Rocklin History Tour – Huff’s Spring
Rocklin History Tour - Huff's Spring. This spring is at the north end of Johnson Springview Park 200 yards east of the Springview Middle School soccer field.
Rocklin History Tour – Quinn Quarry
Rocklin History Tour - Quinn Quarry is on Winding Lane about 200 yards west of South Grove Street
Rocklin History Tour – Pyramid Tomb
Rocklin History Tour - Joel Parker Whitney's Pyramid Tomb near the 11th green of the Whitney Oaks Golf Course.
Rocklin History Tour – Finn Hall
Finn Hall is at the corner of South Grove and Rocklin Road. It is the most visible reminder of Rocklin's once dominant Finnish culture.
Rocklin History Tour – Copp’s Quarry
Rocklin History Tour - To visit Copp's Quarry walk about an eighth mile north on the paved footpath near the east end of
Rocklin History Tour – Clover Valley Bridge
Rocklin History Tour - Clover Valley Bridge spans Clover Valley Creek in Clover Valley Park. It is the largest of the twelve granite bridges on the road that connected
Rocklin History Tour – Barudoni Building
The Barudoni Building is at 5250 Front Street, across from the Old Saint Mary's Chapel. Meat broker Joseph Barudoni built it in 1905 as a meat market, with an office for Doctor Woodbridge on the second floor.
Rocklin History Tour – Capitol Quarry
Rocklin Capitol Quarry - This granite quarry is behind the city office building at 3970 Rocklin road. To get the best view of the quarry pit, go to the second floor exterior stairwell landing of that office building.
Rocklin History Tour – Rocklin City Hall
Rocklin City Hall. This historic building is at 3980 Rocklin Road. Adolf Pernu, owner of Rocklin's early twentieth-century California Granite Company quarry, built it as
Rocklin History Tour – Wickman-Johnson Home
Rocklin History Tour Wickman-Johnson Home - This white farmhouse is at 5200 5th Street at the west end of Rocklin Road.
