A covered wagon delivering goods from neighboring communities, 1890s.
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Natural Bridge is 150 feet long and about 30 feet high, on Dobbins Gulch Road. It is the site of the April 23, 1852 Bridge Gulch Massacre, in which more than 150 of the Wintu people were mis-indentified as harboring a murderer, and killed by 70 American men led by Sheriff William H. Dixon.
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The Hayfork Jail in the 1930s.
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The Gates family operate Camp Trinity, a ranch retreat that began as the family’s Bar 717 Ranch. Still owned and operated by the Gates family, Camp Trinity is the oldest accredited co-educational summer camp in California.
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Historic barns still dot the fields and hills surrounding Hayfork.
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