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Site of California's First Grange Hall & Bayley House

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The building is in serious structural condition and attempts are underway to stabalize the building as collaps is possible. The organization Save The Bayley House is working on saving this historic structure and the surrounding 10 acres.
Completed 1862
In the former town of Pilot Hill, seven miles north of Marshall Gold Discovery Start Historic Park along Highway 49 in El Dorado County.
Pilot Hill Grange No. 1
The Grange was organized August 10, 1870, the Hall was dedicated November 23, 1880, and built by Alcander A. Bayley.
California Registered Historic Landmark No. 551
National register of historic Places in 1978 Mr. Bayley built this 22 room hotel expectin business from the Central Pacific Railroad which then took a different route.

Not shown in these photos is a large open open area in the norht wall.
Site of California's First Grange Hall & Bayley House
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