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Wrightwood History Of the Mountains Before the Spanish built their missions, pueblos and ranchos there were the indigenous people of Shoshonean origin. To the south, across the ridge down in the foothills of the LA basin were the Gabrielinos. To the west in the canyons were the Fernandinos. Along the mountain tops and ridges and to the east were the Serrano. These nomads roamed a territory that spanned the San Bernardino Mountains and valley, and adjoining desert lands. Next |
Through the Years Indians, Missions and Ranchos The Mormon Colony Ranchers and Miners Settling the Swarthout Valley The Great Hiking Era Wrightwood, the Resort Community The Angeles Crest Highway Wrightwood in the 60's Wrightwood in the 70's Wrightwood Timeline Links to photo tours Cajon Pass Mt. Baden-Powell Mojave Desert |
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Route 66 Historic Highway 66 across the USA Interactive Map & Photos |
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Explore the Mojave Desert National Parks Joshua Tree - Death Valley - Mojave Preserve |
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