California Historical Landmarks in Amador County

California Historical Landmark 40
Kirkwood's
CA-88
Kirkwood
Built 1864


Kirkwood's

Resort, stage station, and post office were originally built by Zack Kirkwood in 1864. When Alpine County was formed from Amador County, the division left the barn and milkhouse in Alpine, while the Alpine-El Dorado line went directly through the barroom of the inn.

Citation from California Office of Historic Preservation

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California Historical Landmark #40: Kirkwood's
17 February 2007
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Kirkwood's

This building has been the pioneer home of the Kirkwood and Taylor families since it was built by Zachary Kirkwood in 1864. This building was one of the first resorts operated in the Sierra Nevada mountains.

Dedicated by E Clampus Vitus
James W. Marshall, No. 49
Sept. 10, 1966

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California Historical Landmark #40: Kirkwood's Near Kirkwood's

All photos 17 February 2007
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