Wrightwood

1961 - 1980

1961:
Tom Pinard became the publisher of the "Mountaineer", the first weekly newspaper, beginning a career that has lasted over thirty years.

1966:
The Timberline Lions Club demolished the old Wrightwood Lodge building, and built a new Community Center and later donated the $60,000 building to San Bernardino County for the use of Wrightwood residents.

1974:
Helga Walner opened the Four Seasons Art Gallery beginning a tradition of art appreciation that has continued to the present.

1978:
The new fire station on Elm Street, under the leadership of Chief Robert Hedden (1968-1988), was dedicated to the community.

1979:
The market (Holiday Foods) was moved from the Tradin' Post building on Park Drive, where it was located for fifty-three years, to a new building on Highway 2 (Jensen's). The post office moved into a new location on Highway 2.

Also see...
Wrightwood in the 1960's
Wrightwood in the 1970's

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Mountain Hardware
The Great Outdoor Report
Current conditions, traffic and tips on FUN!

Ski Wrightwood
Ski Reports for Mt High & all of SoCal

Come & Play in the Snow!!!
Guide to great places to play in the snow

Grizzly Cafe
Serving Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Highway 2 - Wrightwood

Angeles Crest Highway
Scenic Highway 2 Road Guide

About

Country Life Realty
Wrightwood Real Estate - Homes and Land for Sale
Pam Mortimer, Debi Raihle, Cathy Lanza, Rick Jones

Eclipse Art Gallery
Featuring the fine art of the High Desert
The corner of Jacaranda & Bear Valley Road - Hesperia, CA

Digital Desert
Joshua Tree - Death Valley - Mojave Preserve
The Whole Mojave Desert Catalog

Wrightwood Rentals
Wrightwood Cabin Rentals
for a great vacation!

Devlin Realty
Fine Wrightwood Homes
& Mountain Retreats

Wrightwood Mountain Realty
Mountain Cabins for Sale
& full time home rentals

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