The Legendary Trident Rises Again Event Photos
On Thursday April 23rd, 2009 there was a fundraiser for the Sausalito Historical Society at Horizon's Restaurant. The "Theme" was the Trident Restaurant from it's early days as a Jazz Club through the late sixties into the seventies as one of the most unique, creative, and wonderful experiences to ever take place along the Sausalito waterfront. Click on the orange links below for more information and a link to photos of the event that can be ordered through that photographer's web site:
The Legendary Trident Rises Again!
The Legendary Trident Rises Again!
The Rise of the Legendary Trident event Photos
Posted by Mark Lomas at 4/24/2009 8:48 AM 
Categories: Trident Restaurant
Tags: Sausalito Historical Society Mark Lomas Trident Restaurant Fundraiser for Sausalito Historical Society
Categories: Trident Restaurant
Tags: Sausalito Historical Society Mark Lomas Trident Restaurant Fundraiser for Sausalito Historical Society
thankyou ---the artwork is a statement I want to give my support to,and for--hope its t-shirt time in sausalito -my size is 3XXL and put me down for i/2 dozen --I grew-up fishin off the Tridents little pier ----miss those days ----I love you all so much - faithfully your friend philip ----or the "kid" named Polar Bear
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always a good day in sweetest little big city sausalito---it makes san francisco a better place too--influence -its the time and the place that all of us leave our hearts -we left our hearts in sausalito ---much love -philip
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The folks in the photos aren't identified. I was trying to spot some of my old friends/co-workers, but didn't recognize anyone. I worked at the Trident, and then Horizons, from 1977-84.
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Great article it was such an interesting and informative article.
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That logo is so fascinating. It is similar to the artwork on some of the very early Journey album covers. . . so much so that it makes me wonder if it's the same artist.
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Visited Trident in late '60's with my wife. Guys came in wearing white pants, blue blazers, and captain's hats. "Phonies", I said. At a break, I looked outside and there were sailboats tied up. They were not phonies!
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