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204 Main Street (Krabbenhoft Building) The Krabbenhoft Building was constructed as a 3-story in 1931. Prior to the Krabbenhoft Building being constructed in 1931, In the late 1800's and early 1900's this was a "Chine Laundry" or Chinese Laundry and ball alley and saloon. This was also the site for the "Last Chance Saloon", and a house that wasn't a home. More on the Last Chance Saloon |
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175 Main Street - (Historical Plaques) The Vasilovich-Thomas memorial is in front of the firehouse next to Thomas monument. A Aforementioned Slavic families dedicated monument on Labor Day, 1984, over 104 years after family patriarch locally won union doublejack drilling contest near spot. Jackson had a volunteer fire department "Hook and Ladder Co." most years since 1854 More on the Firestation (Hook & Ladder Co.) |
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169-175 Main Street - (Historical Building) This building arose c1898 in Jackson's Victorian architectural era. At street level, a store; above, a dwelling. A historic Chinese Masonic building was erected nearby in 1875. In early days, both sides of Main down to near Court Street were the Chinese mercantile and residential section. |
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Information, photographs courtesy of the Amador County Archives, The Historical Marker Database, The Chronicling America Database, and Larry Cenotto, Amador County's Historian CONTACT US
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