Published 8 months ago by Joe Griffin
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Inside the ruins of the old Jail house in Coloma, California.
Published 8 months ago by Joe Griffin
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A couple of old stamp mills on display in the Gold Rush town of Coloma, California. Stamp mills were used to pulverize gold bearing quartz in the gold mining process.
Published 8 months ago by Joe Griffin
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In Coloma there are a couple of reconstructed Nisenan houses. While most of the State Park there is focussed on the Gold Rush, these are a nice nod to the original inhabitants of the area.
Published 8 months ago by Joe Griffin
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As is the case with most early California towns, Coloma had two old cemeteries, one each for the Protestants and Catholics. This is the larger, Prot...(more)
