Audio tour Tinloy Family in Grass Valley
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Audio tour Summary
Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin.Welcome to the Tinloy Family tour. It begins in the parking lot at Memorial Park and goes back towards the freeway by Diego's restaurant. You'll be hearing many Tinloy voices on this tour. Casey Tinloy, a great-grandson of Eddie (Tinloy), narrates for many of the tour stops.
You will hear excerpts from a diary that was written in 1938, in the Tinloy home. You'll hear stories about the family farm that was out in the Glenbrook area, and about Eddie's parents who lived in the Grass Valley Chinatown.
We also have a Grass Valley Chinatown walking tour. Make sure to check that out.
Here's a little bit about the tour producers.
My name is Rose Murphy, and I'm a biographer for the Grass Valley Museum.
I am Lisa Redfern. I'm on the board of Sierra College Press.
Rose and I we are both members of the Nevada County Historical Society and historical fiction authors.
Before starting all of our tours, we recommend downloading it at home first or in a place with good internet.
With the tour downloaded, you won't miss a thing and the GPS location function will still work on your smartphone.
Each tour stop contains an audio file, a transcript, and pictures.
Click on the title of the stop. Each stop will have a few photos to view.
As you begin this journey. We want to ensure an enjoyable experience for you and fellow walking tourists. Please remember to use earbuds for your audio tour and avoid using speakers.
On the final tour stop,check out the PDF that provides links to resources, articles, books, videos, and more.
If you are ready, let's go.
- 1 Meet Casey Tinloy - Parking Lot
- 2 Coming of the Chinese - Memorial Lane
- 3 Changing Times and Tinloy Family - Colfax Ave
- 4 Alice's 1938 Diary
- 5 Tinloy Home
- 6 Tinloy Grocery Store
- 7 Trees of Heaven
- 8 Lost Under the Freeway
- 9 Thinking about "Progress"
- 10 Character of the Tinloy Family
- 11 Chinatown Landmark and bathroom
- 12 One Hundred Years of History - Bank Street
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Audio tour Summary
Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin.Welcome to the Tinloy Family tour. It begins in the parking lot at Memorial Park and goes back towards the freeway by Diego's restaurant. You'll be hearing many Tinloy voices on this tour. Casey Tinloy, a great-grandson of Eddie (Tinloy), narrates for many of the tour stops.
You will hear excerpts from a diary that was written in 1938, in the Tinloy home. You'll hear stories about the family farm that was out in the Glenbrook area, and about Eddie's parents who lived in the Grass Valley Chinatown.
We also have a Grass Valley Chinatown walking tour. Make sure to check that out.
Here's a little bit about the tour producers.
My name is Rose Murphy, and I'm a biographer for the Grass Valley Museum.
I am Lisa Redfern. I'm on the board of Sierra College Press.
Rose and I we are both members of the Nevada County Historical Society and historical fiction authors.
Before starting all of our tours, we recommend downloading it at home first or in a place with good internet.
With the tour downloaded, you won't miss a thing and the GPS location function will still work on your smartphone.
Each tour stop contains an audio file, a transcript, and pictures.
Click on the title of the stop. Each stop will have a few photos to view.
As you begin this journey. We want to ensure an enjoyable experience for you and fellow walking tourists. Please remember to use earbuds for your audio tour and avoid using speakers.
On the final tour stop,check out the PDF that provides links to resources, articles, books, videos, and more.
If you are ready, let's go.
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06-08-2026
Great local history tour! I have always seen the Tinloy house on Colfax Ave, but never knew the backstory or about the adjacent grocery store where Diego's Restaurant is now. The photos were interesting and a helpful visual as well.