Historic Buildings of Groveland, California

	Groveland Hotel Built 1849	The Groveland Hotel was built in 1849 by George Reed, a gold rush sawmill operator. An additional wing was built in 1914. It is Groveland's largest adobe building.
	Texaco Service Station Built c. 1935	Calpingers' Texaco Service Station was built around 1935. It is currently the Iron Door General Store.
	Hotel Charlotte Built 1921	The Hotel Charlotte was built in 1921 during construction of Hetch Hetchy reservoir. It is of neoclassical design.
	Casmir Reboul's Trading Post and Restaurant Built 1849-1852	Currently the Helping Hands Thrift Store, this is one of Groveland's oldest buildings.
	Cassaretto Home Built c. 1900	The Cassaretto Home was built around 1900 by Edward Cobden.
	Justice Court and Library Built 1918	A concrete block structure built in 1918 housed the Justice Court and Library downstairs until the 1990s. Currently it is the Groveland Community Hall.
	Baird's Hotel Built 1920	Baird's Hotel was originally a three story building. The Lumsden house is all that remains.
	Craftman-style House Built 1920	Built in 1920, this craftman-style house is currently occupied by United Mortgage and One Hour Photo.
	Margaret Simmons Home Built 1900	The Margaret Simmons Home was constructed in 1900 by Edward Cobden. It was extensively remoddelled in 1998 and is currently the All Seasons Groveland Inn.
	Groveland School House Built 1916	The Groveland School House was built in 1916 with voter approved bonds. It is a Spanish revival frame building, currently occupied by the Yosemite Bank.