California Historical Landmarks in Tehama County facts for kids

Did you know that California has many special places that are super important to its history? These spots are called California Historical Landmarks. They help us remember cool events and people from the past. This list shows some of these amazing landmarks right here in Tehama County, California. Each one has a unique story to tell!

Image		Landmark name	Location	City or town	Summary
	183	First Tehama County Courthouse	2nd and D Sts. 40°01′35″N 122°07′17″W / 40.0263955555556°N 122.121369444444°W / 40.0263955555556; -122.121369444444 (First Tehama County Courthouse)	Tehama	The very first courthouse in Red Bluff was a really important building. It was where local laws were made and justice was served for the people of Tehama County.
	117	Home of Mrs. John Brown	135 Main St. 40°10′21″N 122°13′50″W / 40.17261°N 122.230625°W / 40.17261; -122.230625 (Home of Mrs. John Brown)	Red Bluff	This house was once the home of Mary Ann Day Brown. She was the wife of John Brown, a famous person who fought against slavery in the United States.
	357	Nomi Lackee Indian Reservation	Osborn Rd. 39°57′22″N 122°29′12″W / 39.9562138888889°N 122.486563888889°W / 39.9562138888889; -122.486563888889 (Nomi Lackee Indian Reservation)	Flournoy	The Nomi Lackee Indian Reservation was a large area of land, about 23,000 acres. It was set aside for Native American people. There was also a fort located on this reservation.
	12	William B. Ide Adobe	William B. Ide Adobe State Historic Park 40°11′50″N 122°13′34″W / 40.197222°N 122.226111°W / 40.197222; -122.226111 (William B. Ide Adobe)	Red Bluff	This historic adobe building was once the home of William B. Ide. He was an important figure in California's early history. An adobe is a type of building made from sun-dried earth and straw.