The restored Old Schoolhouse is open again
A ribbon-cutting on October 9 marked the end of the fire remediation project at 14531 East School Street. City Council meetings have returned to the Community Hall, and the hall is available to rent.
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About Amador City
A little city with a lot to offer
Nestled between Sutter Creek and Plymouth, Amador City is one of California’s smallest incorporated cities. Gold Rush charm still lines Main Street, where artisan shops and unique antiques fill the original mining-era buildings, including the Imperial Hotel, circa 1878. A natural creek runs through town, with walking trails and bird watching along the way.
“If you like Gold Country towns with history, charm and a sense of being buffered from the noisy outside world, Amador City is as good as it gets.”
- Settled
- 1853
- Incorporated
- 1915
- Residents
- ~200
- Square miles
- 0.3