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Napa, CA History
The word Napa was probably derived from the name given to a southern Wappo Indian Village whose people shared the area with elk, deer, grizzlies and panthers for many centuries. At the time of the first recorded exploration into Napa Valley in 1823, the population consisted of hundreds of Indians. Padre Jose Altimira, founder of the mission at Sonoma, led the expedition. Spanish and Mexican control remained until the Bear Flag Revolution, and the valley became one of the first in California to be settled by American farmers, who started arriving in the 1830s.
When California was granted statehood, Napa Valley was in the Territory of California, District of Sonoma. In 1850 when counties were first organized, Napa became one of the original counties of California, and in 1851 the first courthouse was erected. By 1870 most of the Indians who had inhabited the valley were wiped out by smallpox and other diseases brought by the white man. The few that remained finally were taken into Alexander Valley, where a few descendants now reside on government reservations.
The City of Napa was laid out in 1848 by Nathan Coombs on property he had received from Nicolas Higuerra, holder of the original Spanish Grant. The first business establishment was opened in the new city in 1849.
It was the gold rush of the late fifties that really built Napa City. After the first severe winter in the gold fields, miners sought refuge in the young city from snow, cold, floods and disease. A tent city was erected along Main Street. There was plenty of work in the valley for disillusioned miners. Many cattle ranches were maintained, and the lumber industry had mushroomed. Sawmills in the valley were in operation cutting up timber that was hauled by team to Napa City, then shipped out on the river to Benicia and San Francisco. Moving Companies in Napa, CA.

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