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National Register of Historic Places in Napa County, California
 
  Soscol House in Napa, California Landmark #79000506
Soscol House
1011 Soscol Ferry Road
Napa

The Soscol House is open to the public as the Villa Romano restaurant.

Soscol House Commemorative Plaque
Soscol House - 1855

Built by Elijah True at the junction of the county road from Napa city and the Old Ferry Road, now Soscol, which served the Suscol ferry crossing at the Napa River west of here.

The thriving transportation center developed here from the stagecoach and wagon traffic was called Soscol; taking that name from the Patwin Indian village site located on the banks of Suscol Creek east of this place at State Highway No. 29.

Moved March 1978 to this site and refurbishing completed by H.&M. Carroll, December 1979.

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