In San Andreas (California Historical Landmark No. 252), a town rich in history and minerals alike, you can experience firsthand the resilience of the people who called it home during its early days as a noted mining camp. Established by Mexican settlers in 1848, San Andreas was known for being the rendezvous spot of the infamous Robin Hood of El Dorado, Joaquin Murieta. The town has endured fires and rebuilding, with its newspaper first appearing in 1856. Today, it stands proudly along State Route 49 at San Antonio Creek, just five miles south of the town, bearing landmark reference number #252. When you visit this historic place, prepare to be captivated by the stories that echo through the streets, bringing the past to life before your very eyes.