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Day Trip: Mokelumne Hill - Sacramento Magazine

This little very little Calaveras County Gold Rush town beckons with history and haunts. Day trip yourself to Mokelumne Hill for a getaway.

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Mokelumne Hill summer camp teaches perseverance, modern art to local kids

Mokelumne Hill summer camp teaches perseverance, modern art to local kids
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Calaveras Music In The Parks Series Will Return This Summer

After the long quiet summer of last year, music will return to Calaveras County Parks this year courtesy of the Calaveras Arts Council.

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Mosaic mural underway in Mokelumne Hill pays tribute to town s 19th century Chinese community | News

Anne Cook, an artist in Mokelumne Hill, is working on what will be a multi-panel mosaicÂ muralÂ in Shutter Tree Park, which is named for an iron shutter that used to be on Chinese merchant Chung Kee s store in the 1870s through the 1890s. Kee came to California from Guangdong Province, had a store in San Andreas in 1868, and his wife and 10-year-old son joined him in 1870. They moved to Mokelumne Hill in 1872, where Kee opened his store on East Center, and his wife bore him two more children in Mokelumne Hill. These photos of the Kee family by Frank Peek date to the 1880s. The Kees returned to China in the 1890s.

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