Landmarks in Pacific Grove, California

The Bayside expanse next to Fisherman's Wharf--Cannery Row--is an even more renowned site than the famous w... More on Weather.com

This is a fun oceanfront strip with the Monterey Bay Aquarium DON'T MISS on one end and lots of fun shops a... More on Trekaroo

St. Mary's-by-the-Sea. 831/373-4441. Central & 12th Sts. Church built in 1889, includes two Tiffany windows. More on Visitcalifornia.com

Point Pinos Lighthouse is the oldest continually-operating lighthouse on the West coast. Lard oil, and then whale oil, were used to the light the lamp until 1915, when the first electric light was ... More on NileGuide

Point Pinos is the oldest continuously operating lighthouse on the West Coast. Since February 1, 1855, its beacon has flashed nightly as a guide and warning to shipping off the rocky California co... More on Members.seemonterey.com

Inscription. House of, Four Winds: Built in the late 1830's, by Thomas Oliver Larkin, Traditionally used as an, early Hall of Records, Monterey History & Art Assn. Courtesy Thomson J. Hudson, Memorial Fund, , Erected by Monterey ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Larkin, House: American Consulate 1844-1846. Built in 1835 by, Thomas Oliver Larkin, only consul in U. S. to California, Monterey History & Art Assn. Courtesy Thomson J. Hudson, Memorial Fund, , Erected by Monterey History ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Monterey's world-famous sardine industry depended on the courage and skill of cannery divers. Sardines were pumped ashore from floating hoppers through underwater pipes that had to be installed, repaired, replaced, realigned ... More on HMDB

Long before Bixby Bridge was constructed, the only way around the deep gap carved by Bixby Creek was an old dirt logging road. Today, the county road, referred to as Old Coast Road, is still well-traveled, mainly by residents who ... More on Trails

Inscription. This harbor is the home of. Monterey's Commerical Fishing Fleet. It once boasted the largest sardine fishing industry in the world, an industry that flourished until the late 1940's. Commercial fishing was pioneered and ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Quarters of, General William Tecumseh Sherman, Lieutenant Quartermaster and, Adjustant General, 1847 1849: , Location. 36° 35.873′ N, 121° 53.768′ W. Marker is in Monterey, California, in Monterey ... More on HMDB