Historical Sites & Tales Found in Lemoore & Hanford

The Hanford and Lemoore area of California has some very interesting historical aspects and Jeff searches them out. First, he visits the historic adobe home built by Daniel Rhoads who helped organize the first rescue effort for the stranded Donner Party near Truckee in 1847. Secondly, he will check out historic buildings in Hanford itself, including the old jail and courthouse. And China Alley. Thirdly, he'll visit the grave of Marlene Miller, a 1961 homicide victim in a criminal case that will go to the U.S. Supreme Court. Lastly, Jeff will visit the Hanford grave of Mariana Andrade, reportedly the wife of notorious early California outlaw Joaquin Murrietta. #hanford #historyhunters * * * * CHECK OUT OUR MANY VIDEOS! All of our videos may be found under the video tab! The link to the video on Steve Perry in Hanford is:    • Exploring Steve Perry locations in his hom...   Lots of folks will ask us: "Have you done a story on ....(fill in the blank)?)" We suggest that you peruse our video list to see all of the videos that we have done dating back to 2017. The video list is accessible on our home page. We also have a History Hunters on YouTube Facebook page if you'd like to check it out. Tell your friends about us, History Hunters! We have surpassed the 177,000 subscriber mark thanks to all of you! We always are grateful when folks reach out and ask how they can financially support our channel. The best way would be via Venmo @History-Hunters. We also accept PayPal payments at [email protected] which obviously is our email address. Thank you for supporting us with our travel expenses!