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Woodside Store
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Listed from a published source: San Mateo County has its share of the supernatural: Urban legends and ghosts stories haunt historic sites, San Mateo Daily Journal.
San Mateo Daily Journal reported that a site manager saw a large dog dissolve in the emporium, then recognized it in a photo of founder Dr. Tripp.
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Woodside StoreWoodside, California · 37.4294, -122.2850Get directions
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1 image, creditedThe Woodside Store on Kings Mountain Road, 2011.
Sanfranman59, CC BY-SA 3.0
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