Many of the buildings you see in modern day Weaverville were built in "Gold Rush" days, the 1850s, and are still serving the community today as private residences, stores, government buildings and professional offices. The best of modern technology serves this unique community, but the responsibility to their pioneer families guides the local residents to preserve the past.

Look carefully at the images on this website, you may just be able to see back into time... You can easily put yourself in this timeless location by visiting Weaverville and Trinity County soon.

Take the self-guided Walking Tour, or Check with the Jake Jackson Museum for Guided Tours. You will find many links to websites featuring information and advertisements to make your stay more pleasureable and educational.

The 150th Anniversary of the Historic "Fireproof" Buildings built in 1854 of red brick is celebrated with the assistance of the Trinity County Historical Society, Weaverville Chamber of Commerce and local chapter of E Clampus Vitus.

Annual 4th of July Parade, Fireworks and Community Events

Colorful Float and the restored Redding-Weaverville Stagecoach travels a familiar route

CLICK HERE for 2003 4th of July Photo Gallery