Original Historical Landmarks

Index to Books I, II and III

Plaques Dedicated by Grand Parlor, Parlors, or Parlors with Other Groups

September 2009

Native Daughters of the Golden West 543 Baker Street San Francisco, California 94117-1405

Monument Vol 1-3.doc, September 17, 2009 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 2 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge

Goal 1/001 Dedication 1/003 Presentation 1/005 Sponsor 1/009 Founder, Lilly Dyer 1/013 State Information Name, Motto, etc. 1/014 Thirty First Star 1/017 1/020 Flags of California 1/021 State Seal 1/027 Mothers Day May 9, 1971 Grin and Bear It Cartoon 1/029 N. D. G. W. Directory 1/031 Landmarks Title Page 1/035 Historic California Missions 1965 Pamphlet 1/047 1/051 Mission Soledad 1/052 Mission Nuestra Senora County Road, Mission 1/053 Restored mission, Registered Dolorosisima De La Oct 14, 1956 NDGW Grand Parlor District, Soledad, Monterey 1/054 Landmark No. 233 Soledad Co. 1/055 Mission Picture 1/057 Subordinate Parlor Title Page 1/061 Landmarks Alameda * Parlor Listing Title Page 1/065 Church of St. James the Foothill Blvd and 12th Founded June 27,1858 by first 1/066 Alameda Dec 6, 1959 Fruitvale No. 177, ++ Apostle Ave., E. Oakland Episcopal Bishop of California 1/067 Berkeley No. 150, Bear Flag No. 151, Sequoia No. 1302-1304 Abina Street, 1841 – site of first dwelling in Alameda Domingo Peralta Adobe Mar 22, 1970 1/069 272, Albany No. 260, Berkeley Berkeley Cerrito de Oro No. 306 First Anglo-Saxon settler in 1/066 Alameda Memory of Robert Livermore May 12, 1935 Angelita No. 32 Mission San Jose Livermore Valley 1/067 Redwood School, site of first 19200 Redwood Road Built in 1866. Fell 1868 Alameda Public School in Castro Vallecito No. 308, ++ between James and Alma, earthquake. Site on part of Don 1/067 Valley Castro Valley Castro Land Grant Sally R. Thaler Memorial Grand Secretary 31 years. Alameda Mar 5, 1961 Aloha No. 106, ++ Lakeside Park 1/067 Fountain Three tiered fountain

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 3 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Site of Alameda County San Leandro, corner of Courthouse had valued early Alameda Jul 5, 1953 Alameda County Parlors 1/067 Courthouse. San Leandro Davis and Clarke Streets. day mining information Amador * Parlor Listing Title Page 1/073 Bottileas Village re-named “Bottileas” Village Top of Jackson Grade. Amador May 16, 1936 Ursula No. 1 “Jackson”. 1849 1/079 Monument Hwys 49 and 88

Main St., Amador Brignole Building Apr 27, 1969 Amapola No. 80 Built 1850. Native green stone. 1/085 Sutter Creek Built in 1856 – first brick Amador Daniel Stewart Co. Store Mar 7, 1964 Chispa No. 40, ++ Main Street, Ione building erected in Ione Valley 1/085 from Muletown brick Law Office built in 1860 by Amador De Paoli Building May 18, 1969 Ursula No.1 Jackson 1/081 U.S. Senator Amador Founding of the Order Ursula No. 1 Narrative 1/078 Visit to Manzanita Parlor No. Amador Grand Parlor Message May, ?? Grass Valley 1/084 29 In sidewalk, Main Street, Amador Hangman’s Tree Jul 24, 1937 Ursula No.1 Hangman’s Tree stood here 1/081 Jackson Only Water powered foundry in Amador Knight Foundry Apr 27, 1969 Amapola No. 80 Sutter Creek 1/085 U.S. in continuous operation Native of Jackson. First native Memory of Anthony Intersection of Hwy 49 and Amador Aug 19, 1938 Ursula No. 1 Californian elected to 1/079 Caminetti Vogan Toll Road Congress. Illustrious career Memory of Lily O. Reichling Ursula No. 1 and Grand One of several dedications Amador Sept 24, 1961 Amador Co. Museum 1/010 Dyer, Founder Parlor NDGW (See Calaveras County) NDGW and NSGW of Wells Fargo messenger killed Amador Michael Tovey Sept 8, 1929 Hwy 88 West of Martell 1/081 Amador County by lone bandit Dug in 1851. Main source of Right of entrance of Amador Old Court House Well Jun 29, 1940 Ursula No.1, ++ domestic water for community. 1/081 Amador Co. Courthouse Well now covered Church erected in 1894. First St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Amador Aug 21, 1954 Ursula No. 1 North Main Street, Jackson Serbian Orthodox Church built 1/083 Church in U.S. Site of the Pioneer Hall. Amador The Mother Parlor Apr 12, 1932 Ursula No. 1 Main Street, Jackson NDGW organized Sept 11, 1/075 1886

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 4 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Jul 15, 1956 Century old school bell The Old Plymouth School Has been re-located, see Amador (See later re- Forrest No. 86 dedicated to Pioneer teachers 1/085 Bell later book dedication) and pupils Tree to represent Amador State Fair Grounds (former Amador Sept 1940 Ursula No. 1 1/077 County location) Butte * Parlor Listing Title Page 1/089 Near Bidwell Bar Marina, Site of second County seat of Butte Bidwell Bar 1915 Gold of Ophir No. 190, + Wyke Island (site is at 1/097 Butte County bottom of Lake Oroville) Pioneer Cemetery dating from Butte Centerville Cemetery May 3, 1970 Annie K. Bidwell No. 168 Centerville, east of Chico early 1960’s. In memory of 1/091 Pioneers Built 1894, used until 1966. In 1/090 Butte Centerville Schoolhouse May 3, 1970 Annie K. Bidwell No. 168 Centerville, E of Chico memory of first teacher, Cora 1/091 Woods Hintz Site of Sierra Polytechnic E of Skyway on Pearson. School. Congregational 1/101 Butte College Hill Jun 26, 1973 Centennial No. 295 One mile E of intersection Minister and Organizer, Dr. 1/102 of College Hill Road John Harwood. 1906-1910 Completion of fourth railroad Completion of the California 2078 Myers Street, Butte Feb 10, 1950 Gold of Ophir No. 190, + in California. Site of 1/097 Northern Railroad Oroville Middletown 1854-1856 In memory of Cornelia Lott Cornelia Lott Sank Memorial On Skyway, Chapperal Butte Jul , 1954 Gold of Ophir No. 190, + Sank. Erected by husband, Jess 1/097 Spring (above Inskip) Sank On Old Skyway near Largest gold nugget found – Butte Dogtown Nugget Jun 12, 1955 Centennial No. 295 Canyonville School, 1859, weighing 54 pounds. 1/099 Magalia Dog Town (Magalia) Old Neal Road, 4 miles S Site of Elliot Spring. Home Butte Elliot Spring Feb 25, 1951 Centennial No. 295 1/103 on Skyway, Paradise established by Elliot in 1867 N.E. Corner of First Banking Institution in Gold of Ophir No. 190, +, Butte May 7, 1927 Montgomery & Meyers Sts. First Bank in Ophir (Oroville) 1/095 Ophir (Oroville) ++ (Eagles Hall) Site of Hamilton, first County 9 miles from Oroville off Butte Hamilton 1915 Gold of Ophir No. 190, + Seat of Butte County 1/097 Larkin Road

Only three roof level covered Butte Honey Run Covered Bridge 1949 Annie K. Bidwell No. 168 Centerville Road 1/093 bridge in California

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 5 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Marker stolen. Tree fell Tree named after Sir Joseph 1/092 Butte Hooker Oak 1953 Annie K. Bidwell No. 168 after wind storm Hooker (Fell 1971) 1/093 In memory of James D. 3 miles from Oroville on Gold of Ophir No. 190, +, Butte Braselton, his wife Anna and Aug 11, 1968 Foothill Blvd. (Garden Pioneer Family of area 1/095 ++ their family Ranch) Gold of Ophir No. 190, +, 2547 Oro-Quincy Hwy, Butte Last Yahi Indian, Ishi Jan 29, 1966 The last Yahi Indian 1/095 ++ Oroville In Madison Beer Garden Dedicated to Annie K. Bidwell Butte Little Indian Church 1941 Annie K. Bidwell No. 168 Patio, 2nd St. & Salem, for her labor and love for the 1/092 Chico Indians Magalia Cemetery, near In memory of Pioneers. Hupp Butte Magalia Pioneer Cemetery Jul 15, 1973 Centennial No. 295, ++ 1/099 entrance Family donated property 1860 School erected in 1867. Bell Missouri Bend School and Annie K. Bidwell No. 168, Schoolhouse at Nord on Butte 1953 installed 1890 and used until 1/093 Bell ++ Nord Hiway off 99E 1951 Gold of Ophir No. 190, +, Dept. of Water Resources, Mother Orange Tree of Butte Mother Orange Tree Apr 19, 193? 1/097 ++ Glenn Drive, Oroville California Built in 1883 as Law office and 316 W. Second Street, Butte Native Daughters Hall May 22, 1960 Annie K. Bidwell No. 168 home. Later used as NDGW 1/093 Chico Hall (Plaque in storage) Off Nimshew Road above Property given in 1861 by Butte Nimshew Cemetery Centennial No. 295 1/099 Paradise Rugh Family N.E. Corner of Elliot and Butte Old Paradise Jun 1, 1969 Centennial No. 295 Site of Old Paradise 1/103 Clark roads Pioneer Relic Building Gold of Ophir No. 190, +, 2316 Montgomery Street, Dedicated to Truth, Liberty, Butte May 12, 1932 1/097 (Pioneer Museum) ++ Oroville Toleration Bell installed 1890. Used until Butte School Bell 1953 Annie K. Bidwell No. 168 Nord Hwy on 99E in Nord 1/093 1956 Third County Seat of Butte Gold of Ophir No. 190, +, Bird Street (Old County Centennial of Third County Butte May 19, 1956 1/095 County ++ Courthouse) Seat of Butte County Calaveras * Parlor Listing Title Page 1/107 One of principal mining Calaveras Murphy’s Dec 4, 1937 Ruby No. 46, + Main Street, Murphy’s communities of Calaveras Co. 1/111

Direct route to Calaveras Built by J. L. Sperry of flour Calaveras Old Sperry Hotel Jul 24, 1948 Ruby No. 46, + 1/109 Big Trees fame and John Perry Across from Murphy’s Oldest stone building in Calaveras Peter L. Traver Building Jul 19, 1953 Ruby No. 46, + 1/109 Hotel, Murphys Murphys

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 6 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Claveras Big Trees, North Calaveras Rededication Lilly Dyer May 25, 1975 1/018 Grove Pennsylvania Gulch Road. Not Calaveras Site of Brownsville Jul 19, 1953 Ruby No. 46, + Monument and Lone grave site S of Murphys Found Colusa * Parlor Listing Title Page 1/115 Colusa Hwy 45, between Only monument and Site of “Little Shrine” or Grand Colusa May 13, 1957 Colusa No. 194 Grimes and Colusa first Catholic Mass in Colusa 1/117 Island Shrine (Sycamore) County – built in 1856 Contra Costa * Parlor Listing Title Page 1/121 First settlers 1850 – led by Contra Costa Birthplace of Antioch Sept , 1950 Antioch No. 223, + Foot of F St., Antioch Capt. George Kimbell. 1/122 100 th Anniversary May 8, 1976 SF Chronicle Contra Costa Black Diamond Mine Park Hwy 4 near Antioch 1/124 article Grave of Capt. Joseph R. Alhambra Cemetery, Arrived California 1833. (More Contra Costa Jul , 1935 Las Juntas No.221, + 1/123 Walker Martinez info pg 161) Marsh Creek Road, Memory of John and Abbey Contra Costa John Marsh Home Jul , 1932-35 Donner No. 193 1/123 Brentwood Marsh Area supplied coal to early day Pioneers of Nortonville and Cemetery at Rosehill, Contra Costa Oct 7, 1934 Stirling No. 146, + California. Black Diamond 1/123 Somersville Somersville Park El Dorado * Parlor Listing Title Page 1/127 “The Apostle of El Dorado Placerville’s Episcopal Memory of Rev. Pierce. El Dorado Jun 23, 1940 Marguerite No. 12 1/131 County” Church of Our Saviour 75 th Anniversary Memory of Pioneer Law El Dorado Bullion Bend Sept 9, 1916 Marguerite No. 12, +, ++ Placerville 1/133 Officers 1/128 El Dorado City Hall May 13, 1954 Marguerite No. 12, + Placerville Erected for the Fire Company 1/129 Baby’s Grave, died of smallpox El Dorado Ella Coolidge Apr 24, 1934 Marguerite No. 12, + Chili Bar 1/128 – 1862 Bldg erected 1861. She drove 1/128 El Dorado Emigrant Jane May 13, 1954 Marguerite No. 12, + Rolleli Bldg, Placerville horses across plains. Proceeds 1/129 built building. Former mining town of Georgia El Dorado Georgia Slide May 3, 1969 El Dorado No. 186 Georgetown 1/135 Slide, 1849 El Dorado Gold Discovery Site 1886 NSGW Grand Parlor Coloma State Park, Coloma Gold discovered Jan 24, 1848 1/045 El Dorado Hangman’s Tree May 31, 1934 Marguerite No. 12, + Placerville 305 Main Street Site of Hangman’s Tree 1/131 El Dorado Home of James Marshall 1886 NSGW Grand Parlor Marshall State Park Home at time of gold discovery 1/045

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 7 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Discovered Gold in tailrace of El Dorado James Marshall’s burial site 1886 NSGW Grand Parlor Hill above Coloma 1/045 sawmill Mormon Island, Negro Hill, Historic mining towns El Dorado Salmon Falls, Condemned Jun 9, 1957 Marguerite No. 12, ++ Mormon Island Cemetery 1/134 inundated by Folsom Lake Bar Established 1847 – Coloma Not El Dorado Nimbus Dam and Rescue Aug 14, 1960 Marguerite No. 12, + Coloma Road Road. Found El Dorado Odd Fellows Hall May 28, 1939 Marguerite No. 12 Placerville Erected in 1852 1/133 Oldest Church building in El El Dorado Old Methodist Church Oct 31. 1948 Marguerite No. 12 Placerville 1/129 Dorado County, 1851 Pacific Gas and Electric Building erected in 1852, in El Dorado 1931 Marguerite No. 12 Main St., Placerville 1/128 Bldg. memory of Pioneers El Dorado Sutter’s Sawmill Site 1886 NSGW Grand Parlor Marshall State Park Coloma. Location of Mill 1/045 Fresno * Parlor Listing Title Page 1/139 Fresno and N Streets Evergreen planted in front of 1/141 Fresno City Living Christmas Tree May 8, 1948 Fresno No. 187 (Fresno) City Hall 1/142 Approx. Site. Established in Fire Station Park 300 W Fresno Coaling Station A Sept 12, 1964 Coalinga No. 270, ++ late 1880’s Became City of 1/141 Elm Museum Coalinga, 1906 1890-1926. Tribute to Fresno Selma Fire Bell Apr 17, 1971 Selma No. 313 2nd and old Hwy 99, Selma 1/141 volunteer firemen. Glenn * Parlor Listing Title Page 1/145 Early Pioneer. First and only Monroeville – 4 m. S of Glenn Gravesite of Wm. B Ide Oct 9, 1949 Colusa No. 194, + President of California 1/147 Hamilton City Republic W of Willows. Road to Town settled by Granville Glenn Kauawha Apr 4, 1965 Berryessa No. 192 1/149 Covelo Swift – 1840 1910, Built with grant from Willows Library Glenn Co. Corner of Walnut and Glenn Apr 1, 1973 Berryessa No. 192 Carnegie Foundation. 1971 1/149 Museum Plumas Sts. Willows became Museum Humboldt * Parlor Listing Title Page 1/153 Edson Road (Hillside Memory of original Pioneer Humboldt Edson Road Sept 8, 1974 Reichling No. 97 1/154 Drive), Fortuna owners Humboldt Redwood State Dedicated to the memory of the Humboldt Redwood Grove Before 1941 NDGW Grand Parlor 1/041 Park Pioneers Kern * Parlor Listing Title Page 1/157 20-Mule Team Borax 16246 Sierra Hwy (Hwy Team operated between Death 1/166 Kern Oct 19, 1958 El Tejon No. 239, +, ++ Terminus 14) Mojave Valley and Mojave, 1884-1889 1/167

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 8 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge 1876-1943 depot and telegraph Near Caliente, 1 mile N of Kern Bealville July 15, 1962 El Tejon No.239, ++ office named for General E. F. 1/165 Hwy 58 Beale 2.3 mi N of Hwy 58 on Originally Allen’s Camp. 1/166 Kern Caliente Jul 16, 1961 El Tejon No. 239, +, ++ Bealville Rd Freight center 1/167 Land deeded by Cecil Family, Kern Cecil Park Site Oct 4, 1964 Alila No. 321 City of Delano 1/177 1911 Truxton and Chester Ave. – Settled in 1863, area known as 1/170 Kern Col. Thomas Baker Oct 18, 1942 El Tejon No. 239, +, ++ City Hall, Bakersfield “Baker’s Field” 1/171 Discovery Well, Kern River 7 mi NE of Bakersfield on Oil discovered 1899, hand dug 1/166 Kern Apr 7, 1940 El Tejon No. 239,, +, ++ Oil Field Round Mt. Rd. well 1/167 On Lebec Rd, 0.6 mi N of First written document of 1/168 Kern Don Pedro Fages Oct 9, 1938 El Tejon No. 239, +, ++ Lebec exploration – 1772 1/169 1772, Fages crossed spot. In 1/164 Kern Fages-Zalvidea Trails April 6, 1941 El Tejon No.239, +, ++ Highway 166, W of Mettler 1806 Father Zabvidea crossed 1/165 searching for Missions. Military Post 1854-1864. 2.8 mi N of Lebec. Fort 1/166 Kern Fort Tejon Oct 10, 1954 El Tejon No. 239, +, ++ Camels introduced for Tejon State Historical Park 1/167 transportation in 1858 Francisco Garces 1738-1781 Chester Ave. and 30 th St., First Franciscan Padre to 1/168 Kern May 7, 1939 El Tejon No. 239, +, ++ (Garces Circle) Bakersfield explore area, 1776 1/169 Arvin, 39 mi SE of Epic journey covering more Kern Francisco Garces, O.E.M. El Tejon No. 239, +, ++ Bakersfield. Courtyard of 1/171 than 2000 miles St. Thomas Church 3 mi. N of marker, site of first Hwy 155, 7.7 mi W of Kern Garces Baptismal Site May 18, 1958 Alila No. 321, ++ recorded Christian Baptism, 1/177 Woody 1776 Site of Stamp Mill constructed 74 mi W of Hwy 395 on 1/170 Kern Garlock May 22, 1960 El Tejon No. 239, ++ by E. Garlock. Town Garlock Rd 1/171 established 1896 3.5 mi NE of Bakersfield, Overhead cable Ferry operated 1/170 Kern Gordon’s Ferry Jan 17, 1937 El Tejon No. 239, +, ++ foot of China Grade, SE during 1850’s, also Stage Stop. 1/171 side of Kern River Bridge Jun 12, 1938, previous Gold discovered 1864. Kern Havilah El Tejon No. 239, +, ++ 8 miles south of Bodfish 1/161 marking County Seat 1866-1872 Jun 2, 1935

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 9 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge W of Union Ave. On W American pathfinder and scout. 1/174 Kern Home of Elisha Stevens Jul 12, 1964 El Tejon No. 239, +, ++ Columbus – on fence of First permanent settler of 1/175 condominium Bakersfield area Under oak tree at Fort Killed Oct 17, 1837 by Kern In Memory of Peter LeBeck Apr 5, 1936 El Tejon No. 239, + 1/175 Tejon, Hwy 99 mysterious traveler, A X Bear 1827, his party of fur trappers 11 miles E of Bakersfield Kern Jedediah Strong Smith Trail May 31, 1959 El Tejon No.239, ++ were the first Americans in the 1/165 on Hwy 58 area Grave of Nancy Kelsey – first 50 miles W of Maricopa, 1/158 Kern Kelsey Grave Apr 27, 1927 Miocene No. 228 European woman crossing 40 m. E of Santa Maria 1/159 plains to California 3.1 mi W of Lamont on Butterfield Overland Stage 1/168 Kern Kern River Slough Jun 30, 1957 El Tejon No. 239, ++ Panama Rd Station 1858-1861 1/169 4 miles W of Isabella on 1853-1870, center of quartz Kern Keyesville Apr 18, 1937 El Tejon No.239, +, ++ 1/163 Keysville Road mining 400 block of 19th St, Frontiersman and scout for Kern Last Home Alexis Godey Oct 16, 1960 El Tejon No.239, ++ 1/163 Bakersfield Freemont 1.1 mi W of Glennville (40 Squatter’s claim in 1854, Hotel 1/172 Kern Lavers Crossing Dec 13, 1959 El Tejon No. 239, ++ mi NE of Bakersfiled) built in 1859 1/173 Miocene No. 228, El 0.5 mi S of McKittrick, 1/166 Kern McKittrick Brea (Tar) Pit Jun 29, 1952 Explored 1928 to 1949 Tejon No. 239, ++ Hwys 33 and 58 1/167 On route of Butterfield 1/170 Kern Mountain House Oct 13, 1957 El Tejon No. 239 , ++ 6.3 mi SW of Woody Overland Mail Stage 1/171 Father Francisco Garces used 7 miles S-E of Tehachapi . Kern Oak Creek Pass Jun 6, 1937 El Tejon No. 239, +, ++ the pass in 1776, Gen. Fremont 1/161 Willow Springs Road in 1884 Oldest Settlement – 1860 4 miles W of Tehachapi on Kern Old Town Jun 27, 1958 El Tejon No. 239, ++ Known as “Old Town” 1/161 Old Town Road (Tehachapi) 11 mi NE of Bakersfield. 2.5 mi east. Site of Butterfield Kern Posey Station Jul 15, 1956 El Tejon No. 239, ++ Glennville Rd and Round 1/173 Overland Stage Station Mt Rd 11 miles E of Bakersfield, 1776 Padre Garcia crossed Kern Rio de San Felipe May 1, 1938 El Tejon No.239, +, ++ 1/165 Saint Herog, Hwy 178 river and named it. NE corner of Grapevine Rd Site of Overland Mail Way 1/168 Kern Rose Station Nov 16, 1941 El Tejon No. 239, +, ++ and D St, 70 mi S of Station 1/169 Mettler

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 10 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Sebastian or Tejon Indian 7 mi S, NE corner of D St Grapevine Pass. Established in 1/162 Kern Nov 28, 1937 El Tejon No.239, +, ++ Reservation and Grapevine Rd., Nettler 1853 by Gen E.F. Beale 1/163 Butterfield Overland Mail Kern Sinks of Tejon May 13, 1956 El Tejon N. 239, + 6.0 mi NE of Mettler 1/171 Station – 1858-1861 7 miles W of Tehachapi on World renown railroad “Loop” Kern Tehachapi Loop Oct 25, 1953 El Tejon No.239, +, ++ 1/163 US 466 completed in 1876 15 m W of Freeman – State Pass first used by Joseph R. 1/160 Kern Walker’s Pass Apr 25, 1937 El Tejon No. 239, +, ++ Hwy 178 Walker – 1835 1/161 8 mi W of Rosamond. Edge 1864-1872 Stage Station. Life 1/166 Kern Willow Springs Jun 6, 1937 El Tejon No. 239, +, ++ of private property saving watering hole 1/167 Lake * Parlor Listing Title Page 1/185 Lassen * Parlor Listing Title Page 1/189 Hwy 395, 10 mi S of Lassen Fort Janesville Oct 1, 1961 Nataqua No 152 Built in 1859 during Piute War 1/191 Susanville Honey Lake Valley on Hwy First used in 1852 to escape Lassen Noble Immigrant Trail Aug 15, 1959 Natqua No. 152 1/191 395. 8 mi N of Litchfield hardships of Lassen Trail Los Angeles * Parlor Listing Title Page 2/003 Grant of Mar. 22, 1843 to Maria Y. Verdugo in Los Angeles Adobe of Rancho Los Feliz June 30, 1949 Los Angeles No. 124 Griffith Park confirmation of Spanish 2/030 concession to Vicente Feliz – 1795 Nov. 1952 Built in 1901, incline railway, SW corner of 3 rd and Hill Los Angeles Angel’s Flight (original Beverly Hills No. 289 by Col J.W. Eddy (more data. 2/037 Streets, Los Amngeles dedication) Later re-dedication) 401 E – M St., Banning Home of Gen. Banning, U.S. 2/021 Los Angeles Banning Home Mar. 10, 1937 Long Beach No. 154 Park, Wilmington Senator, father of Wilmington 2/007 Los Angeles Brand Castle Home of L.C. Brand No information 2/009 One of four remaining adobe Calabasas Adobe (Leonis 23537 Calabasas Rd., 2/018 Los Angeles May 2, 1953 Topanga No. 269 houses in San Fernando Valley. Adobe) Calabasas 2/019 Built in 1844 Treaty conceived by Dona Ruiz NDGW and NSGW Grand 3919 Lankershim, North Los Angeles Campo de Cahuenga 1924 and signed Jan. 1847 by Gen 2/004 Parlor Hollywood Pico and Lt. Col. Fremont Oldest building in Glendale on 2/008 first land grant by King of 2/009 Los Angeles Casa Adobe de San Rafael Nov 16, 1973 Verdugo N. 240, + 1330 Dorothy Dr, Glendale Spain in California – 1865 2/010 restored 1932 2/011

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 11 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge 6003 Pioneer Blvd, Home of first Mexican Los Angeles Casa de Governor Pio Pico Jul 30, 1966 Poppy Trail No. 266 2/017 Whittier Governor Erected 1883 by Valentin Catalina Geronimo Lopez San Fernando Mission No. Los Angeles Nov. 1, 1945 City of San Fernando Lopez. First two story built in 2/030 Adobe 280 San Fernando Verdugo No. 240 and San 1200 Foothill Blvd, First organized church in La Los Angeles Church of Lighted Window June 7, 1969 2/009 Fernando No. 280 Verdugo Rd, La Canada Canada – 1897 Centinela Blvd. And Ocean Oldest airport in Los Angeles Los Angeles Clover Field Mar. 14, 1959 La Tijera No. 282 2/029 Park Blvd., Santa Monica County – 1919 16756 Moorpark St., El Los Angeles De La Osa Adobe 1937/1950 Los Angeles No. 124 Built between 1849-1851 2/031 Rancho de los Encinos June 8, 1941 Compton No. 258, Dominguez Hills State 2/018 Dominguez Flying Field – Location of first air meet – Los Angeles Re-dedicated Wilmington No. 278 and Univ. 1000 E Victoria 2/019 Rancho San Pedro 1910 Dec. 10, 1974 District 35, + Ave., Carson 2/021 2/014 18127 S Alameda, Built in 1826 – battle of Los Angeles Dominguez Ranch House Apr. 25, 1945 Californiana No. 247 2/015 Compton Dominguez, Oct. 8/9, 1846 2/016 2/016 One of Gaspar’s Camp Sites. 2/134 Los Angeles Don Gaspar Portola Jun 2, 1952 Grace No. 242 See other mentions of Gaspar’s 2/135 exploits. 3/083 3/085 Miguel Leonis Adobe, Dedicated to memory of Grace Los Angeles El Camino Real Bell May 20, 1967 Placerita No. 277 Calabasas. Plaque at bell 2/019 Halsey Williamson base in front of Adobe. Los Angeles First Air Meet June 8, 1941 Wilmington No. 278 Wilmington Ave., Compton First air meet in US, 1910 2/021 First Baptist Church of Poppy Trail No. 266 and 9141 Burke St., Pico Los Angeles Mar. 17, 1970 Founded 1888 2/017 Rivera Whittier No. 298 Rivera Main front gate of MGM First Motion Picture Studio in Founded 1915, built by Thomas Los Angeles July 21, 1967 Beverly Hills No. 289 Studio, 10202 W. 2/035 Culver City H. Ince Washington Blvd First Public School Building Crozier Jr. High School, (Marker in bldg.) Erected on Los Angeles Apr. 11, 1948 La Tijera No. 282 2/029 in Inglewood Inglewood site, Oct. 25, 1888 SE corner of front lawn. W. Erected Oct. 1, 1869. Second Los Angeles French Hospital July 17, 1964 Beverly Hills No. 289 2/035 College St. hospital built in Los Angeles Home of General. Long 2/007 Los Angeles Gen Phineas Banning Mar. 19, 1937 Long Beach No. 154 Built in 1864 Beach? 2/021

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 12 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Governor’s Room at San Room furnished for Gov. Pio 2/022 Los Angeles April 27, 1941 Rudecinda No. 230 San Fernando Mission Fernando Mission Pico when travelling in area 2/023 Grave of Eliza Donner Houghton Park, under tree. Los Angeles May 19, 1932 Long Beach No. 154 Records lost 2/007 Houghton Long Beach? First historical reference. Hancock Park 2/012 Los Angeles Apr. 28, 1940 Californiana No. 247 Hancock Park Presented to city by Capt. Allen La Brea Tar Pit 2/013 Hancock 7006 E. Gage Ave., Bell Los Angeles Henry T. Gage Home Mar. 27, 1946 Rio Honda No. 284 2/039 Gardens (no longer there) Home of John Stephen Included in names of markers Los Angeles Tujunga 2/009 McGroarty list. La Iglesia de Nuestra Senora Sunset Blvd, N Main St., N Dedicated 1822, then only 2/012 Los Angeles June 7, 1936 Californiana No. 247 la Reina of Los Angeles side of City Hall Catholic church in Los Angeles 2/013 1415 N La Tijera Blvd., La Explains historical cattle brand Los Angeles La Tijera Cattle Brand Apr. 11, 1950 La Tijera No. 282 2/029 Tijera School of Rancho Paso de la Tijera Home of first Padres of San 315 Orange St., San Los Angeles Las Tunas Adobe Apr 26, 1941 Californiana No. 247 Gabriel. First portion built 2/013 Gabriel 1776 Original land grant – 1844. Los Angeles International Boulder in front of Theme Los Angeles May 20, 1962 La Tijera No. 282 Early landing strip – Mines 2/031 Airport Building Field 500 block N Main St., Los Part of original pueblo lands – Los Angeles Los Angeles Plaza Aug. 12, 1950 Californiana No. 247 2/015 Angeles dedicated Public Park – 1869 4600 Virginia Rd. Long 127 yr. old house – excellent Los Angeles Los Cerritos Rancho Oct. 22, 1970 Long Beach No. 154, + 2/007 Beach example adobe construction Aug 9, 1938 Los Ceritos Ranch Patio, Los Angeles Los Cerritos Rancho Sundial Long Beach No. 154 Sundial 2/007 Apr 15, 1971 4600 Virginia Rd. Patio “Mother Church’ of Los Memory Chapel, Historic S Of Calvery Presbyterian Los Angeles April 5, 1946 Wilmington No. 278 Angeles. Presbytery built in 2/025 Mother Church Church, Wilmington 1873 145 S. Spring St., Los First brick schoolhouse, also Los Angeles Mirror Building School No.1 May 25, 1949 Californiana No. 247 2/013 Angeles Butterfield Stage Station Water supply for San Fernando Not Los Angeles Mission Dam Mar 11, 1972 El Camino Real No. 324 Mission Hills Mission Found Founded by Father Fermin Mission San Fernando Rey 15151 San Fernando Los Angeles Mar. 12, 1937 Los Angeles No. 124 Francisco de Lasuen, Sept. 8, 2/022 De Espana Mission Blvd. 1797

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 13 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Mission San Gabriel 537 W Mission Dr. at Los Angeles June 5, 1968 Californiana No. 247 Founded 1771 2/013 Arcangel Junipero St., San Gabriel Natural wells source of water Small Park end of Havana Los Angeles Mission Wells Jan 5, 1966 El Camino Real No. 324 supply for San Fernando 2/045 St., Sylmar Mission – about 1800 California St and Pasadena Oldest church building in Los Angeles Neighborhood Church Mar. 29, 1959 Pasadena No. 290 2/041 Ave, City Hall Pasadena, erected 1887 Constructed 1862. U.S. Officer’s Quarters – Drum 1053 Cary Ave., Military Headquarters for So. 2/023 Los Angeles Oct. 2, 1927 Rudecinda No 230 Barracks Wilmington California, Arizona and New 2/024 Mexico Old Maizeland School Knotts Berry Farm, Buena First school – 1868 – in Rivera Los Angeles Nov. 13, 1960 Poppy Trail No. 266 2/017 (Rivera School) Park District Not Los Angeles Old Mother Grapevine 1970, 71 ? San Gabriel No. 281 San Gabriel Grapevine planted in 1861 Found On wall, main entrance of First State Theater in Los Angeles Pasadena Playhouse April 29, 1948 Pasadena No. 290, + Playhouse, 39 S El Molino California. Proclaimed 1937 as 2/041 Ave. State Theater of California Built by Governor Pio Pico, Feb 4, 1934 424, 436 N. Main St., Los Los Angeles Pico House Los Angeles No. 124 1869, last Gov. under Mexican 2/005 Feb 16, 1971 Angeles Flag Deeded by Senora Perez to E. Los Angeles Plummer Park May 18, 1946 Californiana No. 247 23537 Calabasas Rd 2/014 Plummer – 1877 Rudecinda No 230 qnd Paseo Del Mar – Point 2/022 Los Angeles Point Fermin Lighthouse May 2, 1940 Built 1874 Wilmington No. 278 Firmin Park 2/023 In Canyon Aug. 5, 1769 Camp Los Angeles Portola Trail Apr. 7, 1946 Los Angeles No. 124 2/014 Site 2/014 Los Angeles Portola Trail Oct 12, 1958 Grace Parlor No. 242 Campsite. 2/016 In canyon, Aug 5, 1769. Los Angeles Portola Trail Apr 7, 1946 Los Angeles No. 124 2/016 Campsite. Portola Trail – 1769 Camp Elysian Park Entrance, NW Don Jasper Portola and party 2/015 Los Angeles Oct. 12, 1958 Californiana No 247 Site No. 1 corner Park Dr. camped near this spot 2/016 Oldest portion built by ex- Los Angeles Ranchito Romulo Jul 16, 1936 Californiana No. 247 10940 N Sepulveda Blvd 2/014 Mission Indians – 1834 Los Angeles Rancho de la Centinela Jun 29, 1934 Californiana No. 247 Adobe built about 1822 2/012 Rancho Dominguez Water First water well and windmill in Los Angeles Jul 11, 1977 Wilmington No. 278, ++ Dominguez Ranch 2/016 Well and Windmill area – 1867

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 14 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge W wall of rotunda, Santa Original townsite of Santa Rancho San Vicente y Santa Los Angeles June 25, 1970 Beverly Hills No. 289 Monica City Hall, 1685 Monica, 1828. Don Francisco 2/039 Maria Main St. Sepulveda given possession San Fernando Mission No. 2/026 Red Brick Schoolhouse of Cory Ave. – off Crown Los Angeles Mar 17, 1973 280 and Joshua Tree No. First adobe schoolhouse – 1869 2/027 Acton Valley Rd., Acton 288 2/028 11 th St and Harbor Dr., Site near where Indians and Los Angeles Redondo Beach Salt Mines Mar. 27, 1955 Tierra del Rey No. 300 Redondo Beach. Entrance early Californians obtained salt. 2/043 of So. Ca. Edison Plant First salt works about 1830 Rodeo de Las Aquas – Redwood Tree, Rodeo de Las Beverly Hills City Hall “Gathering of Waters” Tree Los Angeles June 8, 1955 Beverly Hills No. 289 2/033 Aguas Grounds planted in honor of historic rancho Built 1869 by Don Antonio 2/030 Los Angeles Rocha Adobe 1953 Los Angeles No. 124 Rancho de los Sueves Jose Rocha Beverly Hills City Hall Los Angeles Rodeo de Las Aguas Apr 24, 1945 Beverly Hills No. 289 Grounds, 450 North “Gathering of Waters” springs 2/033 Crescent Drive Outstanding So. Ca. architect Not Los Angeles Roy Jones House Jul 20, 1980 Beverly Hills No. 289 Santa Monica Built 1894 Found NW corner of La Brea and Site of first meeting in Los Angeles Salvation Army Building May 24, 1965 La Tijera No. 282 2/031 Regent Strs., Inglewood Inglewood, June 11, 1923 La Presa Rd. – near Built by Joseph Chapman – Los Angeles San Gabriel Mission Dam Aug. 30, 1952 Californiana No. 247 2/015 Huntington Drive 1822 (detailed history) Santa Fe Railroad Station, Eucalyptus Ave. And Building burned 1970 – marker Los Angeles La Tijera No. 282 2/031 Inglewood Florence Ave. stolen Center of campus, 421 Second oldest school in L.A. Santa Monica Canyon Los Angeles Oct. 27, 1965 Beverly Hills No. 289 Entrada Drive, Santa County. Erected on Sycamore 2/037 Schoolhouse Monica Canyon Rd., 1894 Connected San Fernando Los Angeles Santa Susanna Pass Mar. 17, 1939 Topanga No. 269 and Santa Beneventura Road started 1822 2/019 Missions Included in names of markers Los Angeles Sister Elsie’s Well Begie Ranch, Tujunga 2/009 list. Site of First Post Office and SE corner of La Brea and Los Angeles Apr. 20. 1952 La Tijera No. 282 2/029 General Store in Inglewood Rengent Strs., Inglewood

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 15 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Services in harbor area began St. John’s Episcopal Church 1537 Neptune Ave., Los Angeles June 8, 1958 Wilmington No. 278 1876. Bell from ship of 2/021 Diamond Jubilee Wilmington channel fleet Cemetery end of S Grand San Pedro’s first church. 2/022 Los Angeles St. Peter’s Episcopal Church April 15, 1947 Rudecinda No. 250 Ave., San Pedro Services held Apr. 15, 1884 2/023 Inside wall of Silverwood’s In memory of F.B.(Daddy) State Song “I Love You Clothing Store, 558 S. Los Angeles May 1952 Beverly Hills No. 289 Silverwood, composer of song 2/033 California” Broadway, between 5 th & – 1913 6th 737 N Montebello Blvd, First redwood barn built in Los Angeles Taylor Ranch June 11, 1961 Poppy Trail No. 266 2/017 Montebello Montebello – 1898 Veterans Administration Veterans Adm. Center, W Established by Act of Congress 2/032 Los Angeles June 27, 1954 Beverly Hills No. 289 Center Los Angeles – 1887 2/033 Erected by Gilroy family 1874, 557 W Lancaster Blvd, Los Angeles Western Hotel Nov. 28, 1958 Joshua Tree No. 288, ++ site of City activities. Housing 2/039 Lancaster for Owen River Aqueduct Wilmington Centennial Venerating Pioneer founders of Los Angeles Nov. 1958 Wilmington No. 278, + Wilmington Town Square 2/025 1858-1958 famous harbor Madera * Parlor Listing Title Page 2/049 Marin * Parlor Listing Title Page 2/053 In S.P. Taylor State Park, First Paper Mill on Pacific Apr. 5, 1959 – Marin Pioneer Paper Mill Marin County NDGW County Hwy 104, Coast, built 1856 by S.P. 2/055 rededicated Lagunitas Taylor Sea Point No. 196, 4 mi S of San Rafael on Marin Samuel P. Taylor State Park Oct. 21, 1956 Marinita No. 198, Fairfax See other plaques at location 2/055 boulder in Park No. 225, Tamelpa No. 231 Founded 1817. Adobe building Corner of 5 th Ave and A St, Marin San Rafael Arcangel Mission Oct 25, 1934 Marinita No. 198 erected 1818, was original 2/055 San Rafael Mission Bird’s Nest Glen, Fairfax. Home of Lord Chas. Snowden, Marin Site of Bird’s Nest Glen Nov. 6, 1960 Tamelpa No. 231 Main Town and Country Fairfax Pioneer and political 2/055 Clubhouse leader of the 1850’s Sea Point No. 196, In 1853, T. Murphy gave land Marinita No. 198, Fairfax 4 mi N of San Rafael on St. for educational purposes. Marin St. Vincent School for Boys Oct 19, 1958 2/055 No. 225, Tamelpa No. 231 Vicent Drive School established by Sisters of (Marin Co. NDGW) Charity, 1855 Mariposa * Parlor Listing Title Page 2/059

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 16 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge May 15/16, First County Seat of Mariposa Mariposa Aqua Fria Mariposa No. 63 3 mi W of Mariposa 2/063 1954 Co. – 1850-1851 Mariposa Independent Order 6th and Charles Sts., Built 1867 to replace original Mariposa Oct. 1, 1966 Mariposa No. 63 2/061 Odd Fellows Hall (I.O.O.F.) Mariposa building. Additional history Bullion St. Off Hwy 140, Mariposa St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Oct. 20, 1968 Mariposa No. 63 Built 1862, first Mass 1863 2/061 Mariposa Mendocino * Parlor Listing Title Page 2/067 June 10. 1956 6 mi S of Hopland, Hwy 19 th Century Legend of Sanel Mendocino Squaw Rock (Lover’s Leap) Ukiah No. 263 2/069 Sept 23, 1956 101 Indian Maiden Merced * Parlor Listing Title Page 2/073 Memory of Pioneers of Los Post Office, 1135 6 th St., Tree planted in memory of Merced May 30, 1956 Lomitas No. 225 2/075 Banos Los Banos Pioneers Courthouse dedicated 1855 to In front of Courthouse Merced Co. Pioneers. Merced Merced County Courthouse July, 1970 Veritas No. 75 2/075 steps, N St., Merced Relocated from Snelling, original location, 1872 First recorded by Lt. Moraga – San Luis Reservoir State 2/074 Merced Pacheco Pass June 18, 1969 NDGW Grand Parlor, ++ 1805 – journey into San Recreation Area 2/075 Joaquin Valley 1905 – re-ded. Merced Palm Tree Veritas No. 75 16 th St., Merced Planted by Veritas Parlor 2/075 Oct 18, 1990 Modoc * Parlor Listing Title Page 2/079 Alturas Elementary School Dedicated to children, future Modoc Aug. 31, 1952 Alturas No. 159 2/081 (Modoc Middle School) guardians of our Democracy 2/083 Fandango Pass Rd. 9 mi W Convergence of two Pioneer Modoc Applegate-Lassen Trail July 15, 1956 Alturas No. 159, ++ 2/084 of Fort Bidwell trails – 1846-1850 2/085 To commemorate heroism of 4 mi west of Captain Jack’s Gen Canby, officers, soldiers 2/084 Modoc Canby’s Cross June 13, 1926 Alturas No. 159, ++ Stronghold. 18 mi south of and Pioneer settlers during 2/085 Oregon line “Modoc War” Chimney cut out of solid rock, 8 mi NE of Alturas, off Modoc Chimney Rock Sept. 21, 1932 Alturas No. 159, ++ cabin built by T.L. Denson, 2/083 Hwy 395 1870 Log cabin which housed first Cressler and Bonner Trading Surprise Valley, in Park, 2/084 Modoc 1955 Alturas No. 159, ++ mercantile establishment in Post Cedarville 2/085 Modoc Co.

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 17 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge “Dorris Bridge” original name S end of Main St, Hwy Modoc Dorris Bridge 1939 Alturas No. 159 of Alturas. Bridge built 1870 2/081 395, Alturas by P. & J. Dorris Estes St and Pit River, Modoc Fisher Ford Bridge Sept. 21, 1939 Alturas No. 159 Marker gone 2/083 Alturas S.D. Evans and Joe Bailey, 4.9 mi from Hwy 299, pioneer cattlemen, attacked Modoc Fitzhugh Ranch Oct. 13, 1939 Alturas No. 159 2/083 Canby near ranch and killed while driving cattle –Aug. 1861 Fort Bidwell 1866-1892. Fandango Pass Rd. 10 mi Modoc Fort Bidwell Aug. 28, 1949 Alturas No. 159, ++ Military Post named in honor 2/081 E of Hwy 395 of Gen. Bidwell The Battle of the Infernal In 1867 Gen. Crooks led Caverns at Cooks Canyon. Ferry Ranch on Co. Road Companies to battle with Modoc Sept 30, 1923 Alturas No. 159, ++ 2/085 Infernal Caverns 60. 6.5 mi NW of Likely hostile Indians. Six soldiers Battleground buried at foot of slope Monterey * Parlor Listing Title Page 2/089 Englishman arrived in San In the parkway, California Francisco in 1856. Bought San Monterey Captain Eugene Sherwood May 11, 1972 Aleli No. 102, + Rodeo Grounds, 1034 N Lorenzo Rancho and El Sausal 2/091 Main St., Salinas Rancho. Donated land for civic areas – 1868. American Flag was raised by Monterey Customs House (Monterey) Sept 30, 1971 NDGW Grand Parlor W side of Customs House 2/095 Comm. John Drake Sloat SW corner of Polk and Inscription on base. (In Monterey El Camino Real Bell May 22, 1910 NDGW Grand Parlor 2/093 Alverado Sts, Monterey sidewalk) In divider strip in front of Mission established 1770 by Monterey El Camino Real Bell Mar 12, 1968 Junipero No. 141 2/093 Carmel Mission Basilica Father Junipero Serra English Captain who arrived in In parkway, California San Francisco 1856. Donated Monterey Eugene Sherwood May 11, 1972 Aleli No. 102 , + Rodeo Grounds, 1034 N. 2/091 land for many projects. (Two Main St., Salinas markings.) In celebration of the 1946 Grand Parlors NDGW and NE corner of Monterey Monterey Flag Pole at Customs House July 6, 1946 Centennial. On site of original 2/095 NSGW Customs House flag staff – 1846 Cornerstone laid June 21, 1888 Founding of Pacific Grove, Methodist Episcopal Monterey Feb 22, 1953 NDGW Grand Parlor by Ministers and members of 2/092 June 1, 1875 Church Church

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 18 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Led party of 240 from Culiacan, Mexico, 1775. Park, Fremont and Elestero 2/092 Monterey Juan Bautista De Anza Sept 4, 1949 NDGW (base furnished ) Arrived Monterey 1776. Sts, Monterey 2/095 Earliest explorer on No. American continent Corner of Freemont Blvd Plaque under Willow tree Monterey Juan Bautista de Anza Sep 4, 1949 2/095 and Camino el Estero commemorating Anza Home of Estrada family and Corner of Tyler St and 2/093 Monterey The Estrada Adobe Jan 19, 1965 Junipero No. 141 Inn. Restored by Monterey Bonifacio Place, Monterey 2/094 Savings, 1964 Napa * Parlor Listing Title Page 2/099 Has not ceased operations since Napa Beringer Brothers Winery Apr 30, 1967 Geo. C. Yount No 322, ++ N. Main St., St. Helena 1878. Outstanding 2/101 underground wine tunnels. NW corner of Deer Park Charles Tamagni, Napa Co. In memory of his many Napa 1960 La Junta No. 203 Road and Glass Mt. Road, 2/101 Supervisor 1923-1954 outstanding civic achievements St Helena First U.S. citizen to be ceded a Napa Grave of Geo. C. Yount Oct 18, 1959 Geo. C. Yount No. 322, + Yountville Cemetery Spanish land grant in Napa 2/103 Valley – 1836 Robert Louis Stevenson Napa Apr 26, 1959 La Junta No 203 Listed in names of monuments. 2/101 School La Carita NO. 34 and La Napa St. Helena City Hall Feb 5, 1955 Listed in names of monuments. 2/101 Junta No 203 Lyman Park on Main Napa Sun Dial May, 1925 La Junta No 203 Listed in names of monuments. 2/101 Street, opposite Post Office Established 1884 by Mexican Geo. C. Yount No. 322, Plaque at entrance to Napa Veteran’s Home of California April 1, 1969 War Veterans and Grand Army 2/103 ++ grounds of Veteran’s Home of Republic Pioneer Yount School, In front of Yountville Napa Yount School Bell June 12, 1966 Geo. C. Yount No. 322, + Silverado Trail – 1890-1947. 2/103 Elementary School School established in 1850’s Memory of Pioneers who Yountville Community W side of Yount St., organized Baptist Church – Napa May 12, 1974 Geo. C. Yount No. 322 2/102 Church Yountville 1874. Renamed Community Church in 1930’s Nevada * Parlor Listing Title Page 2/107

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 19 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge W side of Pleasant Valley Built in 1862 by David 2/125 Bridgeport (Nyes Crossing) Rd at S Fork of Yuba Nevada Oct 17, 1948 Columbia No. 70 Ingerfield. Longest single span 2/126 Covered Bridge River. 2.7 mi S of French wood covered bridge in U.S. 2/127 Corral Oldest Episcopal building in Nevada Emmanuel Episcopal Church July 4, 1965 Manzanita No. 29, + Church St., Grass Valley 2/117 California – 1854 First Brick Building in Opposite old Nevada Co. Nevada Nov 16, 1932 Laurel No. 6 Built 1853 2/113 Nevada City Court House 1877 – built to operate from First Long Distance Center of Community of 2/127 Nevada May 19, 1940 Columbia No. 70 French Corral to French Lake. Telephone Line in World French Corral 2/128 58 miles Lyman C. Gilmore 2/114 Outside City limits, Hwy Nevada Gilmore Flying Field Aug 19, 1972 Manzanita No. 29, + designer/builder of own planes 2/115 20 West – 1898 2/116 Nevada Gold Hill Mine 1855 Park 2/118 SW corner of Jenkins St Beginning of quartz mining in Nevada Gold Hill Mine Oct 20, 1929 Manzanita No. 29, + and Hocking Ave, Grass 2/123 California 1850-1859 Valley Oldest business in continuous service, over 100 years. In Nevada Grass Valley Hardware Store Jan 17, 1970 Manzanita No 29, + 114 Mill St., Grass Valley 2/119 continuous operation since 1854. Supplier to mines. Memory of Dr. Royce, one of Himalyan Fir – 1916 (Josiah Left side of Library steps, Nevada Mar 10, 1931 Manzanita No. 29, + America’s outstanding scholars. 2/123 Royce) Mill St, Grass Valley Born at location Japanese Maple Tree in Great American orator, named Nevada Co. Fairgrounds, Nevada Memory of Thomas Starr Sept 16, 1976 Manzanita No. 29 in Hall of Fame, Washington, 2/126 right of Homemaking Bldg. King D.C. 1824-1864 Nevada Co. Fairgrounds, Secretary/Mgr. 17 th Agriculture Nevada Loyal C. Freeman Sept 15, 1976 Manzanita No. 29 Main Gate - First Pine Tree 2/122 Fair – 1937-1958 upon entering. Union Hill Rd, 1 mi from Marked for preservation. (See Nevada Madrone Tree May 1943 Manzanita No. 29 2/119 Grass Valley other information.) Nevada City Methodist Church dedicated 1864, 2/111 Nevada Oct 6, 1965 Laurel No. 6, + Broad St., Nevada City Church founded by Issac Owen 2/112 Library Assoc. Formed in Nevada Nevada City Public Library Sept 15, 1976 Laurel No. 6, + N Pine St, Nevada City 2/108 1857.

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 20 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Old County Rd to Oregon Creek Covered Nevada May 16, 1965 Columbia No. 70 Alleghany off Hwy 49, Built in 1860 2/127 Bridge Middl Fork of Yuba River Established 1851. Many noted Nevada Pioneer Cemetery Oct 18, 1967 Laurel No. 6 W Broad St., Nevada City citizens buried there, including 2/109 General Sutter’s son Memorial Park, Grass Nevada Pioneer Rose Garden Manzanita No. 29, + 2/119 Valley Honors Harold J. George, Nevada Red Maple Oct 25, 1964 Manzanita No. 29 Gold Hill, Grass Valley Director, Grass Valley Carol 2/121 Choir, began 1915 Memory of Alyne McGagin, Nevada Scarlet Maple Tree Mar 7, 1936 Manzanita No. 29 Grass Valley P.P. and Sec. Of Manzanita 2/121 Parlor Built and first services 1864 317 Washington St., Nevada St. Canice Catholic Church Oct 6, 1965 Laurel No. 6, + under guidance of Father John 2/111 Nevada City Griffen St. Columncille’s Catholic Bldg in Malakoff State Church filled need for Ridge Nevada Nov 20, 1949 Columbia No. 70 2/127 Church Park near Birchville towns worship 2/120 Continuous operation 1850- Colfax Hwy, 1 mi S of 2/121 Nevada The Empire Mine Mar 17, 1963 Manzanita No. 29 1957. Originally located by Grass Valley 2/122 Geo. D. Roberts, 1850 2/124 109 Prospect St., Nevada Earliest surviving brick house, Nevada The Red Castle May 23, 1971 Laurel No. 6, + 2/113 City built 1860 by Judge J. Williams Near 130 Main St., Nevada Dedicated to Pioneers of Nevada Wells-Fargo Building July 5, 1926 Laurel No. 6, + 2/113 City California. Erected 1853 William Watt Memorial Memorial Park, Grass Nevada 2/119 Drinking Fountain Valley Orange * Parlor Listing Title Page 2/131 1820 N Clinton St., Santa Named for Henry Clinton, early Orange Clinton School Marker 1956 Santa Ana No. 235 2/133 Ana Pioneer North bound journey – first Don Gaspar Portola – Orange June 2, 1932 Grace No. 242 Entrance to Brea Canyon expedition from San Diego to 2/134 Camping Place Monterey 3501 Greenville St., Santa Oldest Protestant Church in Orange Greenville Country Church 1953 Santa Ana No. 235 2/135 Ana use. (1953) Built 1878

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 21 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Honoring William Spurgeon, NE corner of Broadway Founder W.H. Spurgeon, Orange April 24, 1950 Santa Ana No. 235 2/133 Founder of Santa Ana and 6 th Sts., Santa Ana reserved site of Court House Henri F. Gardner, in Memory 566 S. Glassel St., Santa Orange Morton Bay Fig Tree Apr 25, 1971 Santa Ana No. 235 of wife Emma and newborn 2/135 Ana son. Planted 1875 Tree planted May 12, 1934 in Pioneer Mothers Sycamore 2002 N Main, Base of tree Orange Mar 25, 1939 Santa Ana No. 235 Memory of Pioneer Mothers of 2/135 Tree (Bower’s Museum) California Placer * Parlor Listing Title Page 2/139 Site of Howard Ranch and Inn Auburn No. 233 and 5 mi beyond Sierra City, – 1865. Stopover for stage and Placer Bassett’s Station Oct 14, 1970 2/141 Naomi No. 36 Hwy 49 freight teams. (See Sierra County.) Dedicated to Pioneer settlers of Canyon Way towards Iowa Placer Illinois Town Sept 12, 1948 Sierra Pines No. 275 Alder Grove, later known as 2/141 Hill Illinoistown 1849-1865 Plumas * Parlor Listing Title Page 2/145 Buck’s Ranch – Hotel and 15.7 mi W- Buck’s Lake Stage Station, Post Office, Plumas Aug 9, 1931 Plumas Pioneer No. 219 2/149 Store Rd (Marina) division point for miners 1852 gold mining area. Town Dirt road 0.4 mi NW, Hwy Plumas Elizabethtown Monument Sept 9. 1927 Plumas Pioneer No. 219, + named for Stark’s daughter, 2/147 70, 1.8 mi N of Quincy marker on store site Emigrant Trail 1850 – Rabbit 2/147 Plumas Emigrant Trail June 24, 1928 Plumas Pioneer No 219, + La Porte Creek – gold discovered 1852 2/149 Jamison City, Eureka Mills, Imigrant Trail – 1850 Plumas Pioneer No. 219, Plumas-Eureka State Park, Plumas Oct 25, 1932 Johnstown, famous Eureka 2/149 Marysville- Jamison City +, ++ Johnsville Mine, area of 52 pound nugget Young packer killed by robbers Buck’s Lake Rd, 3,5 mi W – 1852, returning with gold Plumas P. Linthiouh, Pioneer Grave Aug 9, 1931 Plumas Pioneer No. 219, + 2/149 of Buck’s Lake, Quincy dust (Plaque in Plumas Co. Museum) Plumas Peter Lassen Oct 26, 1930 Plumas Pioneer No. 219, + 4.5 mi E of Greenville Site of trading post – 1851 2/147 Plumas County Plumas County’s first Plumas Pioneer Schoolhouse Apr 26, 1958 Plumas Pioneer No. 219 2/149 Fairgrounds, Quincy schoolhouse – 1857 Plumas Pioneer Parlor Plumas Newspaper article 2/147 Charter Stained Glass Window, Corner of Church and 100 th Anniversary of church. Plumas Sept 14, 1975 Plumas Pioneer No. 219 2/148 United Methodist Church Jackson Sts., Quincy Parlor purchased window

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 22 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Riverside * Parlor Listing Title Page 2/153 Church bell for original Riverside Agua Mansa Church Bell Jurupa No 296 Mission Inn, Riverside 2/155 mission. Sacramento * Parlor Listing Title Page 2/159 “The Coloma Road”, Sutters NSGW, NDGW Grand Sacramento 1/043 Fort Parlors General Store, Post Office and Sacramento Andrew J. Bump Building May 5, 1973 NDGW of District 16 Freeport Rd., Freeport 2/163 saloon – built in 1863 by Bump Road ran from Fort to Sutter’s Grand Parlor – NDGW Sacramento Coloma Road – Sutter’s Fort Aug 14, 1960 NE corner 28 th and L (Fort) sawmill at Coloma. Opened 2/162 and NSGW 1847 Columbus and Son Diego Columbus Statue, State NSGW, NDGW Grand Sacramento 1883 State Capitol before Queen Isabella, 1/023 Capitol Parlors, ++ presented by D. O. Mills Elk Grove Masonic Survivor of ill fated Donner Sacramento Elitha Cumi Donner Wilder May 8, 1961 Liberty No. 213, ++ 2/173 Cemetery Party Dedicated to the Pioneer Sacramento Elk Grove Park July 4, 1940 Liberty No. 213, + Elk Grove Park 2/173 Mothers and of the Community Became Western terminus of Folsom Pony Express Sacramento Apr 2, 1960 Fern No. 123, ++ 819 Sutter St., Folsom Central Overland Pony 2/169 Terminus Express, July 1, 1860 Victorian house built in 1877. Acquired for Governor’s Sacramento Governor’s Mansion Aug 10, 1968 Sutter No. 111, + 16 th and H Sts., Sacramento 2/167 residence 1903. Served 13 Governors Grandson of Pioneer Euphemia Sacramento Guy G. Foulks Oct 2, 1965 Liberty No. 213, + Elk Grove Park, Elk Grove 2/173 Foulks. Outstanding citizen In Memory of Pioneer Father NDGW Grand Parlor and 12 th and L Streets State In appreciation of the Pioneer Sacramento June 20, 1948 1/023 and Pioneer Mother NSGW Grand Parlor Capitol Park Mother and Father One of Donner Relief Party. Sloughouse Pioneer Sacramento John P. Rhoads May 28, 1932 Liberty No. 213 Carried little Naomi Pike to 2/173 Cemetery on Jackson Rd. Sutter’s Fort – 1847 Site at location of First Settled in area – 1856, built 2/171 Sacramento Joseph Hampton Kerr Aug 8, 1970 Liberty No. 213, + Security Bank, Elk Grove home 1887. Outstanding citizen 2/173 NSGW, NDGW Grand Capitol Park, 12 th and L Statue or Father Serra with 1/037 Sacramento Memory of Father Serra Apr 8, 1967 Parlors Streets, Sacramento plaque in park 1/038

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 23 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Gold discovered 1849 by Hwy 16, 6.1 mi E of Sacramento Michigan Bar June 25, 1950 Liberty No. 213, ++ citizen of Michigan – hence the 2/171 Michigan Bar Road name Site of Sacramento’s first Alhambra Blvd, between I Cemetery, established by Sutter Sacramento New Helvetia Cemetery May 14, 1937 Sutter No. 111 2/165 and J Sts., Sacramento in 1849. School now occupies site. Plaza dedicated 1849 by Capt. 10 th and J Sts., across from Sacramento Old City Plaza Nov 11, 1932 Califia No. 22 John Sutter. Public Park – 2/161 City Hall 1873 Sacramento Parlors Corner 12 th and L Sts., Living memorial to early Sacramento Pioneer Camellia Grove June 7, 1955 2/163 NDGW and NSGW Capitol Park builders of California NE corner of Prairie City Site of Prairie City, mining Sacramento Prairie City Nov 5, 1950 Fern No. 123, + 2/169 Rd., 500 ft of Hwy 50 town and center of trade In commemoration of 100 th Sacramento Senior High Anniversary of the founding of Sacramento June 2, 1956 NDGW and NSGW 34 th and Y Sts., Sacramento 2/163 School Sacramento Senior High School Site of grist mill built by Jared W side of Meiss Rd., 0.9 2/172 Sacramento Sheldon Grist Mill May 8, 1949 Liberty No. 213, +, ++ Dixon Sheldon – 1846 or 47 on mi SW of Sloughouse 2/173 Omochumne Rancho In 1908 Library obtained Site of First County Free 9125 Elk Grove Blvd, Elk Sacramento Sept 9, 1967 Liberty No. 213, +, ++ through efforts of Principal 2/171 Library Branch in California Grove Harriet G. Eddy of Elk Grove Prominent hotel and stage 18 mi SE of Sacramento, station on road to Amador Sacramento Sloughouse Stage Coach Stop Sept 15, 1957 Liberty No. 213, ++ 2/171 Sloughouse Mines – 1850, burned 1890, rebuilt same year NE corner 28 th and L St., Fort established. 1839. Road Sutter’s Fort and Coloma NDGW & NSGW Grand Sacramento Aug 14, 1960 Sutter’s Fort opened 1847 and ran from 2/162 Road Parlors, ++ Coloma to Sutter’s Fort, San Benito * Parlor Listing Title Page 2/177 San Juan Bautista Don Manuel Larios gave site San Benito Campo Santo (Cemetery) Oct 23, 1966 San Juan Bautista No. 179 2/178 Cemetery on Larios Drive after Mission Cemetery filled Built 1863. Community effort Corner of Third and 2/179 San Benito Community Church June 10, 1973 San Juan Bautista No. 179 to restore and maintain Muckelemi Sts. 2/180 historical church

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 24 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Mission San Juan Bautista, Dedicated June 24, 1910. 2/178 San Benito El Camino Real Bell Sept 18, 1974 San Juan Bautista No. 179 end of Mission Arcade Re-dedicated 1974 2/179 Gen. Fremont first raised 2/179 On Fremont Peak at flag San Benito Fremont Peak Memorial 1925 San Juan Bautista No. 179 American Flag on California 2/180 pole. Fremont State Park soil March 4, 1846. 2/181 Reportedly built 1840’s by 203 Fourth St., San Juan Basque Rafael Peco. First San Benito Native Daughters Adobe May 15, 1976 San Juan Bautista No. 179 2/181 Bautista owner Maria Antonia Boronda in 1849 Site of San Justo Ranch 4th St., Courthouse Block, City named for Col. Hollister in San Benito 1965 Copa de Oro No. 105, ++ 2/181 Home of Col. W.W. Hollister Hollister 1868 Plaque was placed in memory On wall of garden behind Veterans of World War of Veterans of WWI and in San Benito San Juan Bautista No. 179 Castro House, Gate at 2/180 Drinking Fountain memory of Charles Patrick. Third St. Fountain removed San Bernardino * Parlor Listing Title Page 2/185 Site of last chapter in building Asistencia Mission de San Barton Rd, between 2/192 San Bernardino June 20, 1938 Lugonia No. 241 of California Missions, began Gabriel Redlands and Loma Linda 2/193 in 1830 Foothill Blvd and Established by Tiburoto Tapia 2/186 San Bernardino Cucamonga Winery Sept 9, 1950 Ontario No 251, + Vineyard. NE corner, – land grant 1839 2/187 Cucamongo Hwy 18 at Daley Canyon One of first roads into San San Bernardino Daley Toll Road Monument 1935 Lugonia No. 241, + 2/189 Rd. 0.6 mi E of Rim Forest Bernardino Mountains NE corner of 4 th and D Sts., Site of first Academy of 2/190 San Bernardino David S. Sturges May 14, 1952 Lugonia No. 241 across from Sun Learning, founded 1883 by 2/191 (newspaper) Principal D.S.Sturges In memory of Don Luge, given Pioneer Park, 6 th and E grant 1842. Sold 1852 to 2/192 San Bernardino Don Antonio Luge Apr 26, 1950 Lugonia No. 241 Sts., San Bernardino Morman Co. who established 2/193 San Bernardino 18890 Orange St., Plaque April 22, at base of bell stand, 1966, re- 2/188 San Bernardino El Camino Real Bell Lugonia No. 241 Bloomington, in front of dedicated Mar 2/189 San Bernardino County 27, 1976 Museum Tree bulldozed, plaque on San Bernardino First Orange Tree Ontario No. 251 6th St. 2/187 private property?

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 25 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge 10600 Hunts Lane, E of San Bernardino Fort Benson 1935 Lugonia No. 241, + Site of Fort erected in 1856. 2/193 Colton San Bernardino County San Bernardino Historical Display Case May 17, 1964 Lugonia No. 241 Museum, 18890 Orange Houses relics of local history 2/189 Ave., Bloomington San Bernardino Courthouse Pathfinder of So. Sierra, Nov. 2/190 San Bernardino Jedediah Smith April 1, 1951 Lugonia No. 241 grounds, 4 th and Arrowhead 1826 2/191 Ave. Plaque stolen – house San Bernardino John Raines Home Ontario No. 251 2/187 vandalized Old Courthouse and Hall of SE corner of Court and E Built in 1874 and addition San Bernardino June 25, 1963 Lugonia No. 241 2/191 Records Sts., San Bernardino 1891/1893 NE corner Courthouse Chas. Rich and Amasa Lyman, San Bernardino Rich-Lyman June 29, 1932 Lugonia No. 241 grounds, 3 rd and Arrowhead immigrant settlers. Start of 2/193 Ave. Mormon fort and settlement Mar 3, 1931, In memory of Pioneer Mothers. Garden behind Courthouse, San Bernardino Sundial relocated Sept Lugonia No. 241 Part of first fort in San 2/189 3rd St. & Mt. View Ave. 5, 1967 Bernardino Valley May 17, 1955, SE corner 3 rd St. And Site of first public building, 2/190 San Bernardino The Council House rededicated Lugonia No. 241 Arrowhead Ave. Front of built in 1853, adobe. Central 2/191 Mar 23, 1962 State Building office of Mormon interests San Bernardino The Mule Car Ontario No. 251 Plaque in Ontario City Hall 2/187 5.5 mi S Chino – 17127 2/186 San Bernardino Yorba-Slaughter Adobe Oct 2, 1960 Ontario No. 251, ++ Built 1850 by Rimundo Yorba Pomona-Rincon Rd 2/187 San Diego * Parlor Listing Title Page 2/197 Built by L. and S. Gaskell, San Diego Campo Store, Campo May 9, 1948 NDGW, +- ++ Campo 1868. Stone store, P.O., Bank, 2/200 and Stage Station Built 1827 by Jose and Juan Mar 27, 1946 Old Town, NE corner of 2/198 San Diego Casa De Bandini San Diego No. 208 Bandini. Headquarters of or 1948 Mason and Calhoun Sts. 2/199 Comm. Stockton, 1846 Ancestral home of Jose San Diego Casa Machado Apr 13, 1937 N.D.G.W. Used as community church. Machado, prominent official of 2/198 San Diego, Spanish period Historic mining town founded San Diego Julian 1948 NDGW and NSGW Julian 2/200 1870 by D. Bailey

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 26 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Built 1876 by A.L. Knox, 105 Lexington, corner of S San Diego Knox Hotel May 7, 1967 Illa M. Knox No 320 moved to present location from 2/199 Magnolia, El Cajon Main and Magnolia Sts. Oldest commercial trail to Grounds of Rosecrans, San San Diego La Playa Trail NDGW and NSGW Western U.S. Memory of Juan 2/199 Diego Cabrillo Ships landed April 1769 and Punta de Los Muertos (Dead Municipal Parking lot, San San Diego Mar 6, 1932 San Diego No. 208 May 1769 – survivors 2/198 Man’s Point) Diego proceeded to Old Town In memory of Father Francisco San Diego Site of Fort Stockton Jul 13, 1929 San Diego No. 208 Presidio Park, Old Town Patou, Biographer of Father 2/198 Serra Home of Pedrorena built by 2616 San Diego Ave. (Old San Digo Casa de Pedrorena Oct 30, 1949 San Diego No. 208 him 1838. Distinguished 2/199 Town) citizen – nobleman San Francisco * Parlor Listing Title Page 3/003 Near Palace of Legion of Betsy Ross Memorial San Francisco Parlors, San Francisco Honor, Lincoln Park (not Whereabouts unknown 3/009 Flagpole Extension of the Order there?) June 3, 1928 Main Drive – John F. Grove of Memory Assoc., Statue in memory of Gold Star San Francisco Dough Boy Monument and June 1, Kennedy Dr. – Golden 3/011 NDGW and NSGW Doughboys 1930 Gate Park San Francisco County Plaque in Museum Room Originally placed in Pioneer San Francisco First Grand Parlor Jan 1938 3/009 Parlors of NDGW Home Hall, Argonaut Hotel, 4 th St. Mar 7, 1920, NDGW and NSGW Grand Main Drive, Golden Gate 39 Redwood trees in memory 3/008 San Francisco Grove of Memory rededicated Parlors Park (John F. Kennedy Dr.) of 39 Gold Star Doughboys 3/011 Nov. 11, 1927 Oldest frame church building in Holy Cross Sunday School Eddy and Divisadero Sts., San Francisco June 20, 1954 NDGW Grand Parlor S.F. – 1854. Moved to three 3/007 Hall San Francisco locations – 1891 final location First white child to enter Ina Coolbrith Park, near San Francisco NDGW California by Beckwourth Pass, 3/014 San Francisco Ina Donna Coolbrith June 15, 1947 sidewalk, Taylor and Parlors Sept. 1852. California Poet 3/017 Vallejo Sts. Laureate Fountain presented to City by 3rd and Market Sts., San Lotta Crabtree – 1875. Plaque 3/005 San Francisco Lotta’s Fountain Mar 24, 1912 Orinda No. 56 Francisco placed in memory of Louisa 3/006 Tetratezzini

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 27 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Mission Delores – San San Francisco Parlors, Dolores and 16 th Sts., San Founded June 1776, cradle of San Francisco June 18, 1947 3/013 Francisco de Asis Extension of the Order Francisco San Francisco Golden Gate Park, Statue or Father Serra with San Francisco Padre Junipero Serra Nov, 1907 NSGW 3/009 Kennedy Drive plaque. Pioneer Meadows, Golden Pioneer Mothers Monument 3/017 San Francisco Oct 24, 1914 Hayward No. 122, ++ Gate Park, near Pioneer In memory of Pioneer Mothers (Statue, no plaque) 3/018 cabin In memory of Raphael Weil for Was on corner of Geary faithful observance of White House Dept. Store, San Francisco Parlors, San Francisco 1940 or 1953 and Stockton Streets? Torn California’s Birthday. Plaque 3/013 Closing on Admission Day Extension of the Order down in Museum Room, NDGW Home San Joaquin * Parlor Listing Title Page 3/021 Front of City Hall, 221 W San Joaquin City Hall at Lodi 1947 Ivy No. 188 3/023 Pine St. French Camp Rd., near Site of public house, erected in San Joaquin Dutch Point May 9, 1937 Phoebe A. Hearst No. 214 3/023 Airport Way 1849 Terminus of Oregon-California Elm St. At French Camp San Joaquin French Camp June 6, 1959 Caliz de Oro No. 206, ++ Trail used by French Canadians 3/023 School Hudson’s Bay fur traders San Joaquin County San Joaquin County Site donated by Capt. Chas. M. San Joaquin May 13, 1939 Stockton 3/022 Courthouse Parlors Webber, founder of Stockton San Luis Obispo * Parlor Listing Title Page 3/02 7 San Luis Obispo Santa Rosa Catholic Church Apr 19, 1970 El Pinal No. 163 Off Main St., Cambria Built in 1870 3/029 Oldest store building along No. San Luis Obispo Sebastian Store May 29, 1960 El Pinal No. 163, ++ Hwy 1, San Simeon Coast of San Luis Obispo Co. – 3/029 built 1852 San Mateo * Parlor Listing Title Page 3/033 401 Marshall St., site of Public Plaza in Mezesville San Mateo California Square Oct 15, 1967 Bonita No 10, + 3/035 Hall of Records and Justice Townsite – 1854 Santa Barbara * Parlor Listing Title Page 3/039 Built in 1876, first country Chestnut and I Sts., school in Lompoc Valley. Santa Barbara Artesia School June 12, 1973 La Purisima No. 327 Lompoc. El Camino 3/042 Moved from original site. First School Grounds Co. school in Lompoc Valley

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 28 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Thought to be Indian Village of Grand Parlor NDGW, +, 200 block of W Mason St., Syujtan before 1542. Burton Santa Barbara Burton Mound Aug 5, 1966 3/061 ++ Santa Barbara acquired property in 1860. Rich history Bell placed as one of series by Tierra del Oro No. 304 901 State St., Santa California United Bank Santa Barbara El Camino Real Bell Apr 21, 1971 and Reina del Mar No. 3/051 Barbara Birthday of Santa Barbara – 126, ++ 1782 Tierra de Oro No 304 and 3888 State St., Santa One of series. Date Santa Santa Barbara El Camino Real Bell Dec 3, 1971 3/051 Reina del Mar No. 126 Barbara Barbara discovered – 1542 Anacapa and Anapamu 250 th Birthday Anniversary of Santa Barbara El Camino Real Bell Dec 4, 1963 Tierra de Oro No. 304 Sts., Santa Barbara Padre Serra and in memory of 3/059 Courthouse grounds President John F. Kennedy Grounds of Los Adobes, One of original bells used in Santa Barbara El Camino Real Bell Feb 28, 1965 Tierra de Oro No. 304 715 Santa Barbara St., 3/059 early day program Santa Barbara Hwy 101 was named Camino El Camino Real Name Committee for El Camino Santa Barbara Dec 24, 1963 Highway in error by 1957 3/050 Correction Legislation Real legislation. Plaque shows 250 th El Camino Real North Anniversary- 1713-1963, to Committee for El Camino (need info why listed in Santa Barbara Terminus at Mission Dolores, Dec 24, 1963 mark the northern terminus of 3/050 Real Santa Barbara Co.) San Francisco El Camino Real, Mission Dolores, San Francisco. Built 1875. Purchased by Fabing-McKay-Fpanne Santa Barbara July 12, 1972 La Purisima No. 327 207 N “L” St., Lompoc Lompoc Valley Historical 3/070 House Soceity, 1966 Established 1867, oldest 130 E Ortega St., Santa Santa Barbara First Congregational Church Oct 21, 1956 Tierra de Oro No. 304 Protestant church with 3/063 Barbara continuous services Built 1825 by Raphael 835 Laguna St., Santa Santa Barbara Gonzales- Ramirez Adobe Apr 27, 1969 Reina del Mar No. 126 Gonzales – later alcade of 3/041 Barbara Santa Barbara 136 East Dela Guerra St., Tierrs de Oro No. 304 and Placed on new Santa Barbara Santa Barbara Great Seal of State Feb 28, 1963 Santa Barbara, Courthouse 3/061 Riena del Mar No. 126, + Historical Building Veranda Corner of State and W Established 1855 by Benizno Santa Barbara Guiterrez Drug Store July 1, 1955 Reina del Mar No. 126 3/049 Ortega Sts., Santa Barbara Guitierrez

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 29 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Reina del Mar No. 126 396 Nogal Dr. Santa Built 1875 by Thos. Hope for 3/043 Santa Barbara Hope House Aug 2, 1969 and Tierra de Oro No. 304 Barbara his ranch. Now private home 3/053 1875 home of Thomas Hope, 396 Nogal Drive, Santa Santa Barbara Hope House Aug 2, 1969 Tierra de Oro No. 304 developer of Hope Ranch 3/053 Barbara community. Now private home Pathfinder of 1769 Expedition, In Ortega Park, next to Santa Barbara Jose Francisco de Ortega Dec 13, 1975 Reina del Mar No. 126, + founder of Royal Presidio in 3/040 flagpole, Santa Barbara Santa Barbara – 1782 Founder of Lobero’s Opera Santa Barbara Jose Lobero May 5, 1962 Tierrs de Oro No. 304, ++ Santa Barbara Cemetery 3/069 House (Theatre) 1873 Built 1871 by A.L. Lincoln, 1404 Dela Vina St., Santa Santa Barbara Lincoln House Oct 23, 1971 Tierra de Oro No. 304 1898 acquired by C. Upham, 3/055 Barbara became Upham Hotel Los Alamos de Santa Elena Adobe built in 1829 by Don Santa Barbara Los Alamos de Santa Elena Oct 1, 1972 Reina del Mar No 126, ++ Ranch, W of Los Alamos 3/049 Antonio De la Guerra on Hwy 135 Reina del Mar No. 126, Front of building – 458 Built in 1880 by Alfred Santa Barbara Los Alamos General Store Oct 1, 1972 3/047 ++ Bell St., Los Alamos Newman Moorish Fountain and Indian Santa Barbara Mission, Fountain built 1808 by 3/047 Santa Barbara Apr 20, 1951 Reina del Mar No. 126 Community Laundry Upper Laguna Street Franciscan Padres 3/062 Moorish Fountain and Indian Santa Barbara Mission, Fountain built 1808 by Santa Barbara Apr 20, 1951 Reina del Mar No. 126 3/062 Community Laundry Upper Laguna Street Franciscan Padres Santa Barbara’s first bank W Canon, Perdido and established 1871. First bank Santa Barbara Mortimer Cook, Banker Tierra de Oro No. 304 3/052 State Sts., (U. C. Bank) with National Charter in California. First grist mill in California, Reina del Mar No. 126, Near Santa Inez Mission, 3/046 Santa Barbara Old Grist Mill Sept 9, 1950 built by Joseph Chapman,- ++ Solvang 3/047 1820. Former pirate. 3/064 Old Lobero Theatre (Opera 33 E Canon and Perdido In 1873 Jose Lobero opened 3/065 Santa Barbara Feb 22, 1974 Tierra de Oro No. 304, ++ House) Sts., Santa Barbara region’s first legitimate theatre. 3/067 3/069 Circa 1910, part of Rockwood 670 Mission Canyon Rd., Inn. Originally part of Santa Santa Barbara Periwinkle Cottage Apr 13, 1975 Tierra de Oro No. 304 3/054 Santa Barbara Barbara Mission deeded to U.S. 1848.

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 30 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Built 1856 from adobe bricks 820 Santa Barbara St., and tiles from Presidio ruins. Santa Barbara Rochin Birabent Adobe Mar 18, 1972 Reina del Mar No. 126 3/049 Santa Barbara Covered now by wood siding to preserve. El Presidio de Santa Established 1782 by Gov. Site of Royal Spanish Grand Parlor NDGW, +, Santa Barbara Jun 18, 1958 Barbara State Historical Neve, Padre Serra and Lt. 3/063 Presidio of Santa Barbara ++ Park Ortega Built 1872 by S. Stowe, one of oldest American built Reina del Mar No. 126 304 Los Carneros Rd., 3/045 Santa Barbara Stowe House Aug 2, 1969 landmarks in Goleta Valley. and Tierra del Oro No 304 Santa Barbara 3/053 Location of Goleta Historical Society Built 1872 by S. Stowe, one of oldest American built Reina del Mar No. 126 304 Los Carneros Rd., Santa Barbara Stowe House Aug 2, 1969 landmarks in Goleta Valley. 3/053 and Tierra del Oro No 304 Santa Barbara Location of Goleta Historical Society Adobe built 1843, only two 1023 Bath St., Santa Santa Barbara The Pascual Botillier Adobe Aug 14, 1971 Tierra de Oro No. 304 story adobe remaining in Santa 3/057 Barbara Barbara On this site – 1826-1938, On wall adjacent to City Adobe bricks from house in Santa Barbara Yorba-Abadie Harmer Home Dec 1, 1974 Reina del Mar No. 126 Hall, De la Guerra Plaza, 3/046 wall. Built by Lt. Joaquin Santa Barbara Maitorena for bride Santa Clara * Parlor Listing Title Page 3/073 Home of Peter Hardman First American Civil Governor 3/074 Santa Clara Oct 19, 1946 Vendome No. 100 441 N First St., San Jose Burnett of California 1849-1851 3/075 Commemoration of firefighters. San Jose No. 81 and San Jose Plaza, Market and 3/074 Santa Clara Liberty Bell 1937 Put in service by City Council Vendome No. 100, + San Carlos Sts. 3/075 of 1891 Nostalgia, Admission Day Santa Clara 1907 South Market Street Newspaper article 3/075 Parade Built 1905, restored by Gilroy Corner of 6 th and Monterey Santa Clara Old City Hall Apr 27, 1968 Gilroy No. 312 Historical Society in memory 3/077 Sts., Gilroy of Pioneers of area Oldest Church Building in Church in continuous use. Santa Clara San Jose “Trinity Episcopal Nov, 1970 San Jose No. 81 81 N 2 nd St., San Jose 3/077 Built 1863. Church”

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 31 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Santa Cruz * Parlor Listing Title Page 3/081 Site of first school in Santa Cruz Co. Founded 1895 by Alba Rd., off Hwy 9, Ben Santa Cruz Alba School Jul 4, 1970 Santa Cruz No. 26 D.R. Gruchard on land donated 3/083 Lomand by J. Brooks. Built by neighbors. Fountain, Pinto Lake Park, Site of one of Don Gaspar Santa Cruz Portola Expedition Apr 20, 1969 El Pajaro No. 35, + Green Valley Rd., 3/085 Portola’s Camps – 1769 Watsonville Laurel and Broadway River discovered and named by Santa Cruz San Lorenzo River Santa Cruz No. 26, + intersection, on bridge, Don Gaspar Portola – Oct 17, 3/083 Santa Cruz 1769 Site of First Protestant Corner of Mission and Founded 1848 – Dedicated Santa Cruz Mar 11, 1968 Santa Cruz No. 26 3/083 Church in Santa Cruz Green Sts., Santa Cruz 1850 Plaza Park, NE corner of Built Aug 1791 – destroyed by Santa Cruz Site of Mission Santa Cruz Santa Cruz No. 26, + Mission and Emmet Sts., earthquakes – collapsed in 3/083 Santa Cruz 1857 Shasta * Parlor Listing Title Page 3/089 Site of Ball’s Ferry (Sac’to Sacramento River near River). Transportation point in Anderson and Cottonwood, Shasta Co. over 100 years. Shasta Balls Ferry May 20, 1972 Camellia No. 41 3/091 Balls Ferry Rd. Boat Initially a log embarkation Landing. point for Sutter’s Fort. Built 1868 In memory of War Heroes. Anderson City Park, Old Shasta Flagpole and Base Mar 1918 Camellia No. 41 Marker has star for each man 3/093 Fire Hall, E Center St. from area Near homesite, Adobe Rd., Graves of F.B. Reading and Major Reading first owned – Shasta Camellia No. 41, + off A17, E of Cottonwood- 3/091 daughter 1868. Later W.W. Ball 3 mi Adelaide Durbin Jones Bowman Road, just S of (prevented from placing due to Shasta Headstone Pioneer Woman Camellia No. 41 3/093 Cottonwood access refusal by property owner) Sierra * Parlor Listing Title Page 3/097 On hill N of town, Erected 1852, burned 1858, Sierra Catholic Church June 25, 1950 Naomi No. 36, +, ++ 3/103 Downieville rebuilt higher on hill

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 32 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Last campsite – Oct 1846 – Sierra Donner Campsite Oct 16, 1960 Imogen No. 134, ++ Near Truckee 3/105 Mar 1847 Dedicated to Truth, Liberty and Sierra Downieville Post Office Oct 8, 1966 Imogen No. 134, + Downieville 3/105 Toleration Wooden headboard replaced First grave in Downieville Sierra Sept 20, 1940 Imogen No. 134, ++ Downieville Cemetery with stone marker. Headboard 3/105 cemetery in museum. First grave in Cemetery. Sierra H. H. Prowse Sept 20, 1940 Imogen No. 134 Downieville Cemetery Original wooden headboard in 3/105 Museum, Downieville Intersection of Ridge and Pioneer emigrant trail from 3/106 Sierra Henness Pass Aug 12, 1941 Sierra No. 268 Henness Pass Rds. 3 mi W Virginia City, Nevada, to 3/107 of Alleghany Marysville – as early as 1849 Discoverer of Beckwourth Hwy 70, Chilcoot Area. Pass. Trading Post. Mountain Sierra James Beckwourth Ranch 1970 Imogen No. 134 Plaque in parking lot man, trader and guide. 3/105 overlooking ranch Beckwourth trading post and ranch, 1852. Hwy 49, Vannon Point, W Cannon, Co. K, 6 th Reg. Of 3/102 Sierra Memory of Company K May 27, 1931 Naomi No. 36, + of Downieville California Volunteers – 1863 3/103 First Protestant Place of Commercial St., Sierra Methodist Church June 25, 1950 Naomi No. 36, +, ++ Worship. Rev. Evart first pastor 3/103 Downieville – 1856 Gift by heirs of J.M.B. Meroux. 3/098 Sierra Museum, NDGW and NSGW Jul 3, 1932 Naomi No. 36, + Main St., Downieville Dedicated to Pioneers of Sierra 3/099 Co. Erected 1852 Building dedicated to memory Commercial St., 3/102 Sierra Native Daughter Hall 1964 Naomi No. 36 of The Pioneers of Sierra Co. Downieville 3/103 Originally I.O.O.F. Hall – 1864 Original built 1854. Replica Old Court House Vault 1854 Near Old Gallows, Durgen Sierra May 17, 1933 Naomi No. 36 built of rocks, bricks and doors 3/099 (Replica) Flat, Downieville from original Ridge Rd., 8.5 mi E of Log cabin built 1854, toll Sierra Plum Valley House Site Sept 25, 1962 Sierra No. 268, ++ 3/107 Hwy 49 station on Henness Pass Rd. E of Sierra City, junction of 3/099 Site of Howard Ranch Inn – Naomi No. 36 and Auburn Log cabin built in 1871. Stage Sierra Oct 14, 1970 Gold Lake Road and Hwy 3/100 1864 (Bassetts Station) No. 223 and freight stop. 49 3/101

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 33 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Courthouse, Durgan Flat, Erected 1857. Execution 1885 3/098 Sierra The Gallows May 17, 1933 Naomi No. 36 next to vault, Downieville of James O’Neal 3/099 Siskiyou * Parlor Listing Title Page 3/111 Dedicated to Pioneers of Municipal Hall, Main St., Siskiyou Apr 24, 1938 Eschscholtzia No. 112 3/113 Siskiyou County Etna Siskiyou First Catholic Church 1952 Eschscholtzia No. 112 Scott Valley Built 1858 (Calahan) 3/113 Daggett arrived 1852, Lt Gov. Masonic Section of Etna 1883-1887. Supt. of San 3/112 Siskiyou Grave of John Daggett Oct 1936 Eschscholtzia No. 112 Cemetery Francisco Mint 1893-1897. 3/113 Mine owner. Pioneers of Sawyers Bar and Catholic Church in Sawyers Built 1855. Father Floran lived Siskiyou Oct 7, 1928 Mountain Dawn No. 120 3/115 Father Floran Bar there 1852-1866 Old log church – 1854. First Site of Crystal Creek In Scott Valley, 2 mi from 3/112 Siskiyou Oct 1, 1948 Eschscholtzia No. 112 church in Scott Valley. Burned Methodist Church Etna on Greenview Rd. 3/113 in 1872 Earliest known trapper to visit Odd Fellows Cemetery, Scott Valley, employed by Siskiyou Stephen H. Meek Sept 1949 Eshscholtzia No. 112 3/113 Etna, upper right section Hudson Bay Co. 1836- later made home in Etna. Solano * Parlor Listing Title Page 3/119 Rancho granted to Juan Pena Vaca-Pena Adobe Pena Adobe Park, off I80, Solano Sept 18, 1955 Vacaville No. 293, ++ and Manuel Vaca, 1845. Adobe 3/121 Rancho Los Putos W of Vacaville built 1842 Sonoma * Parlor Listing Title Page 3/125 Original building erected about Sonoma Cotati Elementary School Sept 28, 1958 Cotati No. 299 216 School St., Cotati 3/127 1890. Burned 1921, rebuilt. John Reed Elementary School named for first English 3/126 Sonoma Jan 21, 1962 Cotati No. 299 Cotati School settler in Cotati, 1826 3/127 NSGW, NDGW Grand Northern corner of Sonoma Sonoma Sonoma Bear Flag June 14, 1846 Statue 1/039 Parlors Plaza, Sonoma Thomas Page Elementary Thomas Page, first developer of Sonoma Oct 19, 1969 Cotati No. 299 107 Madrone Ave. Cotati 3/127 School Cotati land grant – 1850 Planted by R.B. Lyon, 1865. Broadway and Patton Sts., Sonoma Tree Dec 25, 1929 Sonoma No. 209 Dedicated to Pioneer Mothers 3/127 Sonoma of Sonoma Co. Stanislaus * Parlor Listing Title Page 3/131

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 34 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Kennedy Rd off Hwym120 Knights Ferry Covered Built in 1864. Toll until 1885. Stanislaus May 30, 1948 Oakdale No. 125 (Sonora Rd.), Knights 3/133 Bridge Designed by U.S. Grant Ferry Pioneers of Empire City and Memorial to Pioneer Men Stanislaus May 26, 1948 Morada No. 199 Santa Fe Hwy vicinity on Tuolumne River. 3/133 and Women 0.5 mi E of Modesto NDGW Cardinal Ideals, Stanislaus Ethel Enos, GP Sheet 3/132 Aims and Objects Stanislaus County Stanislaus Nov 1939 Morada No. 199 I St at 11 th , Modesto 3/133 Courthouse Westside Park, W 3 rd St., Stanislaus The Original Modesto Ash Mar 7, 1940 Morada No. 199 3/133 Modesto Sutter * Parlor Listing Title Page 3/137 South Butte Native Daughters SE corner of Nelson and Previously Bank, theater (old Sutter 1949 South Butte No. 226 3/139 Hall California Sts., Sutter building) Memory of Pioneers. Land May 30, 1935 Sutter Stohlman Cemetery South Butte No. 226 developed by Mr. Stohlman in 3/139 (June 6) early days. Dedicated to Truth, Liberty, Sutter Sutter High School May 23, 1964 South Butte No. 226, + 2665 Acasia St., Sutter 3/139 and Toleration First P.O. established 1871. Sutter Sutter Post Office Mar 26, 1958 South Butte No. 226, + California St., Sutter Butte House. In memory of 3/139 Stanley P. McLean, Postmaster Tehama * Parlor Listing Title Page 3/143 Nomi Lackee Indian 4 mi N of Flournoy on Reservation and Military Post – Tehama May 1, 1938 Berendos No. 23, ++ 3/145 Reservation Osborn Rd. 1854-1866 Hwy 36 between Deer Great immigration over this Berendos No. 23 and Creek Lodge and St. Pass – 1849. After 1850 Tehama Peter Lassen Trail Sept 13, 1953 3/145 NDGW Grand Parlor Bernard Lodge. 48 to 50 mi Beckwourth or American E of Red Bluff Valley Passes used NW of Paskenta on Eagle Killed in Indian raid – 1862 Tehama Shannon’s Grave 1938 Berendos No. 23, ++ 3/145 Peak buried under oak tree by trail 1.5 miles NE of Red Bluff, Bear Flag Party Proclamation, Tehama William B. Ide Adobe May 1, 1960 Berendos No. 23, ++ E on Adobe Road at 1st President of the California 3/145 Sacramento River Republic. William B. Ide, Bear Flag Tehama 1958 1/026 Party

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 35 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Adobe built in 1850 by Ide. 1.5 mi NE of Red Bluff – 1/026 Tehama Wm. B. Ide Adobe May 1, 1960 Berendos No. 23, ++ Only President of the California 3040 Adobe Rd 3/145 Republic – June 14, 1846 Trinity * Parlor Listing Title Page 3/149 Built 1874 by Chinese miners Hwy 99 – SW corner of Trinity Joss House May 25, 1941 Eltapome No. 55 who came to Trinity Co. in 3/151 Oregon St, Weaverville search of gold Tulare * Parlor Listing Title Page 3/155 Grand Parlor (Tule Vista Immigrant trail stop – 1854- Tulare Tule River Stage Station Oct 11, 1953 Porterville Public Park 3/157 No. 305) 1862 Tuolumne * Parlor Listing Title Page 3/161 School 1862-1936. Names of Tuolumne Columbia Grammer School May 24, 1942 Golden Era No. 99 Columbia State Park 3/163 Pioneers listed District 24 (Anona No. Tuolumne St. Patrick’s Catholic Church May 25, 1969 164, Darndenelle No. 66, Sonora Built 1862 3/165 Golden Era No. 99) Ventura * Parlor Listing Title Page 3/169 N of Hwy 126, Piru Marks Piru Cemetery. Juan Burial Place of the Last Piru El Aliso No. 314, Ventura May 6, 1961 Canyon – 10 mi from town Jose Fustero, Rancher, 3/173 Indian Poinsettia No. 318, ++ of Piru Horsehair bridles,, etc. In front of old Ventura Co. Placed near Father Junipero Ventura El Camino Real Bell Sept 28, 1964 El Aliso No. 314 3/177 Courthouse, Santa Paula Serra Statue Ventura Grizzly Bear Cast Buena Ventura No. 95 NDGW Home Museum California Herald, Sept 1971 3/171 Built 1876, redwood lumber Newbury Park on Hwy 101 Ventura Old Stage Coach Inn Sept 7, 1957 El Aliso No. 314, +, ++ came by sea. Stop for Coast 3/175 near Thousand Oaks Stage Line. 1769 expedition arrived at El Aliso No. 214, 1400 block of Harvard Ventura Portola Expedition Campsite Oct 24, 1959 junction of Arroyo Mupu and 3/175 Poinsettia No. 318, +, ++ Blvd, Santa Paula Santa Paula Creek El Aliso No. 314, Las Tres Spanish grant – 1839. Del Ventura Rancho Camulos Mar 26, 1955 Vista No 302, Poinsettia Hwy 126 – 2 mi E of Piru Valle family home. “Home of 3/172 No. 318 Ramona” Trees are at Veteran’s Memorial Bldg and County Planted by El Aliso No. 314 of Ventura Redwood Trees El Aliso No. 314 3/175 Library, Fillmore. No Fillmore, plaque Santa Clara Elementary Erected 1896 – still in use Ventura 1973 El Aliso No. 314, ++ Hwy 126 – near Toland 3/172 School (1975) Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 36 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Santa Gertrudes Asistancio Poinsettia No 318, El Rt 33 between Ventura and Ventura May 23, 1970 Served Indians in early days 3/177 (Chapel) Aliso No. 314 Ojai 1846 Gen. Fremont passed tree El Aliso No. 314, Hwy 126 at Hall Rd. 4 mi on way to signing Treaty with Ventura Sycamore Tree Mar 4, 1961 3/173 Poinsettia No. 318 E of Santa Paula Gen. Pico. Padre resting place between Missions Ventura Union Oil No plaque Co. information Oil Well Ojai No. 6 3/176 Union Oil Bldg – corner of Original offices of Union Oil. 3/173 Ventura Union Oil Museum Oct 25, 1965 El Aliso No. 314 Main and 10 th Sts., Santa Museum also. 3/174 Paula Native Daughters and Commemorating visit of Piru, off Hwy 126 – 30 mi Ventura Warring Park Mar 24, 1956 Native Sons of Ventura Portola to the Piru Indians, Aug 3/175 east of Ventura Co.. 11, 1769 Yolo * Parlor Listing Title Page 3/181 In memory of Frank S. Main Between 5 th and 6 th Freeman, first Postmaster and Yolo Freeman Park Apr 2, 1950 Woodland No. 90 3/183 Sts., Woodland wife Gertrude S. Freeman, who named City of Woodland Gordon Family came from 12 mi W of Woodland on 3/182 Yolo Gordon Cemetery 1948 Woodland No. 90 Taos in 1842, settled along Destin Hayes Ranch, Rd 19 3/183 Cache Creek West St., 1 blk S of Main, Teacher, founder of Mother’s Yolo Harriet Lee School Oct 17, 1954 Woodland No. 90 3/183 Woodland Day in California Served Pioneers for a century. Yolo Fairgrounds, St. Hwy Yolo Spring Lake School Aug 20, 1950 Woodland No. 90 Building saved and moved to 3/183 113 fairgrounds Yuba * Parlor Listing Title Page 3/187 Ahern and 19 th Sts., Yuba Agnes Webber Meade School May 17, 1952 Marysville No. 162 Dedicated to Palsied Children 3/191 Marysville Hammonton Rd, through Yuba Brophy Elementary School May 4, 1941 Marysville No. 162 3/193 Linda (Marysville) Rich history. U.S. Military Outpost 1849-1853. Only Camp Far West US Army 4th and Main Sts., 3/196 Yuba May 6, 1950 Camp Far West No. 218 Camp between Donner Pass Outpost and Cemetery Wheatland 3/197 and Sutter’s Fort. Graves of Soldiers Dedicated to Knowledge, Yuba Camptonville Union School Dec 3, 1950 Marysville No. 162 Camptonville, off Hwy 49 3/189 Culture and Patriotism

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 37 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Wheatland Cemetery, First permanent settler, 1811- Yuba Claude Chana Pioneer Grave Camp Far West No. 218 3/197 Wheatland 1882, established Wheatland Early settlement of Yuba Co. Hwy 20 to Marysville- Yuba Dobbins Elementary School May 18, 1952 Marysville No. 162 Dedicated to Knowledge, 3/189 Dobbins Rd., about 30 mi Culture and Patriotism Yuba Ella Elementary School Apr 28, 1939 Marysville No. 162 S of Marysville, Olivehurst, 3/189 Old City Cemetery, C. Covilland, 1816-1867. Yuba Grave of Charles Covilland Marysville No. 162 3/195 Marysville Founder of Marysville Old City Cemetery, Member of Donner Party 1846- Yuba Grave of Harriet Frances Nye Marysville No. 162 3/189 Marysville 1847 Reported by Marysville Yuba Grave of Robert Smith Pioneer “Horn” Cemetery Rich story – young Pioneer 3/193 No. 162 South Campus, Marysville In memory of Mr. And Mrs. Yuba Knight Memorial Library Jan 25, 1942 Marysville No. 162 3/193 High School David E. Knight Beale Airforce Base 2.5 mi Grave by side of road. Died Yuba Lewis Khord Gravesite Marysville No. 162 3/191 from Hammonton Rd. 1851 Established 1862 – most early E of Wheatland in hills – Yuba Lofton Cemetery Dec 15, 1959 Camp Far West No. 218 pioneers of Erle District (Beale 3/197 near Dry Creek Airforce Base) buried there F St between 7 th and 8 th , Yuba Mary Covilland School Apr 26, 1933 Marysville No. 162 3/191 Marysville Mary Murphy Covilland Catholic Cemetery, Named in 1850 for member of Yuba Marysville No. 162 3/195 Grave Marysville Donner Party Hwy 20 between Dedicated to memory of Old Wells Fargo Office and Yuba May 10, 1924 Marysville No. 162 Marysville and Grass Pioneer Men and Women of 3/195 Stewart Bros. Store Valley. Ghost town Timbucktoo Olivehurst Elementary Corner of Olivehurst and Dedicated to Knowledge, Yuba May 6, 1951 Marysville No. 162 3/191 School McGowen Sts. Culture and Patriotism Pioneer Men and Women of Formerly on fountain in Cortez Yuba July 4, 1932 Marysville No. 162 Parlor has marker 3/193 Marysville Square Timbucktoo Quick Claim Reported by Marysville Quick Claim Deed, Timbuktoo. Yuba 3/194 Deed No. 162 ND lost lawsuit. Dedicated to Pioneers of Hwy 70 and B Street, Yuba Upper Ellis Lake Oct, 1974 Marysville No. 162 California. Beautification 3/190 Marysville project Ahern and 19 th Sts., Yuba Walter A. Kynoch School Apr 30, 1950 Marysville No. 162 3/195 Marysville

Native Daughters of the Golden West, 543 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1405 Index to Original Historical Landmarks, Books I, II and III Page 38 of 38 Dedications with Native Sons of the Golden West are indicated by “+” Dedications with Other Groups are indicated by “++” County Plaque Dedicated Parlor Location Description Bk/Pge Sept 11, 1961 Wheatland Union High, Wheatland Schools Feb 1954 Plumas Elementary, 3/196 Yuba Camp Far West No. 218 Dedicated May 1955 Wheatland Eastside, Bear 3/197 Jan 23, 1937 River Elementary

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