Atmospheric, and free - do stop!
9/7/2016
This small museum is on the main road and easy to miss, but do stop and have a look. The historic st...
Oak Grove Stage Station
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San Diego, CA 92101
The Oak Grove Stage Station in San Diego County, California, is a historic site that served as a crucial stop along the Butterfield Overland Mail route from 1858 to 1861. This one-story adobe building, now restored and maintained as a museum, is one of the few remaining stage stations in the country and offers visitors a glimpse into the transportation and communication networks of the past.
Located in the northern mountains of San Diego County, the Oak Grove Stage Station played a vital role in connecting California to the rest of the country. As a swing station along the Butterfield route, it facilitated the exchange of horses and mail, serving as a crucial link between Los Angeles and Fort Yuma. Today, visitors can explore this National Historic Landmark and learn about its significance in California's history.
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