Historical Monuments in Davis, CA

From Business: This church has been home to numerous ethnic groups and has a large rose garden.This church has been home to numerous ethnic groups and has a large rose garden.

From Business: An 1889 Italian Renaissance-style cathedral, this was the largest Roman Catholic church west of the Mississippi River until 1966.

From Business: Located only 15 minutes from downtown Sacramento, in scenic & historic Clarksburg, Old Sugar Mill (circa1934) is a unique community of 15 wineries producing over…

From Business: We exist so that people far from God will find life in Christ.

From Business: The Bethany Lutheran Church congregation had a vision to build a Lutheran elementary school as an extension of its ministry to the Vacaville and surrounding…

From Business: Visit Davis works to encourage visitation to the community of Davis.

From Business: The Gibson home, land, and outbuildings serve as the Yolo County Historical Museum. Located at 512 Gibson Road in Woodland, California, the museum has been open…

From Business: This trading post was a self-contained community when it was established in 1839. View a blacksmith shop, a carpentry shop and a beehive oven.

From Business: Guided tours allow visitors a glimpse of Leland and Jane Stanford's home as it was in 1871. A visitor center also offers a film, exhibits and artifacts on the…

From Business: Located in Beautiful Old Town Sacramento, this historic building dating back to the early 1900s featuring one of the most amazing corners in Old Sacramento.…

From Business: This 19th-century granite building, modeled after the U.S. Capitol, is home to the California Legislature and houses a public museum and a surrounding garden. We…

From Business: Built in 1877 for Sacramento's prominent Gallatin family, this Victorian-era mansion was home to California's governors and their families from 1903-1967. It is…