Site of Wood's Ferry and Wood's Bridge

Nothing marks the crossing. The state's register calls the man Wood in this entry and Woods in the next one, for the town; he was Jeremiah H. Woods, who reached the Mokelumne in 1852, finished a cabin, then built a ferryboat. Six years later he put a toll bridge where the ferry had run, charging a dollar for a wagon and a pair of animals and fifty cents for each pair beyond it, so the bigger the freight team the more it paid. The present bridge stands near the old crossing.

Where it stands

More markers nearby

• Town of Woodbridge — 0.3 mi
• San Joaquin Valley College — 0.6 mi
• Lodi Arch — 2.1 mi
• Pioneer Hill and Lockeford — 7.7 mi