Working out of St. Helena from January through November of 2015, I have started exploring California Historical Landmarks in
Napa,
Sonoma and
Lake Counties, including:
Site of Stone and Kelsey Home [#426],
The Battle of Bloody Island [#427],
Sulphur Bank Mine [#428],
Lower Lake Stone Jail [#429],
Stone House [#450],
Old Bull Trail Road and St Helena Toll Road [#467],
Chiles Grist Mill [#547],
Schramsberg [#561],
Charles Krug Winery [#563],
Site of York's Cabin [#682],
Site of Hudson Cabin [#683],
Sam Brannan Store [#684],
Sam Brannan Cottage [#685],
Site of Kelsey House [#686],
Beringer Brothers Winery [#814],
Old Lake County Courthouse [#897],
Petrified Forest [#915] and
Litto's Hubcap Ranch [#939]. I visited all seven of the California Historical Landmarks in Lake County and finished visiting all of the Napa landmarks.
Stone House
California State Historical Landmark #450
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This landmark is located on the northeast corner of Highway 29 and Hidden Valley Road, 5.3 miles north of Middletown, California in Lake County.
There are 6 other California State Historical Landmarks in Lake County. The GPS coordinates for this location are N 38° 48.568 W 122° 34.361.
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log your visit to this landmark at waymark.com.
Oldest building in Lake County, the Stone House was erected of stone in 1853-54 by Robert Sterling, whose wife was first non-Indian woman in Coyote Valley. It was rebuilt in 1894 and served as headquarters of the Guenoc land grant and the first store in the valley.
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