Sutter's mill in Coloma, California (near Placerville, in El Dorado county, which borders Lake Tahoe).
It was owned by both John Sutter and James Marshall (who actually discovered the first flakes of gold).
James Marshall's sawmill was located at Coloma, California, along the American River. It was at this site that he discovered gold in January 1848, which sparked the California Gold Rush. The sawmill was part of a larger effort to support the influx of settlers and miners in the area.
John A. Sutter
Gold was discovered in 1848 in California by James W. Marshall at Sutter's Mill. This was the first of the Gold Rushes, though the Victorian goldrushes in Australia were the richest.
The first gold in California was discovered at Sutter's Mill, but there were other areas later where gold was also discovered.
Gold was discovered in California.
James Polk.
The river gold was discovered in was near the Sacramento River.
The Gold Rush in California began when gold was discovered at Sutter's Mill, a sawmill on the South Fork of the America River, near Coloma, California.
the man who discovered gold was caled John Augustus Sutter and he discovered it at his sawmill in 1848
John A. Sutter
Gold was found by John Marshall at Sutter's sawmill in Columa, CA.
Gold was discovered in 1848 in California by James W. Marshall at Sutter's Mill. This was the first of the Gold Rushes, though the Victorian goldrushes in Australia were the richest.
The gold was found in the tracers of the Sutter sawmill on the Sacramento River.
No. It was discovered at his sawmill in Columa. John Marshall was the manager of the mill.
Gold was discovered in Northern California
The first gold in California was discovered at Sutter's Mill, but there were other areas later where gold was also discovered.
John Sutter owned a sawmill near Sacramento. James Marshall was a supervisor at that mill & found gold.