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Marin City looks to better days 
San Francisco Chronicle | Sat, Mar 14
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That history began during World War II, when the land between the highway to the east and what is now the Golden Gate National Recreation Area to the west was transformed from a dairy farm into temporary housing for 6000 workers. ...
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