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Tassajara Hot Springs ♨️ Bath House ⛲

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Tassajara Hot Springs ♨️ Bath House ⛲

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Tassajara Hot Springs ♨️ Bath House ⛲

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    May 24, 2019

    Outdoor natural hot spring tub (104°F) next to stairs for cooling off in river, Indoor hot plunge 108°F, steam room, soothing outdoor setting with high quality materials.
    sfzc.org/tassajara
    Basic Tassajara History:
    Pre history - Indians for thousands of years, Esselen Indians when Spanish arrived in the area by 1770.
    1868 - J. E Rust opened camp - first official settler,
    1875 - Borden advertises settler
    1876 November - Borden sells squatter's rights to William Hart.
    1884 - Hart officially homesteads 160 acres including the springs
    1885 March - Charles Quilty buys Tassajara. He and his wife Mary and 2nd wife then widow Helen own it for 60 years.
    1945 May - Ralph Myers & James Bundgard who leased his share to Myers whose wife & then widow Helen weds Philip Terry.
    1949 September 9 - Hotel burns down and other buildings and woods
    1951 October - Angela and Frank Sappok
    1959 April - Margaret and Lester Hudson
    1960 February - Robert and Anna Beck and Fred and Nancy Roscoe who sell their share to Becks after a month.
    1966 December - Becks receive first payment on Tassajara from Zen Center
    cuke.com/Cucumber%20Project/other/history-tass.htm

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      Elevation 430 m

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      Location: Monterey County, California, United States

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