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California Historical Landmarks in Shasta County
 
 
 
California Landmark 116
Battle Rock
Park Entrance Station
Castle Crags State Park
Vintage Snowplow At Railroad Park Resort Near Castle Crags State Park
Vintage Snowplow At Railroad Park Resort Near Castle Crags
15 September 2008
 
Vintage Southern Pacific Passenger Car At Railroad Park Resort Near Castle Crags State Park
Vintage Passenger Car At Railroad Park Resort
15 September 2008
 
California Landmark 116: Battle Rock in Castle Crags State Park
29 September 2008
 
California Landmark 116: Battle Rock in Castle Crags State Park
29 September 2008
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Battle Rock

Battle of the Crags was fought below Battle Rock in June 1855. This conflict between the Modoc Indians and the settlers resulted from miners destroying the native fishing waters in the Lower Soda Springs area. Settlers led by Squire Reuben Gibson and Mountain Joe Doblondy, with local Indians led by their Chief Weilputus, engaged Modocs, killed their Chief Dorcas Della, and dispersed them. Poet Joaquin Miller and other settlers were wounded.

California Registered Historical Landmark No. 116

Plaque placed by the State Department of Parks and Recreation in cooperation with the Ancient and Honorable Order of E Clampus Vitus, Trinitarianus Chapter #62, July 26, 1984.

Governor Schwarzenegger Terminating California State Parks

For the second time in as many years, Governor Schwarzenegger has threatened to close California State Parks to achieve an annual savings of $150 million.

That sounds like a lot of money, but consider that Wells Fargo, a California bank, received 25 billion taxpayer dollars to rescue it from bad business practices. $25 billion would fund California State Parks for over a hundred and fifty years at the current level of $150 million annually. Factor in inflation, round off, and call it a century.

The people of California dodged the first bullet, but even if we dodge the second, we must find a way to protect our parks from our politicians.

Please visit the California State Parks Foundation website to learn how you can help and contact Governor Schwarzenegger to express your concerns and solutions.

Among the State Parks that Governor Schwarzenegger wants locked down after Labor Day, 2009:

 
Updated 18 June 2009
 
 
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