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Topic: California Historic Landmark

	Register of California Historic Landmark Project Collection - MSS 0204
		Between 1936 and 1940, the California Department of Parks and Recreation in conjunction with the Federal Writers' Project, a component of the federal Works Progress Administration, produced a series of descriptive historical essays and monographs on a variety of the state's important landmarks, monuments and state parks.
		The first series, CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL LANDMARK SERIES, consists of historical essays for approximately 130 of California's registered landmarks that recount events from the Spanish colonial period to the late 1930s.
		The essays are arranged according to the number assigned to the landmark.
	orpheus.ucsd.edu /speccoll/testing/html/mss0204a.html (1295 words)

	Historic California Posts: Sutter's Fort (Including Camp Union)
		The work of reconstruction was begun in 1891, with the intention of reconstructing the buildings and restoring the grounds as nearly as possible to their condition and appearance during the heyday of the fort.
		It was in 1839 that John Sutter arrived in California, armed with a carpetbag full of letters of introduction and the hint that he was a former captain in the French Army.
		The 5th Infantry Regiment California Volunteers, was organized here on 8 October, 1861 and trained by Brevet Brigadier General George W. Bowie for duty in Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas against the Confederate forces.
	www.militarymuseum.org /Sutter.html (2768 words)

	Historic US Highways
		The historic US highways of California have the same magic that Route 66 has, although much of theirs is still waiting to be rediscovered.
		The Historic California US Highways page is a collection of facts, history, travelogues and photographs that document the development of California's incredible system of highways.
		It includes an historical overview of the US Highway system, a glossary of terms I use and highway specific jargon, and a listing of related pages that may be of interest to the historical highways enthusiast.
	gbcnet.com /ushighways (1543 words)

	Landmark 905 - Mount Diablo - Contra Costa County
		Landmark 905 - Mount Diablo - Contra Costa County
		In 1851 Colonel Leander Ransome established the crossing of the Mount Diablo base and meridian lines from which most of California and Nevada are surveyed.
		Return to other landmarks in Contra Costa county.
	www.sonic.net /~laird/landmarks/counties/900-999/905.html (114 words)

	Visiting > Arts & Attractions > Historic Sights and Landmarks
		A national historic landmark, this museum gives visitors a chance to learn about the domestic life of the prominent Pardee family, which occupied the house from 1868 to 1981.
		This six-acre park is the focal point of the historic 44,000-acre Rancho San Antonio, established through a Spanish land grant to Luis Peralta and his family.
		The restored 165-foot vessel, a national historic landmark, is a memorial to FDR and his accomplishments.
	www.oaklandcvb.com /visiting_arts_attractions_historic_sights.cfm (461 words)

	Spanish architecture near the City of Riverside, the Historic Mission Inn
		In fact there is strong community support for historic preservation in Riverside and many historic buildings throughout the city are open to the public.
		Walking around the Historic Mission Inn District, you notice a mission symbol on flags and in various locations around the inn â“ thatâs the raincross symbol that was designed for the Mission Inn and given to the city by Frank Miller.
		WHERE: The Historic Mission Inn is in Riverside, 55 miles east of Los Angeles, near the junction of the 60 and 91 freeways.
	www.californiaweekend.com /california-vacation/mission.html (1489 words)

	California Landmark 861: Site of First California State Fair
		California's first state fair was held on this site on October 4, 1854.
		Sponsored by the California State Agricultural Society, the exhibition of "horses, cattle, mules, and other stock, and agricultural, mechanical, and domestic manufacture and productions" promoted the new state's growing agricultural industry.
		Plaque placed by State Department of Parks and Recreation in cooperation with the Grand Parlor, Native Sons of the Golden West.
	www.noehill.com /sf/landmarks/cal0861.asp (90 words)

	Jacoby's Storehouse - A California Landmark of Shopping & Dining Pleasure (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		As the gold rush of '49 swept California and communities mushroomed overnight, towns were quickly built of wood and in many cases, just as quickly destroyed by fire.
		In 1907, second and third stories were added and the building lengthened from 104' to 185' and widened from 34' to 50', to accomodate A. Brizard, one of the largest and oldest general merchandise firms on the northcoast.
		On the occasion of the centennial of A. Brizard merchantile operation, in 1963, the original building was designated California State Historic Landmark #783, which calls attention to the two foot thick original stone wall of the building.
	www.jacobystorehouse.com (427 words)

	US Historic Landmarks
		Historic National Road in southwestern Pennsylvania includes Fort Necessity, General Braddock's Grave, museums, and historic landmarks.
		Responsible for acquiring, maintaining and preserving the significant historical landmarks, artifacts and archival material of this historic town.
		Historic topographic quadrangles produced by the U.S. Geological Survey between 1895 to the present, covering the San Francisco Bay area.
	www.historic-landmarks.com (1276 words)

	History of the Aristocrat Hotel Dallas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		His move to California and purchase of a hotel there launched the beginning of a new phase of his career.
		In 1980, it was cited in a preservation planning report by Ellen Beasley as having potential as a national and city landmark.
		In December, 1985, The Dallas Plaza Hotel was sanctioned a Dallas Landmark and opened its doors to the public, once again, as a beautiful, active part of the Dallas Central Business District.
	www.hotel-dallas.com /history/history.html (1468 words)

	Red Castle Historic Lodgings -- History
		The imposing Pre-Civil War landmark was rescued from the ravages of time in 1960 to become one of the first Historic Bed and Breakfast lodgings in California, an exact restoration that has been recognized by The Smithsonian.
		It stands today as a monument to those who came to California lured by the promise of easy riches, but unlike most emigrants who returned to their homes "back in the states", stayed to civilize and build a new state, leaving a tangible legacy in the state landmark known today as The Red Castle Inn.
		Historic storefronts, facades, restored gaslights, museums and events preserve the flavor of the past.
	www.historic-lodgings.com /history.htm (528 words)

	Pioneering cleric's ranch declared historic landmark by California commission (12/14/97) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Application for landmark status was prepared by Karana Hattersley Drayton, historian for the East Bay Regional Park District, with the help of Dr. Andrew Sorokowski of Harvard University.
		The motion for landmark status was made by Commissioner Herbert H. Brin, an ethnic historian, who said he was "honored and proud to make the motion" since his mother was born in Ukraine.
		Unveiling of the landmark plaque and interpretive posters is scheduled to take place in the spring of 1998.
	www.ukrweekly.com /Archive/1997/509702.shtml (497 words)

	Rancho Santa Fe: Welcome to the Ranch
		Rancho Santa Fe is recognized by the State of California as a California Historic Landmark.
		Today, with 4,800 residents, 45 miles of horse trails and its historic Village, the Covenant, which is administered by the Rancho Santa Fe Association (www.rsfassociation.org) continues to symbolize elegant rural living.
		Her goal is to coordinate everything as smoothly and efficiently as possible here, while you are wrapping up the final details of moving out of your present home, wherever that may be.
	joannefishman.com /aboutrsf-about.htm (531 words)

	'Historic Monterey Month' includes colorful events (Where To Go Next!)
		June is "Historic Monterey Month" in California's most historic city - and a good time to visit the Monterey Peninsula and participate in special events where the state was born.
		But 2006 is special because the organization credited with preserving much of the city's historic legacy, the Monterey History and Art Association, is celebrating its 75th anniversary with a series of special observances.
		As Monterey Mayor Dan Albert said in a proclamation declaring June as Historic Monterey Month: "Because of the leadership and diligence exemplified by the MHAA for the past 75 years, the City of Monterey is recognized today as the most historic and well-preserved of all California cities."
	www.wheretogonext.com /2006release.php?releaseID=105838 (664 words)

	California Missions, Footsteps of History, San Diego Mission
		From Baja California, the "Sacred Expedition" moved north in March of 1769.
		A guard of twelve men from the Presidio and sailors from the San Antonio were sent to protect and help with the rebuilding.
		A group of California Natives greeted their return and helped with the construction.
	www.usacitiesonline.com /footstepsofhistory/californiamissions/casandiegocamissions.htm (1230 words)

	Historic Landmark Web (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The city does not have any formal process to designate historic landmarks, the result of the community dialog is to establish an Historic Landmark ordinance and Commission.
		Believe it or not, Carpinteria, California is like many small towns in America—they have close knit communities—there are issues that cross all kinds of barriers as everyday folks rally support to stop this or protect that—they have compact business districts—they have history.
		Over the years many issues find their way to the public hearing process, where elected or appointed decision makers, must sort through the mounds of reports and other project data to arrive at what is best for the community—based upon community input.
	www.countyarchitect.com /ca/landmark (409 words)

	San Diego Maritime Museum : Historic Ships : Berkeley
		A California State Historic Landmark, and a National Historic Landmark.
		Berkeley has a unique historical and architectural significance that is reminiscent of the Victorian Age.
		She is the finest example of a 19th century ferryboat afloat.
	www.sdmaritime.org /contentpage.asp?ContentID=49 (317 words)

	historicsites
		Located on the grounds of the official California State Outdoor Play this museum shows artifacts from previous plays, Indian artifacts and history of the area. The Ramona Bowl is also a California Historic Landmark.
		This museum is located in the historic downtown San Jacinto near the Vosburg Hotel and the Virginia Lee Hotel.
		On weekends for a small fee you can ride some of the streetcars that were seen on the streets of Southern California.
	www.homestead.com /winchesterCAhistory/historicsites.html (357 words)

	Dennis Wilson: Hawthorne Landmark
		Under a sunny Southern California sky, a crowd of more than 300 stood around a curve in the Hawthorne residential neighborhood filled with boxy, two- bedroom, stucco-front houses built 50 years ago.
		The beige brick wall bears a plaque that proclaims the site California historic landmark No. 1041 and includes a sculpture depicting band members carrying a surfboard, reminiscent of their 1963 "Surfer Girl" album cover.
		The site's landmark status was secured after fan Harry Jarnagan, 51, of Tracy, Calif., visited Hawthorne looking for the old Wilson home while in L.A. on a business trip two years ago.
	denniswilsonforever.wg-net.com /landmark.html (1914 words)

	California Heritage Museum [Museum]
		The California Heritage Museum, an historic landmark building located in the heart of Santa Monica's Main Street, offers exciting exhibits and programs year round.
		In addition to the permanent collection of California furniture and pottery, the Museum features special exhibits highlighting various aspects and periods of decorative and fine arts in California.
		More than forty antique and contemporary tile dealers, collectors, and contemporary artists from Northern and Southern California, as well as out of state, will be selling their decorative art tiles on the California Heritage Museum's expansive outdoor grounds.
	www.californiaheritagemuseum.org /museum.php (415 words)

	Orange
		The vineyards, which became the largest in California, were destroyed by disease in 1885.
		He was the third son of José Antonio Yorba, who came with Don Gaspar de Portolá in 1769 to establish California's first family.
		Significant and far-reaching court decisions were handed down here, including the 'Whipstock' case dealing with slant oil drilling, interpretation of farm labor law, and the Overell trial which resulted in law regulating explosives.
	ohp.parks.ca.gov /default.asp?page_id=21445 (1764 words)

	California Historical Society \| Calendar
		Following the free outdoor musical event, near the site of the Grand Opera House in which Caruso performed, the California Historical Society will be open with free admission for all to view its landmark exhibit Jack London and the Great Earthquake and Firestorms of 1906 (678 Mission Street, at 3rd).
		Also celebrating its 100th birthday, Zeum's historic Looff Carousel in Yerba Buena Gardens (4th and Howard Streets) will be providing free rides on its historic “horses” during-and-after the event.
		Historic songs of the period and selections from Carmen will be performed by members of San Francisco's Pocket Opera, Matthew O'Neill, San Francisco Opera Adler Fellow, San Francisco Opera star Sheri Greenawald and other special “surprise” appearances.
	www.californiahistoricalsociety.org /cal/apr_17_2006.html (373 words)

	CNN.com - California landfill dubbed a historic landmark - August 27, 2001
		The United States Interior Department designated the Fresno Sanitary Landfill in California a National Historic Landmark Monday, adding it to a list of 2,350 distinctive and historic sites ranging from Boston's Fanueil Hall to Chicago's Wrigley Field.
		One of 15 sites named historic landmarks by Interior Secretary Gale Norton Monday, the Fresno landfill operated from 1937 to the late 1980s.
		Other notable landmarks include San Francisco's Alcatraz Island; Abe Lincoln's Tomb in Springfield, Illinois; the Library of Congress and Blair House in Washington; and General Motors' headquarters building in Detroit.
	archives.cnn.com /2001/TECH/science/08/27/landfill.landmark (377 words)

	Wildernet - Point Sur State Historic Park (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Point Sur is on the National Register of Historic Places and is a California State Historic Landmark.
		As throughout most of California most of the precipitation comes in the winter months, with April through October normally very dry.
		California's rich history is showcased in its many historic sites and monuments.
	www.wildernet.com /pages/area.cfm?areaID=CASPPOSURHP&CU_ID=157 (417 words)

	Woodland Net Resource Guide For Woodland California (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		California State Historic Landmark #851, reopened in January of 1989 after a seven-year, $2,000,000+ restoration project.
		For the first time in nearly eight decades, the venerable brick building in the heart of California's fertile Sacramento Valley, began to offer live entertainment on a year-round basis.
		Retired after fifty years in the trucking business, with "nothing to do," this active 76 year old man began to collect and restore the old trucks you see at the museum today.
	www.woodland.net /entertainment/entertainment.htm (422 words)

	Landmark 86 - California Theatre - San Francisco County (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Landmark 86 - California Theatre - San Francisco County
		This theatre remained a brilliant center of drama until August 11 1888.
		Return to other landmarks in San Francisco county.
	www.sonic.net /~laird/landmarks/counties/000-099/086.html (98 words)

	About Us \| Press Area \| Historic Preservation
		As California Historical Landmark #983, the Boardwalk joined over one thousand sites including the governor’s mansion, Hearst Castle, and the state capitol building.
		In addition to its state historical status, in 1987 the U.S. National Park Service named the Boardwalk’s classic 1911 Looff Carousel and the 1924 Giant Dipper wooden roller coaster as National Historic Landmarks.
		Writing in praise of the Giant Dipper’s 1987 nomination for National Historic Landmark status, historian James H. Charleton of the National Park Service noted that the wooden coaster is “the only one on the west coast that remains the centerpiece of an active amusement park.”
	www.beachboardwalk.com /03_press_historical.html (369 words)

	Sonoma Valley Wineries and Wines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The original stone building is currently a California Historic Landmark.
		Landmark Vineyards is located in the town of Kenwood in the Sonoma Valley AVA.
		Landmark has made a name for itself by producing top-quality Chardonnay.
	www.california-wine-tours-and-accessories.com /sonoma-valley-wineries.html (350 words)

	City of San Jose Planning: City Landmarks
		Any historic property may be nominated for designation as a City Landmark by either the City Council or the Historic Landmarks Commission.
		After a designated City Landmark is nominated, the Historic Landmarks Commission recommends that the City Council begin the process for designation of a City Landmark.
		The City Municipal Code requires both the Historic Landmarks Commission and the City Council to hold public hearings on the proposed City Landmark within 120 days of formal initiation by the City Council.
	www.sanjoseca.gov /planning/Historic/landmarks.asp (459 words)

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