State Historical Landmark #475 - Placerville

Placerville, CA 95667

State Historical Landmark #475, located in Placerville, CA, marks the rich history of this Gold Rush-era town. Known as "Hangtown," it played a significant role during the 1849 gold rush, attracting miners and settlers alike. The landmark celebrates Placerville's vibrant past, showcasing its historic architecture and inviting visitors to explore the stories of its early days.

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"Fantastic old building from 1859. One of the reasons a quick walk-through placerville is well worth your time. I guess the company hangtown leathers now occupies the building."
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