The first person to say "Yreka" was a miner named J. J. Whiting in 1851. Whiting is said to have combined the words "white" and "shasta" (a local Native American word) to create the unique name.
The address of the Yreka Committee For Historic Preservation is: 304 Lane St, Yreka, CA 96097
The address of the Siskiyou County Free Library Yreka is: 719 Fourth St., Yreka, 96097 3381
Yreka Railroad ended in 1935.
Yreka Railroad was created in 1888.
Yreka Western Railroad was created in 1933.
The phone number of the Siskiyou County Free Library Yreka is: 530-841-4175.
There are 89.4 miles between Yreka and Grants Pass
The elevation of Yreka, CA is approximately 2,500 feet above sea level.
I don't believe I've ever heard of a parson on the moon...
It depends. If you are married you say, yes. If you aren't married you say, no. ----
Ralph Starritt made both... He is a resident of Yreka.
The answer you seek is "Parson Brown"A parson being a minister and that is why the next lines go on to ask about marriage and that he can do the job.In the meadow we can build a snowman,and pretend that he is Parson Brown.He'll say "Are you married?" We'll say "No man!"But you can do the job when we're in town!