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    New Almaden Quicksilver Mine

    Almaden Expy, Almaden Via Valiente Plaza Shopping Center, San Jose, CA    

    3 out of 5 based on 1 ratings

    For generations the Ohlone Indians followed the path along the Alamitos Creek to find cinnabar in a cave in the nearby hills. They traded the mineral, used it in religious ceremonies and decorated their bodies. Elsewhere in the... hmdb.org

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    Ainsley House

    300 Grant St, Campbell, CA    

    3 out of 5 based on 1 ratings

    This Property Has Been Placed on the National Register of Historic Places By the United States Department of the Interior John Colpitts Ainsley, an Englishman, immigrated to California in 1886 and made his fortune in the cannin... hmdb.org

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    Santa Clara Mission

    2700 Mission College Blvd, Santa Clara, CA    

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    Founded in 1777, the Santa Clara Mission was moved here after flooding of the first two churches. Construction was begun in 1781 under Jose Murguia and the Mission was dedicated by Junipero Serra in 1784. The adobe structure wa... hmdb.org

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    Battle Of Santa Clara - Santa Clara, Ca

    Santa Clara, CA    

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    From the plaque:BATTLE OFSANTA CLARAON JANUARY 2, 1847, SOMEWHEREHEREABOUTS WAS FOUGHT THE LASTNORTHERN BATTLE OF THE MEXICAN WAR.THE OFFICIAL CASUALTY REPORT: "DEAD:NONE, WOUNDED: NONE, MISSING BUT ONE ONTHE AMERICAN SID... waymarking.com

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    Mission Santa Clara

    500 El Camino Real, Santa Clara, CA    

    3 out of 5 based on 1 ratings

    Santa Clara, the first california mission to honor a woman, Clare of Assisi, as its patron saint, was founded nearby on the Guadalupe River on January 12, 1777. It once had the largest Indian population of any California missio... hmdb.org

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    Home Of Martin Murphy, Jr.

    Sunnyvale, CA    

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    Martin Murphy, Jr. arrived in California with his family in 1844 in the first wagon train to cross the Sierra Nevada. The founder of Sunnyvale, he constructed here his house of pre-fabricated lumber brought around the Horn in 1... hmdb.org

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    First Unitarian Church

    San Jose, CA    

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    This building, designed by George W. Page in 1891, became the permanent home of a congregation that first met in City Hall in 1866. A version of Richardsonian Romanesque style, the innovative structure withstood the earthquake ... hmdb.org

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    Hayes Mansion

    San Jose, CA    

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    Jay Orley and Everis A. Hayes built this Mission Revival Style mansion, designed by George W. Page in 1904. The Hayes Brothers were early San Jose Mercury publishers, prominent valley politicians, and were actively involved in ... hmdb.org

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    Winchester Mystery House

    525 S Winchester Blvd, San Jose, CA    

    3 out of 5 based on 3 ratings

    Few haunted houses are more splendid and massive than the Winchester Mystery House. Once the pet project of wealthy widow Sarah Winchester, the Winchester Mystery House, which began as a humble 6-room home, is now a popul... realhaunts.com

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    Roberto Suol Adobe

    San Jose, CA    

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    This historic adobe was built in 1836 by a native Californian, Roberto Balermino, on Rancho de los Coches. The property was officially granted to him by Governor Micheltorna in 1844. A larger one-story dwelling was built in 184... hmdb.org

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    De Sassiet Museum - Santa Clara, Ca

    500 El Camino Real, Santa Clara, CA    

    3 out of 5 based on 4 ratings

    "The de Saisset Museum at Santa Clara University is the South Bay Area’s free Museum of art and history. The 19,210 square foot facility was founded adjacent to the Mission Santa Clara de Asís on the Santa Clara U... waymarking.com

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    The Juan Bautista De Anza Trail

    San Jose, CA    

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    The Juan Bautista de Anza National HistoricTrail marks a 1,200 mile route that brought settlers to California from Tubac, in present-day Arizona, to what is now San Francisco. The Spanish planned a system of Presidios, or milit... hmdb.org

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    Gordon House

    San Jose, CA    

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    Welcome to the Gordon House Home of the Rotary Club of San Jose Hanford Lennox Gordon was born in 1846 and over his lifetime held a variety of positions as attorney, and officer for the Union Army during the Civil War, a farmer... hmdb.org

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    Hendy Stamp Mill / Hendy's "California" Stamp Mill

    Sunnyvale, CA    

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    Hendy Stamp Mill During the California Gold Rush, Hendy Iron Works built mining and stamp mill machinery exclusively. They supplied mining operations around the world with 5-stamp mills that could operate as a single unit or as... hmdb.org

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    Luis Maria Peralta Adobe -San Jose, Ca

    San Jose, CA    

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    "The Luis Maria Peralta Adobe was built before 1800, and remodeled in the mid 19th century. The original builder was probably Manuel Gonzalez, an Apache Indian. The adobe covers an area of 20 feet by 41 feet, and has two ... waymarking.com

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    George Donner, Jr.

    San Jose, CA    

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    [Front of Marker:] DONNER Here lies George Donner, Jr., a California Pioneer and a Donner Party survivor. He was born 10 August 1836 in Sangamon County, Illinois, the eldest son of Jacob Donner and Elizabeth Blue Hook. In April... hmdb.org

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    Coyote Post Office

    San Jose, CA    

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    Now a relic from the days when Monterey road served as cattle trail; stage route, and Mission road between San Francisco, Santa Clara, and Monterey, Coyote Post Office was once the oldest surviving and functioning post office i... hmdb.org