Looks to me that all of those palms are Canary Island Date Palms (Phoenix Canariensis)

Exactly
Very expensive and slow growing. Those could be 30-40 years old. They are very attractive palms

I think its a shame that so many Canary Island Date Palms have too many bottom leaves pruned off (top photo). I have a baby and I hope it will grow to be as beautiful as the ones in the 2nd and 3rd photos! I think that kentia palms (Howea forsteriana) are the BEST palms to plant in your climate. They look almost exactly like coconut palms. They will not tolerate sunlight unless they are acclimatised very slowly. If you put them straight in the sun, they will go brown and be slow to recover. The only real downside is that they are expensive and slow growing.
Good luck
James

If anyone is interested in growing these, they are really super easy from seed--even without bottom heat--in January. It's funny, but I don't find them so slow--compared to a lot of other palms. Certainly no slower than dactyifera (true date), reclinata or sylvestris (maybe even on par with roebelenii). They do want some space in their containers or they won't do anything--just make sure the mix is really well-draining as they really hate wet feet. Unfortunately, while they tolerant prolonged chill in the winter, they can't take real cold (below 20 F.), especially if wet. They seem real common in SF Bay area.Caution: their spines can take out an eye.