{"id":208,"date":"2018-10-23T17:49:19","date_gmt":"2018-10-23T17:49:19","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/rfa-rocklin.org\/?page_id=208"},"modified":"2025-03-31T15:51:09","modified_gmt":"2025-03-31T15:51:09","slug":"visit-us","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/rfa-rocklin.org\/index.php\/visit-us\/","title":{"rendered":"Visit Us"},"content":{"rendered":"
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      The Lincoln Area Archives Museum hours of operation:<\/h4>\n

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      Thursday through Saturday, 11:00am - 3:00pm<\/h4>\n

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      We offer private, group, or school tours please contact us and we will be happy to coordinate your request.<\/h4>\n

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        From Vines to Veterans: A Toast to Lincoln\u2019s Wine-Soaked Roots<\/p>\n

        By Andy Solis<\/p>\n

        You may know it today as the Veterans Memorial Building\u2014a beloved gathering place for ceremonies, events, and community connection. But not so long ago, this same building was known for something a little\u2026 fruitier.<\/p>\n

        Thanks to Tales from the Archives: A Scrapbook by Jerry Logan (which I highly recommend grabbing from the Lincoln Archives and Museum), I learned something that blew my wine-loving, history-nerd mind: this building was once home to the Burdge Winery, operational as early as 1880.<\/p>\n

        That\u2019s right. Before we were raising flags in this historic space, we were raising glasses. Lincoln\u2019s downtown literally fermented with the hum of the wine industry. Barrels lined the streets. Laborers worked the foothill orchards. Irrigation canals brought water to vineyards east of town. It wasn\u2019t just business\u2014it was culture. And it ran deep.<\/p>\n

        I like to think of Lincoln\u2019s wine story as one of transformation: from crates and presses to commemorations and public service. And yet, the heart of it all\u2014community\u2014has never changed.<\/p>\n

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        Celebrating the Past at Lincoln Wine Fest 2025<\/p>\n

        That\u2019s why I\u2019m especially excited for Lincoln Wine Fest 2025, happening Saturday, April 26th in our charming downtown.<\/p>\n

        Picture this: you\u2019re sipping Viognier or Barbera with friends on the same streets that once saw crates of grapes wheeled in for pressing. Wineries from across Placer County will be pouring, downtown shops will be open, and the energy will be pure Lincoln\u2014small town hospitality with a legacy that tastes as good as it sounds.<\/p>\n

        You can snag tickets (VIP or General Admission) at\u00a0lincolnwinefest.org<\/a>. And if you\u2019re standing near the Veterans Memorial Building that day, raise your glass and toast to the winemakers who came before us\u2014and the people who keep their legacy alive.<\/p>\n

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        Visit the Museum, Walk the Story<\/p>\n

        Our local history is preserved beautifully at the Lincoln Archives and Museum, just steps from where it all happened. If you haven\u2019t been lately, now\u2019s the time. The stories inside\u2014like this one\u2014remind us that Lincoln wasn\u2019t just shaped by the Gold Rush, but by the fruit and wine industries that followed. We owe so much of our identity to those eras, and Jerry Logan\u2019s work captures it all in detail, humor, and heart.<\/p>\n

        History lives right here in Lincoln. Sometimes it\u2019s found in books. Sometimes in old buildings. And sometimes, in a glass of red.<\/p>\n

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        Written by Andy Solis<\/p>\n

        Realtor | Neighbor | Local History Addict<\/p>\n

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