Stanford Red Barn Equestrian Center
| place with historical importance, equestrianism
USA /
California /
West Menlo Park /
World
/ USA
/ California
/ West Menlo Park
World / United States / California
place with historical importance, equestrianism

The campus was originally Sen. Stanford's Palo Alto Stock Farm, where he raised trotting horses. In 1877 (fourteen years before the founding of the university) Stanford hired Eadweard Muybridge use his ingenious method of serial photography to record the movement of horses in various gaits. Description of the Muybridge experiments are here www.stanfordalumni.org/news/magazine/2001/mayjun/featur...
The facility has been in continous use by students, faculty, and the community. More on the history here: www.stanford.edu/group/set/Barn/history.htm
The facility has been in continous use by students, faculty, and the community. More on the history here: www.stanford.edu/group/set/Barn/history.htm
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 37°25'26"N 122°11'5"W
- Moffett Field (NUQ/KNUQ) 11 km
- Hayward Executive Airport (HWD/KHWD) 27 km
- Alum Rock Park 32 km
- Almaden Quicksilver County Park 34 km
- Camp Shoemaker 42 km
- Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory/NAS Livermore (site) 51 km
- Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Vernalis 79 km
- Fort Ord (site) 87 km
- Hollister Airport/NAAS Hollister (site) (HLI/KCVH) 89 km
- Presidio of Monterey and Defence Language Institute Foreign Language Center (DLI-FLC) 94 km
- Stanford University Golf Course 0.2 km
- Lake Lagunita 0.8 km
- Oak Creek Apartment complex 0.9 km
- Pedestrian zone 1.3 km
- Stanford Quad 1.4 km
- Stanford West Apartments 1.5 km
- Stanford University 1.5 km
- Medical center zone 1.7 km
- Stanford University Arboretum 2.2 km
- Stanford Shopping Center 2.3 km