A Brief History and Walk around Shasta

Unknown Cemetery in Shasta County Unearrthed- The Brown Family Cemetery

Texas Springs, Shasta County, California -A History-

ROYAL TYLER SPRAGUE; A SHASTA COUNTY 49NER & A CALIFORNIA SUPREME JUSTICE.

Shasta, California's Historic 1860's Courthouse.

The Cold Storage Cellar of the City Market At Shasta, California.

The Fender Cemetery, Established 1885, at Oak Run, in Shasta County, California.

Noble's Emigrant Trail - Historic Bear Creek and the Dersch Homestead Site

Shasta Masonic Cemetery, Established 1864. -RETRACTION VIDEO-

JAMES SCOBIE THE NAMESAKE OF SCOBIEVILLE, IN SHASTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.

SHASTA COUNTY'S PIONEER GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE: THE McCORMICK SAELTZER COMPANY, & IT'S BRANCHES.

Abandoned Gold mine in Shasta County, CA

Unearthing Old Historic Hwy 99 Dog Creek Bridge

HISTORIC 1909 FREIGHT TRAIN CAR, WRECKAGE DISCOVERED ON SHASTA LAKE

Elias Anderson (1817-1907), the Founder of Anderson, California.

THE IRON MOUNTAIN MINE: A SITE OVERVIEW.

Redding's Abandoned and Forgotten Cemetery

Salt Creek Group of Mines

BENJAMIN B. REDDING (1824-1882); THE NAMESAKE OF THE CITY OF REDDING, IN SHASTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.

History of The Giant Orange in Shasta Lake City

19th Century Wagon Ruts Along the Sacramento River Trail Near Waugh.

Walking Through History: Tower House Historic District

Mountain View Cemetery in Oakland, California, the Shasta County Connections, the Famous & the...

OVERCOMING SLAVERY: PHOEBE COLBURN.

Unearthing Waugh's Lower Ferry Location on the Upper Sacramento River

A RAILWAY FROM BONITA TO DELAMAR: THE SACRAMENTO VALLEY & EASTERN RAILROAD.

Shasta Dam Boulevard Also Known As California State Route 151: Hidden C-Block Marker

A Grave Discovery: Unearthing A Lost Headstone

Pioneer Baby Grave in Old Shasta

The Original Site of Wright's Ferry

First Labeled as a Townsite Which Dwindled into a Subdivision Called Santa Claus.

Clear Creek Area Abandoned Gold Mine

Silver Dollar Club - Shasta Lake City, Reopen Under New Management

James Parley Eaton (1859-1916); Proprietor and Pharmacist of Eaton’s Emporium Drug Store in Redding.

The Historic Camden House Property.

Unearthing Whitmore German Cemetery