One of the few Buildings Left in Pine Grove
The Guys Check out the Interior of this Building
After gold discoveries in the Pine Grove hills in 1866, a mining camp called Wilsonville
quickly came to life. Renamed Pine Grove two years later, the town had a population of 200. In 1870, Pine Grove had five saloons, three hotels, variety store, hardware store, Wells Fargo agent, dance hall, blacksmith shop, stores of general merchandise, barber shops, shoeshine shop,
school, oxen yards, livery stables, two doctor's offices, and two steam powered stamp mills. Pine Grove's population peaked at 600. By 1893, the mines were worked only intermittently. Various mining activity took place up until the 1960s. Pine Grove is well secluded. Plenty of wood is available for campfires.
The Remains of a Small Outdoor Stamp Mill
Todd, Gary, Derek & The Cheap Jeep
The Best House in Pine Grove
Pat, Steve & Rob In The Pine Grove Mine
