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View of the Plumas House in Quincy, Plumas County with many of its tenants on the front porch steps Gus Berg laoding the Gibsonville. Plumas House was built on the site of Quincy's first hotel which was a log building built by Billy Houck, George W. Sharpe and E.H. Pierce, was run by Sharpe (1854). Plumas House built from James Edwards, built from lumber hauled to town by Louie Hartwell from his father's ranch in American Valley. A large warehousse was torn down. Later the dormer windows were added as was an annex to the north side. Plumas House properties were James Edwards, Will Edwards (son of James), Mrs. Will Edward, Harding, Tom Loveless, Phillips Bloom, Barney Schneider, Carl Hanlale. Plumas House destroyed by fire, June 3, 1923
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