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About Burlingame

Origin and distinction

Burlingame is known as the 'City of Trees,' with tree-protection ordinances dating to 1908 source

Community character

Affluent, tree-lined San Francisco Peninsula suburb in San Mateo County, known for its walkable downtown and historic tree canopy source

Kohl Mansion

1914 Tudor-style estate on the National Register of Historic Places, now a school and events venue source

Burlingame Avenue

Historic downtown shopping and dining district source

Howard-Ralston Eucalyptus Tree Rows

Historic 1870s eucalyptus and elm rows listed on the National Register of Historic Places source

Washington Park

The city's largest park, known for heritage trees, ballfields, and picnic areas source

Bayside Park

Bayfront recreation area with ballfields, a dog park, and San Francisco Bay Trail access source

Easton Addition

Early tree-lined neighborhood annexed from the former Town of Easton in 1910 source

Lyon-Hoag

Neighborhood south of Burlingame Avenue named for its original developers source

Ray Park

Post-war residential neighborhood near the northern edge of the city source

Burlingables

Central neighborhood near Washington Park and downtown Burlingame Avenue source