotts Valley. It was founded by Charles C. Martin ([https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/26035230/charles-christopher-martin 1832-1920]) at the west end of a tunnel dug for the South Pacific Coast Railroad in 1879-80 (Martin may have been there before the tunnel), and was originally known as Martinville. [[Laurel]] was established at the other end of the same tunnel, which cut through a ridge below present-day Highway 17. | ||
* in Wikipedia: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glenwood,_California Glenwood] | |||
* Today's Glenwood Drive accesses the area. | |||
[[Category:Unincorporated communities]] | [[Category:Unincorporated communities]] | ||
[[Category:Wikipedia]] | [[Category:Wikipedia]] | ||
Revision as of 22:38, 8 September 2025
Glenwood is a rural residential area in a valley of the Santa Cruz Mountains, north east of Scotts Valley. It was founded by Charles C. Martin (1832-1920) at the west end of a tunnel dug for the South Pacific Coast Railroad in 1879-80 (Martin may have been there before the tunnel), and was originally known as Martinville. Laurel was established at the other end of the same tunnel, which cut through a ridge below present-day Highway 17.
- in Wikipedia: Glenwood
- Today's Glenwood Drive accesses the area.