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Six miles north of Middletown, California

Just published!

A brief but substantial overview of the history of south Lake County, California, where in 1853 Stone House was one of the first homes... probably the first house in Lake County more solid and enduring than a log cabin.

This little book looks at the only two Spanish land grants patented in Lake County, with a glimpse of  the influx of pioneers and a good reason most of them settled closer to Clear Lake and outside the boundaries of the ranchos.

It briefly details both the founding of Middletown and how the Rancho Guenoc became home to Hidden Valley
Lake, all by explaining the


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transitions among the six owners of Stone House throughout its almost 160-year history.

The 32-page booklet sells for $8 at Stone House during open house hours and is currently  sold at Hardester's Market and Coyote Valley Pharmacy in Hidden Valley Lake and at the Middletown Bookstore, Bunk House Gift Shop, Twin Pine Casino gift shop, and Hardester's market in Middletown.



It is sold at both the Lakeport Museum and the Schoolhouse Museum in Lower Lake, and at the Sharpsteen Museum in Calistoga.


32 pp. + color cover, 7x8½"

$8 each
Please add $2 ea postage

Order by email:
stonehouse@mchsi.com
or call 707-987-2349

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Still Available

The Story of Guenoc Ranch
Lake and Napa County, California

A reprint of the 1976 classic by Genevieve Magoon
Covers the development of the vineyard lands on the Rancho Guenoc that were
bought by the internationally famed beauty Lillie Langtry in 1888, and in the 1960s became the first large-scale winery in the rebirth of Lake County's wine industry.

96 pp., 6x9"  $12.99 + $2 postage
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Order by email: stonehouse@mchsi.com  or call 707-987-2349


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