The community was established in the 1850s on the northeastern edge of Stanislaus County. Home to the longest covered bridge ...

The gold rush ... of the Gold Rush. People in native California were living in sparsely settled villages throughout the entire region of California. Every mountain, every river, every valley ...

For thousands of years, Indigenous people inhabited and relied on the natural resources of the area now known as Northern ...

California Begin at the epicenter of the California Gold Rush, where James Marshall first glimpsed gold in the South Fork of the American River, starting the California Gold Rush of 1849.

During the gold rush, it is estimated that more than 300,000 people moved to the territory. How did James W Marshall discovered gold at California's American River quizlet? The success of Marshall's ...

The Sacramento River Cats unveiled a new alternative ... “Inspired by the regional history of the California Gold Rush, this new identity offers a connection to the significant impact of this ...

History Detective Wes Cowan visits California gold mining sites and talks with Gold Rush curators to reveal the story behind a caricature-style drawing by the well-known Gold Rush photographer ...

Marshall discovered gold flakes in Coloma, a small town on the American River in the United States ... of entry for seaborne “Argonauts” (people who moved to California during the gold rush of 1849) ...

Spring, even in drought years, is the time for California ... Calaveras and Stanislaus rivers. Follow those river valleys east into Sierra foothills, linking to Gold Rush sites, cute towns with ...