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The Historic Iron Door Saloon, near Yosemite National Park, was built in the California Gold Country sometime before 1852. It was first called the "Granite Store", perhaps because the front and back walls are made of solid granite blocks. The sidewalls are made of "shist" rock and mortar and the roof consists of three feet of sod, covered by tin. Click here to learn more history about the Iron Door Saloon and the surrounding area, including the Gold Country, historic Highway 49, Highway 120 (the northern entrance to Yosemite National Park), Tuolumne and Mariposa Counties, as well as Groveland, Sonora, and historic Columbia (a California State Park).
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