west miner street historic district
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west miner street historic district印象
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The Chamber of Commerce lady was exceptionally friendly & helpful, but the selection of Yreka souviniers was much too limited.
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A real jewel from our gold rush past. Building anre mostly original and show pride of ownership. A nice walking and shopping district with good dining and an atmosphere of a world that once was.
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The gold exhibit at the courthouse is gone - mostly stolen in Jan 2012.Small farmers market (weekly, seasonal) is worth a stop. There are a number of vacant shops, but take time to tour the Victorian houses - many are large and well-maintained (others not so much).
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Great little shops, especially Hospice Heartesans where the volunteers make rugs, pot holders, aprons, jewelry, Christmas gifts and knick knacks and sell them very cheaply. You get a sense of what life was like more than a hundred years ago.
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We walked Miners St admiring the old buildings and the history written on posted plaques. The Victorianhouses in the surrounding neighborhood are awesome. What a great find in this small town!
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Well, at least it seems like it. Someone (I suspect a local historical society, not one person) has done yeoman's work in supplying informative plaques for most of the buildings on the street.The merchants have done a great job of making their stores attractive, but it is special to have a sense of the history of the buildings you are entering. Nicely done, Yreka!We happened on downtown Yreka during the tag end of a classic car show and motorcycle show. So the main drag was closed off and made into a pedestrian-only area. That made cruising the street on foot all the easier.
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Went to visitor center but woman was busy typing and barely said hello.
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Most buildings in this historic district have plaques describing the history of the building. And walking through the district it's easy to get a distinct feel for life when Yreka was a thriving town.
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Lots of cute local shops and restaurants. Fun place to walk around, with the added bonus of a park at the top of Miner Street.
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Lots of homes for pre-1900's many in great shape others needing a little TLC. While looking at the homes saw a family of deer in a front yard snoozing under a tree