A member's photograph album of the club in its early years, the clubhouse, the men who played it, and a walk around the nine holes, restored and brought into color.
In the winter of 1924–25 a camera made the rounds of the Mill Valley Golf and Country Club. The result is a small album of prints mounted on black pages and captioned by hand in white: the names of members and officers, the tees and greens, the dreaded barranca, and a wry running commentary.
Every photograph has been lifted from its page, gently cleaned, and colorized. The captions below each print are transcribed exactly as written in the album.