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From Highway 280 - The Junipera Serra Freeway: • Take the Sand Hill Road turnoff and go east.
• Take the University Avenue turnoff and go west.
You will be driving through a residential
• If traveling from south of Palo Alto, disembark the train and look straight ahead to the street that parallels the train tracks (Alma Street). Cross Alma and walk down Lytton Avenue (Lytton dead ends into the train station parking lot) for 1 block. Turn left on High Street and walk 1.5 blocks (crossing Everett). The Foundation offices are on the left - large blue awning over the front door - address up high on the top left-hand corner of the building. • If traveling from north of Palo Alto, disembark the train and take the walkway that goes under the train tracks. Look straight ahead once your emerge from the underpass to the street that parallels the train tracks (Alma Street). Cross Alma and walk down Lytton Avenue (Lytton dead ends into the train station parking lot) for 1 block. Turn left on High Street and walk 1.5 blocks (crossing Everett). The Foundation offices are on the left - large blue awning over the front door - address up high on the top left-hand corner of the building. |
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