Historic Weaverville Brick "Fireproof" Buildings

• Building #1-McCain & Company- (1854)
  • Weaverville Flowers and Gifts
  • Trinity Treasures-(Antiques, Ice Cream)

• Building #2- -Whitney & Rhodes Bank-(1854)
  • Trinity Arts Council-(Civic Group)
  • Main Street Gallery-(Art Gallery)

• Building #3- Eder Building- (1854)
  • Mamma Llama- (Coffee Bar, Recorded Music, Gifts)

• Building #4- Fagg Building- (1854)
  • La Grange Restauraunt-(1/2)

• Building #5- Solomon Building- (1854)
  • La Grange Restaurant- (1/2)

  1854 Buildings- North to South, East Side of Main St.

  • Hocker Building - (1854)

    • Trinity County Title Company-

  1855 Buildings- North to South, East Side of Main St.

  • Clifford Hall Building- (1855)
    • Professional Office- Trinity County Chamber of Commerce
    • Professional Office- Nat Tucker Tax and Accounting

  • Weaverville Drug Store- (1855)
    • Weaverville Drug Store- (Drug Store)

  • Pacific Brewery Building- (1855)
    • Red Dragon Restaurant
    • Professional Offices(Rear)-

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  1856 Buildings- North to South- West Side of Main St.

  • Tinnian Building- (1856)
    • Professional Offices- Trinity Journal Newspaper
  • Buck & Cole Building
    • Olson Stoneware Retail Store-
    • Peralta Art Studio-
  • F.W. Blake Bank- The Diggins Saloon

1856 Buildings- North to South- East Side of Main St.

• Edgecombe Building
  • Crystal Phoenix Gallery & Gifts
• Carr Building
  • First American Title Company
• Comstock & Martin
  • American Graffitti

Other Buildings

• Trinity County Historical Buildings- Weaverville, Trinity Center, etc
• Helena, CA- Brick & Wood Buildings
• Don't forget the Original Historical Buildings of Weaverville Page.
• More Listings Coming!

Weaverville 150th Anniversary of the fireproof brick buildings constructed between 1854-1856. Eight of them were built in 1854; today they house various buildings including restaurant, title company, drug store, music store, atique store, gift shop, and more.

Three buildings, one with Hicks Weaverville Drug Store, the oldest was bult in 1855. Six buildings go back to 1856, and include an old Wells Fargo Freight Office and a bank that eventually became the headquarters of the Trinity National Forest and now is a Saloon.

The Jake Jackson Museum and Historical Park, will be providing members and docents for a Weaverville walking tour on October 1st and 2nd at 10:30 and 2:30PM, with additional assistance from members of E-Clampus Vitus. Information and storyboards will be provided at various buildings to give visitors information about the buildings. On the same day, at 10AM and 5 PM there are Blacksmithing demonstrations in the Historical Park. (530) 623-5211

Pictures, and diagrams will detail some of the original construction techniques that may be still in use today,

BE SURE TO PICK UP A COPY OF THE WEAVERVILLE WALKING TOUR and the 1860 Map Suppliment/Infopage at the Museum, and The Trinity County Chamber of Commerce.