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California Historical Landmarks in Solano County
 
 
California Landmark 880
Fischer-Hanlon House
135 West G Street
Benicia
Fischer-Hanlon House in Benicia
The left plaque commemorates the California State Capitol in Benecia and the right plaque commemorates the Fischer-Hanlon House. The building is a dependency of the Fischer-Hanlon House.

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Fischer-Hanlon House

In 1849, Joseph Fischer, a Swiss immigrant, came to Benicia. After joining a butcher partnership, Fischer purchased this lot on July 1, 1858. The house, reputed to be an old hotel was relocated here. The converted building is an outstanding example of East Coast Federalist styling, which illustrates architectural diffusion during the Gold Rush.

California Registered Historical Landmark No. 880
Plaque placed by the State Department of Parks and Recreation in cooperation with the Solano County Historical Society, September 9, 1976.

Fischer-Hanlon House In Benicia
Facade
Fischer-Hanlon House In Benicia
Dependencies

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For more photos of the Fischer-Hanlon House, see National Register Landmark 79000556.

 
 
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