Julian Pioneer Museum - Julian, CA
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bluesnote
N 33° 04.659 W 116° 36.187
11S E 537042 N 3659965
The museum has two carriages inside for public display.
Waymark Code: WMPCYV
Location: California, United States
Date Posted: 08/10/2015
Views: 3
The marker says, "In 1888, blacksmith, Joseph Treshil, bought the property from Drury Bailey holder of homestead patent (signed by Pres. Grover Cleveland). The building, with walls two feet thick made of shist & adobe, served as a blacksmith shop. Peter Mayrhoffer, in 1891, leased & used it as a brewery. In 1899 a “smithy” Christian Grosskopf bought & returned it to a blacksmith shop. He died in 1941. Restoration of the crumbling ruins began in late 1940's by the Julian Women's Club & local civic groups. The museum opened to the public in 1952."
Admission Fee: $3
Type and Quantity: Not listed
Opening Hours: Not listed
On-line Documentation: Not listed
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