JOIN US AT OUR ANNUAL BBQ!
June 22, 2024 At the Museum grounds
Tri-tip Dinner, with all the fixings, plus dessert for $15 Adults, children 10 and under $10
live and silent auction and door raffles!
We are located at 33280 Lodge Rd, Tollhouse, CA 93667. We are just east of Sierra High School. One mile east of State Highway 168, at the Bottom of the "Four Lanes". An easy short drive to many discoveries!
" A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots. "
Marcus Garvey
A SLIDE SHOW OF HISTORIC PHOTOGRAPHS
SEVEN BUILDINGS OF ARTIFACTS
HISTORY FROM 1865
AUTHENTIC (THE ORIGINAL!) AND
HISTORIC SCHOOL BUILDING
RECREATIONS OF TIME PAST
EXTENSIVE HISTORY OF SIERRA HIGH SCHOOL
Since 1896 the waters of the San Joaquin River has been used to electrify the area from Fresno County and South, to Los Angeles. These projects are managed today by Pacific Gas & Electric and Southern California Edison.
The first power plant was on the lower San Joaquin River, between Auberry and North Fork, utilizing the then known North Fork of the San Joaquin. Now known as Willow Creek, it flows into Bass Lake and then to the powerhouse through a series of flumes to 1500 feet above the powerhouse where it goes from pen stock (large pipe) into the powerhouse.
