Young adults celebrate the end of WWII, which brought some major changes that would shape Yucaipa’s future. Yucaipa evolved from being a Native American village to a city where agriculture…
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Alfred and Albert Smiley. In 1888, shortly after Redlands was incorporated, many citizens began to recognize the need for a public library. As a temporary solution, several private groups established…
Trona Pinnacles, a major landmark in Trona. The community of Trona was established as a result of Searles Lake, which is known to contain a variety of minerals that attracted…
Giant Rock, located near Landers, is approximately seven stories high and covers almost 6,000 square feet. For thousands of years, the towering boulder served as a landmark and gathering place…
The Arrowhead landmark is located in the foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains. The Arrowhead landmark, which can be seen for miles, is located in the foothills of the San…
City of Colton, circa 1920. The city of Colton has served as a crossroads and center of regional activity for more than 100 years. It was named after David Douty…
Slover Mountain in 1906. Slover Mountain, also known as Mount Slover and Marble Mountain, is a former landmark in south Colton. It was also referred to as Tahualtapa (Raven Hill)…
The famous 20 mule team wagons hauled borax from Searles Lake circa 1900. Located near Trona is an extremely rare lake that was discovered by John Searles in 1862 that…
The town of Earp circa 1960. The town of Earp is an unincorporated community in San Bernardino County bordering Arizona. Originally called Drennan for 20 years, the town was renamed…
The first steam-powered line, which began serving the Highland area in 1888, ran from downtown San Bernardino to Harlem Springs in Highland. Located at the southern base of the San…
