Things To Do in Pine Grove, California

Gabby is a retired local teacher who offers fun, authentic historical tours of Amador County which incorporate early California and Gold Rush history. ... More on Suttercreek.org

Gabby is a retired local teacher who offers fun, authentic historical tours of Amador County which incorporate early California and Gold Rush ... More on Suttercreek.org

Inscription. Late 1854, in a grove of tall pines Albert Leonard built his Pine Grove Home & Inn & was first postmaster. It was located at the junction of stage roads to Jackson and Clinton. Pine Gr... More on HMDB

With long time Video Rainbow closed the newest place in Pine Grove is Pine Grove Video. The owner is also the only worker I believe. Every time I have gone in which is not that often, only when I a... More on insiderpages.com

The staff was extremely helpful and knowledgeable . More on insiderpages.com

Indian Grinding Rock State Historic Park is located in the Sierra Nevada foothills eight miles east of Jackson. The park nestles in a little valley 2,400 feet above sea level with open meadows and ... More on Parks

Indian Grinding Rock State Historic Park is located in the Sierra Nevada foothills eight miles east of Jackson. The park nestles in a little valley 2,400 feet above sea level with open meadows and ... More on Parks.ca.gov

Inscription. In Memory of the Bryant Brothers, Clemens E. Bryant, Thomas L. Bryant, Roy Bryant and Walter F. Bryant, Whose surviving relatives deeded this property to Volcano Lodge No. 56 F. & A. M... More on HMDB

The spot was discovered in 1848 by Colonel Stevenson's men, who mined Soldiers Gulch in 1849. By 1853 the flats and gulches swarmed with men who named them picturesquely. Hydraulic operations, beg... More on Amadorcountychamber.com

Inscription. This plaque is in memory of the pioneers of California who assembled in Volcano where Moose Milk was originated. Dedicated this 13th day of January, 1951 by E Clampus Vitus. [A rededication marker, just below the main ... More on HMDB

Inscription. In continuous use since 1852. Built of Volcano brick and native limestone. Originally two stores: The Sacramento (left) owned by Mandelbaum & Klauber; Charles Burleson's store (right). Burleson bought the Sacramento, ... More on HMDB