The Cremer House
THE CREMER HOUSE
The Cremer Hotel was completed in 1876 to house, feed & entertain the laborers who massed to the San Lorenzo Valley when Redwood Logging began in the late 19th century Gambling, loose women and liquor lowed freely within its redwood-framed walls, occasionally erupting into a newsworthy brawl between patrons or the violent murder of a staff member. The series of devastating fires chat burned much of Felton miraculously spared the Cremer Hotel, earning it the title of oldest surviving structure in downtown Felton Through the years, the building has been used as a Hollywood film set, an industrial apiary, a hobby shop, a drug store, a beauty salon, and supposedly a hooch house. Today, the building houses the Cremer House Restaurant and upholds the tradition of feeding and entertaining Felton locals.
Dedicated September 7, 2016 by the Ancient and Honorable Order of E Clampus Vitus Credo Quia Absurdu El Viceroy Marques de Braneiforte E Clampus Vitus Chapter 1797
The Cremer Hotel was completed in 1876 to house, feed & entertain the laborers who massed to the San Lorenzo Valley when Redwood Logging began in the late 19th century Gambling, loose women and liquor lowed freely within its redwood-framed walls, occasionally erupting into a newsworthy brawl between patrons or the violent murder of a staff member. The series of devastating fires chat burned much of Felton miraculously spared the Cremer Hotel, earning it the title of oldest surviving structure in downtown Felton Through the years, the building has been used as a Hollywood film set, an industrial apiary, a hobby shop, a drug store, a beauty salon, and supposedly a hooch house. Today, the building houses the Cremer House Restaurant and upholds the tradition of feeding and entertaining Felton locals.
Dedicated September 7, 2016 by the Ancient and Honorable Order of E Clampus Vitus Credo Quia Absurdu El Viceroy Marques de Braneiforte E Clampus Vitus Chapter 1797
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