Concord City
Concord City Hall is located at 1950 Parkside Drive, Concord, CA 94519.
Phone: 925‑671‑3150.
Neighborhoods
- Amber Grove
- Arlington
- Ayers Ranch
- Berkshire Village
- Bishop Estates
- Bishop Park
- Canterbury Vilg
- Canterbury Village
- Clayon Valley
- Clayton Highland
- Clayton Hills
- Clayton Valley
- Colony Park
- Conc0Rd Terrace
- Concord Estates
- Concord Uplands
- Concord Vista
- Contra Costa
- Creekwood
- Creekwood Terrace
- Crossings
- Crystyl Ranch
- Cv Highlands
- Dana Estates
- Dana Farms
- Dana Terrace
- Del Rio Condos
- Del Rio Park
- Diablo Commons
- Diablo Creek
- Diablo South
- Galindo Creek
- Garaventa Oaks
- Gaylord Manor
- Glenbrook Hghts
- Green Gables
- Highlands
- Holbrook
- Holbrook Heights
- Kirkwood
- Kirkwood
- Kirkwood Knolls
- Kirkwood Villas
- Laguna
- Lake Terrace
- Latour Place
- Limeridge
- Live Oak
- Manor Crest
- Maravilla
- Maravilla Tract
- Meadow Homes
- Meadow Village
- Mendocino
- Mohr
- Monte Gardens
- Mt Diablo
- Newhall Village
- Northwood
- Oak Glen
- Oak Grove
- Palms
- Parkwood
- Pepperwood
- Pine Creek
- Pine Hollow
- Princess Park
- Roundtree
- San Miguel
- Sierra Gardens
- Springwood
- St Frances Park
- Summerwood
- Summerwood West
- Sun Terrace
- Sunshine Estates
- Tanglewood
- Terraza Del Sol
- The Colony
- The Crossings
- Torrey Pines
- Tree Garden
- Tree Haven
- Turtle Creek
- Valley Crest
- Valley Terrace
- Vista Diablo
- Willow Creek
- Windsor Terrace
- Ygnacio Hills
Concord as described in 1939 [1]
Concord, shipping the farm produce of the surrounding valley, stands on the site of Rancho del Diablo (devil's ranch), granted to Salvio Pacheco in 1834. His descendants occupy the thick-walled adobe Pacheco House, standing in the shade of pepper trees at Concord and Salvio Avenues, which he built about a decade later. With its balconies, shuttered windows, and deep casements, it is well preserved within its protective wooden sheath. American squatters had begun settling on Pacheco's land by 1852. But his title was secured the next year by the United States Government. The patent date, 1853, is on the stone boundary posts in front of the house.
- Federal Writers' Project, Works Progress Administration, California: A Guide to the Golden State, American Guide Series, Hastings House, Publishers, New York, 1939.
Nearby Towns: Walnut Creek City •