Cone and Kimball Plaza - Red Bluff, CA - Municipal Parks and Plazas on Waymarking.com

"This two-story Italianate building with a corner tower was designed by A. A. Cook and named for the rancher Joseph Spencer Cone and the businessman Gorham Gates Kimball. It was built in 1886 and destroyed by fire in 1984.

Since the building burned, the site has been maintained as public open space and is now Cone & Kimball Plaza.

On Saturday, April 30, 2005, the 21st anniversary of the disaster that destroyed the heart of Red Bluff, ground was broken for a metal reproduction of the Cone and Kimball clocktower. The new clocktower, which includes a carillon, is approximately seventy-five feet high including the brick trimmed columns." (visit link)

Name: Cone and Kimball Plaza Street Location: 747 Main St. Local Municipality: Red Bluff State/Province, etc.: CA Country: USA Web Site: [Web Link] Picnic Facilities: Benches Recreational Facilities: None Monuments/Statues: None Art (murals/sculpture, etc.): None Fountains: None Ponds/Lakes/Streams/Rivers/Beach: None Memorial/Commemoration: Not listed Date Established: Not listed Special Events: Not listed Traditional Geocaches: Not listed

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