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Historical Markers in Rancho Murieta, California
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Rancho Murieta is in Sacramento County
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ADJACENT TO SACRAMENTO COUNTY
Amador County (185) ►
Contra Costa County (480) ►
El Dorado County (267) ►
Placer County (211) ►
San Joaquin County (143) ►
Solano County (114) ►
Sutter County (10) ►
Yolo County (65) ►
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1 ► California, Sacramento County, Rancho Murieta — 468 — Gold Mining and Michigan Bar —  |
| (left panel) Michigan Bar Gold was discovered on the Cosumnes River in 1849 by two men from Michigan in the vicinity of the historic Nisenan settlement of Palamul. In the 1850s the town of Michigan Bar was the largest in Cosumnes . . . — — Map (db m2037) HM | |||
| 2 ► California, Sacramento County, Rancho Murieta — 439 — Sheldon Grist Mill — |
| Site of Grist Mill built by Jared Dixon (Joaquin) Sheldon 1846-47 on Omochumnes Rancho, granted to him by Mexican Government 1843. Sheldon born Vermont January 8, 1813, came to California 1832. Sheldon shot July 11, 1851, by miners in quarrel over . . . — — Map (db m2036) HM | |||
| 3 ► California, Sacramento County, Rancho Murieta — 575 — Sloughhouse — |
| Sloughhouse, prominent hotel and stage station on the road to the Amador mines, was a favorite stopping place for travellers, notably Leland Stanford. Constructed in 1850 by Jared Dixon Sheldon, it was destroyed by fire in 1890, and rebuilt the same . . . — — Map (db m10271) HM | |||