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Historical Clippings Book (HC-11) (314 pages)

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G3 The trail to history . There are a couple of ways to get to Graniteville from the _ west but the most in-_ triguing is through North Bloomfield and forest lands that once echoed with the roar of great hydraulic ‘*monitors but today are ghostly silent. The road from Nevada City follows ‘an old stage route but unless you return by the roads that lead to North San Juan, you will miss what rfemains of Tyler — known as Cherokee in the 1850s — and North Columbia. In each of these old camps only a few anonymous _ frame buildings and abandoned. hydraulic mining equipment are left.