Historical Tours of Julian

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2811 Washington St
Julian, CA 92036
http://www.julianhistory.com

Historical Tours of Julian offers visitors a glimpse into the rich heritage of Julian, CA, a town that emerged during the gold rush era in 1869. Founded by Drury Frank James and influenced by Fred Coleman's legendary gold discovery, the town has a captivating history waiting to be explored.

The tours are rooted in extensive research, including the notable work "Last Known Address," which delves into the fascinating stories of the Julian Cemetery. With a commitment to preserving and sharing the town's historical narrative, the tours provide an engaging experience for history enthusiasts and curious travelers alike.

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