Stone Corral, California

The Stone Corral in Rancho Calaveras, California in Calaveras County is historical site of the old west California Gold Rush. The Stone Corral site is a California Historical Landmark No. 263 listed on September 3, 1937. The Stone Corral had a hotel, barns. It was named after the large horses and cattle corrals it had. The stop was built to support those stopping on their way from local mines to Stockton, California. On the road at the Stone Corral a Methodist church, the Stone Corral Community Church was built. The Stone Corral Community Church lost in 1913 fire, but was rebuilt and still stand in Stone Corral. The site is on the current California State Route 26, near Shelton Road, north of the Calaveras River and west of the Jenny Lind, California.[1][2]

Stone Corral Site
Stone Corral community event in 1900
LocationStone Corral Ranch, Hwy 26, Rancho Calaveras, California
Coordinates38°06′06″N 120°55′34″W / 38.1016°N 120.926°W / 38.1016; -120.926
Built1849
DesignatedSeptember 3, 1937
Reference no.263
Stone Corral, California is located in California
Stone Corral, California
Location of Stone Corral Site in California
Stone Corral, California is located in the United States
Stone Corral, California
Stone Corral, California (the United States)

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  1. ^ "Stone Corral California #263". Office of Historic Preservation, California State Parks. Retrieved 2012-10-07.
  2. ^ "CHL # 263 Stone Corral Calaveras". www.californiahistoricallandmarks.com.