FRIENDS OF COLUMBIA STATE HISTORIC PARK E (209) 532-3184 • 22747 Main St. FriendsofColumbiaSHP.org Non-profit funded by donations and Museum Store. Funds used to support educational and preservation activities in Columbia State Historic Park. HARLAN HOUSE BED & BREAKFAST (209) 533-4862 • 22890 School House Rd. Harlan-House.com An award-winning turn-of-the-century Victorian on the hill by the historic school. Stroll to town for great restaurants and live theatre, or wander the paths to the old cemetery. HIDDEN TREASURE GOLD MINE & MATELOT GULCH SUPPLY STORE E (209) 532-9693 • 533-3105 Main St. • P.O. Box 28, Columbia 95310 Take a virtual tour of a real working gold mine still producing gold today! Gold panning and sluicing instruction. Beginners & children our specialty. Educational programs and demonstrations. Mining relics & gold for sale. Open daily spring & summer 10-5. Call for winter schedule. HISTORIC FALLON HOUSE THEATRE E (209) 532-3120 • Fax: 532-7270 • P.O. Box 3030 SierraRep.org • tickets@sierrarep.org Enjoy professional award-winning live theatre in the ambience of the fully renovated historic 121 year old Theatre, offering 274 seats, including a balcony. Musicals, comedies and dramas are produced year-round by Sierra Repertory Theatre. Tickets range from $15-$28. KAMICE’S PHOTOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT E (209) 532-4861 • 22729 Main St. PhotosInColumbia.com Old fashioned photographs in costume. Be a gunslinger, a saloon girl, a miner or use your imagination. Reservations recommended. MARBLE QUARRY R.V. PARK (209) 532-9539 • (866) MQRVING (677-8464) Fax: 532-8631 • 11551 Yankee Hill Rd. • MarbleQuarry.com info@marblequarry.com Wooded sites, family and pet friendly, full hookups/tents/ cabins, cable TV & Wi-Fi, store, lounge, laundry and propane. Swimming pool, playground and recreation lawn for horseshoes, volleyball, tether ball and shuffleboard. Clubs, reunions, school/scouts/church groups welcome. Open year around. AAA approved. MT. BROW WINERY (209) 532-8491 • Fax: 536-1261 10850 Mountain Brow Rd., Sonora 95370 MtBrowWinery.com This winery produces the following varietals from their own and other local vineyards: Sangiovese, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah, Port and Zinfandel. The tasting room is located at the winery, open Sat 12pm-5pm. NEW MELONES LAKE VISITORS CENTER & MUSEUM E (209) 536-9094 • Reservations: (877) 444-6777 6850 Studhorse Flat Rd. • Recreation.gov Usbr.gov/mp/ccao/newmelones Enjoy a day out on a 12,500 acre lake which features camping, fishing, boating, a marina, hiking, picnicking, wildlife viewing and educational programs. Located 8 miles north of Sonora on Hwy 49. Visitor Center/Museum (209) 536-9543 is open year round 10-4, closed Mon & Tues in winter.
QUARTZ MOUNTAIN STAGE LINE E (209) 588-0808 • Wells Fargo Building, Main St. QMCarriage.com • fraser@qmcarriage.com Go back to the past and experience an authentic stagecoach ride - $5 children/$6 adults. Stagecoach operates 7 days a week Memorial Day through Labor Day from 10am-5pm, and in the off season Sat. - Sun. 11am-4pm, weather permitting. Start and end times may vary.
ST. CHARLES SALOON (209) 533-4656 • P.O.Box 1596 • 22801 Italian Bar Rd. stcharlessaloon@yahoo.com Character and history. Continuously operated as a saloon since 1861. Peanut shells on the floor. Old-Timers honored on the walls. Turn of the century billiard table. Serving food, wine, beer and fine ales.
ROSEMARY’S ROSES (209) 536-9415 • 12600 Yankee Hill Rd. Three miles east of Columbia State Historic Park. Own root, container grown, hard to find roses of all types over 278 varieties. Garden Tours late May to mid October - over 1300 roses in the display gardens in a picturesque foothill setting. $5 / person. Open Garden early June and early October. Call for directions.
UNION HILL INN E (209) 533-1494 • (888) 533-4667 21645 Parrotts Ferry Rd., Sonora 95370 eventkeeper@yahoo.com • unionhillinn.com An ideal setting for reunions, weddings, art & wine events. Fifty acres of Mother Lode history. Four luxurious suites at the Inn, the Bride’s Cottage, Groom’s Coop. The Barn Chapel and three enchanting pavilions to accommodate intimate to hundreds.
SEVEN SISTERS CANDLE & SOAP WORKS E (209) 536-9047 • Parrotts Ferry Rd. ColumbiaCandle.com • candle@mlode.com A unique candle and soap shop from the Gold Rush days. The soap and candles we sell are hand made here in our humble “factory.” Please stop by and watch soap being made five days a week. Mail orders are available.
WY’S ACRES BED & BREAKFAST (209) 743-1196 • 8773 Fraguero Rd., Sonora 95370 info@wysguide.com • WysGuide.com A peaceful place in the country near Columbia State Historic Park and other county attractions. Just off of Highway 49 between Sonora and New Melones Lake. Take Fraguero Rd., about 4 miles north of Sonora.
SPRINGFIELD TROUT FARM E (209) 532-4623 • 21980 Springfield Rd. stftrout@mlode.com One mile south of Columbia State Historic Park. Family fishing tackle and bait furnished. Fish cleaned & packed picnic area. Summer 10-5 daily, winter: Fri.-Sun. 10-5.
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Tea, scones, salads, quiche, lunch, antique buttons, clothing and gifts. Open Daily
PATTY’S SHACK a Gourmet Café (209) 532-2438 • 22267 Parrotts Ferry Rd. Traditional American food, like locally acclaimed Philly steak sandwiches, homemade soups and a variety of fresh salads. Greek cuisine, including Gyros, Dolmas and Greek salads. Drop in on Friday and Saturday nights 4-9pm to try surprisingly upscale dinners! Tues-Sunday 6am-2pm. Photo: Columbia:Michael Sharps
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