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.
Chiles Grist Mill
California State Historical Landmark #547
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This landmark is located on the southwest corner on hillside, Chiles and Pope Road and Lower Chiles Valley road, 3.6 miles north on Highway 128, St. Helena, California.
There are 16 other California State Historical Landmarks in Napa County. The GPS coordinates for this location are N 38° 32.111 W 122° 20.239.
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Joseph Ballinger Chiles, who first came to California in 1841, erected the mill on Rancho Catacula 1845-56. The first American flour mill in Northern California, it was still in use in the 1880s. Chiles served as a vice president of the Society of California Pioneers, 1850-53.
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