Some Early Towns Which No Longer Exist

from StaniStory: Change and Continuity in Stanislaus County · host McHenry Museum and Historical Society of Modesto, California

Read by Betty Ustach, details of these places are summarized (in order of year founded): Adamsville, Crescent City, Tuolumne City, 26 Mile House, Buena Vista, Don Pedro Bar, Empire City, Heath and Emory, Mahoney's Landing, Langworth, Paradise City, and a trio of Sierra Railroad-founded sites: Cooperstown, Paulsell, and Warnerville. A "Fun Facts" item, 'The 1860s Luke Church House,' tells about Modesto's oldest home today (302 Burney Street).

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