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The Townsite of Agua Fria, California
This mining town became the seat of justice of Mariposa Co...
Agua Fria
Discoverd by Sonoran miners in the early summer of 1849. I...
Agua Fria
One fourth mile north of Carson Creek, tributary of Agua F...
Agua Fria
One fourth mile north of Carson Creek, tributary of Agua F...
Results for Agua Fria
The Townsite of Agua Fria, California
This mining town became the seat of justice of Mariposa County when on February 18,1850, the State Legislature divided the state into 27 counties. Mariposa County the comprised one-fifth of the entire state and included what are Mariposa, Tulare, Merced, ...
Agua Fria
Discoverd by Sonoran miners in the early summer of 1849. It was located about a quarter mile above the two springs of cold water from which the town derived its name.
Aqua Fria was the first county seat from Feb. 18, ...
Agua Fria
One fourth mile north of Carson Creek, tributary of Agua Fria, was located Agua Fria, first county seat of Mariposa County in 1850-1851 one of original 27 counties in California. Until 1852, while mining was main industry of region, Mariposa ...
Agua Fria
One fourth mile north of Carson Creek, tributary of Agua Fria, was located Agua Fria, first county seat of Mariposa County in 1850-1851 one of original 27 counties in California. Until 1852, while mining was main industry of region, Mariposa ...