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    Tracy Historical Museum

    4.7 (3 reviews)

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    This little place has great exhibits and artifacts. An ideal place to introduce kids to local history.

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    The Foster Museum - The Foster Museum

    The Foster Museum

    5.0(37 reviews)
    42.8 mi

    This turned out to be one of my favorite stops, especially when I'm in between appointments in Palo…read moreAlto. I knew in advance that on Thursdays (2nd & 4th weeks only), the public street parking in front of the building was off limits for street sweeping/no parking between 7am-11am, so I got very lucky pulling up in front at 11am sharp. Nice. Easy walk. The Foster Museum was very simple, decent, positive, and relaxing environment filled with gorgeous nature views/sketches/watercolor artworks by the U.K. artist, Tony Foster. Good feeling here. Free admissions and good customer service staffs. You can just walk in or register online. There's a tiny gift area not far from the public restrooms. I signed the guestbook at the end of my walk. Good place to hang around/includes unlimited paper, paper/pencils/samples/etc. If you like to sketch and get some creative inspirations, all the nature artworks in the gallery is definitely a good place to start. Not huge, but perfectly quite and calm for art lovers. You can request for an orientation and/or tour as desired. Great first impression during first visit. It's the positive feeling I get from observing the energy and various colorful artworks. Simple and stress-free. Good value/free admissions is totally worth the 1-2 hours here. They also host art classes too, but I will need to take time to browse around online. Good vibes. Staffs are friendly inside. Hidden place. Love it.

    This place is a hidden gem in Palo Alto, in an industrial area surrounded by factories. It is a…read moremuseum of the work of Tony Foster, an artist from UK who paints beautiful watercolor landscapes. It's free, and a nice place to visit for an hour or so ... highly recommended.

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    Tracy Chamber of Commerce

    Tracy Chamber of Commerce

    3.7(6 reviews)
    0.3 mi

    As a Tracy-ite, there's really not much to say about the festival, which is sponsored by the Tracy…read moreChamber of Commerce. It's an annual event honoring the dry bean. But it's probably thing positive to mention when speaking about the city of Tracy. What I can say that it has changed over the years. The food vendors have expanded and there are more performances to watch. This year's Dry Bean Festival seemed to have more business booths than arts and crafts. And, as usual, there are political booths which I've always felt are inappropriate. Festivals are meant to invoke fun, not political conversations.

    Hi, it's me Tracy... I'm pretty sure this message will spark some heart felt expression of a time…read morefrom long ago! Hold on this gets fun... like the other day I was driving from Lammers to Tracy Boulevard and I saw Keith Galley driving a tractor... What's up.... Some should of took a picture cause that man and his family are such a huge part of what Tracy CA is today! Keith is not what inspired me today to write this something-something but it just reminded me of days have gone bye.. A small little town people drive by, and have no idea about the people, their foundation, or how we really know and care about each other!!! People do Shit for each other like it is second nature Weird Right? It's the best day ever at the end of the day... Janette love you. Thanks for all your help and.. Keep it real Galley you might be the last best bread! n! Keith love you!

    Tracy Branch Library - Natural light streaming in from the windows up high.

    Tracy Branch Library

    3.4(23 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    We finally decided to check out the Tracy branch library. I've driven by a million times and never…read morechecked it out. The exterior of the library and the surrounding park are fairly nice. There's a rose garden, some really big trees, lots of lawn and an overall relaxing serene feel. When you walk inside, it's apparent that this library needs a face lift. Fluorescent lighting, old carpet and yellowish paint on the walls. All of the computers were caution taped off and out of order. With that said, if you're stopping in for books or a place to sit with your laptop, they seemed to have a good variety of both books, and seating areas. My daughter loved the large dinosaur in the center of the kids section. The perfect enticing addition for a toddler!

    This is an older library in downtown Tracy, and on the hot hot day we visited, it was a cool relief…read moreto stop by. ‍ Everything is older in there, but all pretty well maintained. The children's section is good sized and colorful. There's a good amount of books and half a dozen computers for kids to learn and play on. Next to the kids area is the community room which was having a Friends of the Library sale, everything was 5 for $1! The selection was big, but the items all quite dated or not really the besr stuff, hence the price hehe. The rest of the library is pretty big too, the adult section is large, I didn't see a teens section but it was probably there. Tons of natural light from the windows up high in the main section. It's a quiet and serene place to read and relax. Only thing is the bathrooms could only be accessed by asking the security guard lady to open it for 1 person to use at a time, 15 minute time limit. But they were clean for that reason, not allowing for open access. Overall, this is a decently good library in Tracy that's part of the San Joaquin-Stockton library system.

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    US Army Recruiting Center

    US Army Recruiting Center

    5.0(2 reviews)
    1.9 mi

    I enlisted into the Marines and it changed my life like I wouldn't imagine there's Marines that are…read morelike family to me I never had a better bond with people to my left and right of me until I enlisted and not only that the Marine Corps gave me a greater purpose in life and in general, I'm happier with my general health and character I've grown because of the Corps and it's made me more comfortable and confident with myself I remember first walking In to the recruiter's office and meeting SSgt Silva and just him being so interested in why I wanted to join, I remember SSgt Silva giving me the Benefit Tags and me choosing my top three but the one that stuck out to me was the Pride of Belonging and that stayed true I never felt more welcomed then being part of the greatest gun club/organization. I just wanna say thanks to not only SSgt Silva but also RSS Manteca and its recruiters for inspiring me and pushing me to success.

    Straight out of high school, I enlisted into the Army Reserves and I don't regret one thing. The…read morerecruiters here are helpful and they actually give a damn about your well being and that you're successful in your Army career. I've been in the Army for about a year and a half now and from time to time, my recruiter still messages me asking me how I'm doing and how my life's going which shows how serious they are about their job. I know there's a lot of bad rep on recruiters and I might've believed some of it when I began my entry process into enlisting but that bad rep has been taken over by good rep that the recruiters here have instilled by their determined mindsets to get you where you want to be in life and that's why I've given them a 5 star recommendation. For those of you interested in joining, good luck on your journey. It's going to be one hell of a ride!

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