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Photo courtesy of San Bernardino County Regional Parks. By John R. Beyer, Daily Press In 1881, one of the largest silver strikes in California occurred in a place named Calico. This rough-and-ready mining town grew, almost overnight, as miners dug into the multi-colored mountains which inspired the name for the

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