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historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM129I_mt-ingalls-lookout_Quincy-CA.html
Donated by: Plumas Nat. ForestBuilt by: Company 989 C.C.C, 1935Dismantled & Rebuilt by Reserve Navy Mobile Construction Battalion - 2 "Sea Bees"
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM129H_beckwourth-trail-greenhorn-creek-canyon_Quincy-CA.html
Trail route, 1851 and later. "Drove... through the canyon crossing the creek five times, two miles over the roughest road I ever saw" - Joshua Variel, Sep 16, 1852.
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1272_goodwin-law-office_Quincy-CA.html
In continuous use as a legal office since 1890.U.S. Webb learned law here.
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1271_beckwourth-trail-american-ranch_Quincy-CA.html
This marker stands on part of the American Ranch of 1850. A way stop for emigrants of 1851 and later. "Here were obtained some fine vegetables..." Joshua Variel. Sept. 17, 1852
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM126Z_the-clough-braden-home_Quincy-CA.html
Built in 1879, this was the home of Plumas County Judge and State Assemblyman Greenleaf Greeley Clough and his family for nearly a half a century.
In 1927 it became the home of Louis Archibald "Arch" Braden, elected to nine consecutive terms a…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM126N_arthur-w-keddie_Quincy-CA.html
If there is a dream within your handOpen your hand to let the dream fly free.A young Scotch Canadian engineer, surveyor and cartographer came to Quincy in 1864, remaining to ply his craft and make history.
His vision of a low gradient, minimum …
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM126M_forest-stationers_Quincy-CA.html
Built in 1876, it is one of the first permanent structures in the Quincy Business District. Businesses of this site included Cohn Bros. Dry Goods, U.S. Post Office, I.O.O.F. Lodge, E.C.V. Hall, National Forest Supervisors office, Quincy Hardware a…