ECV1850 and ECV13 Plaque:
Washington Hotel
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WASHINGTON HOTEL ORIGINALLY LOCATED ACROSS THE STREET AS A TWO STORY ADOBE BUILDING. DESTROYED BY THE 1868 EARTH- QUAKE. REBUILT ON THE PRESENT SITE IN THE SAME YEAR. THE BUILDING HAS SERVED AS A HOTEL, STAGE STOP, STATE LIBRARY, AND PRESENT DAY BED AND BREAKFAST INN. |
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DEDICATED SEPTEMBER 22, 1990 BY MOUNTAIN CHARLIE CHAPTER 1850 AND JOAQUIN MURIETTA CHAPTER 13 E CLAMPUS VITUS |
This plaque is located at
43344 Mission Boulevard
Mission San Jose.
Alameda County, CA.
Between Washington and Mission Tierra Streets, it
is the first property south of the Mission buildings.
It is now known as Lord Bradleys Inn
Bed and Breakfast.
| GPS Washington Hotel |
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| WGS84 Datum |
| N 37.53285° |
| W 121.91987° |
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