Camarillo - Maulhardt, Jeffrey Wayne
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Before Camarillo, there was Springville, and before Springville there were the Ranchos Los Posas, Calleguas, and Guadalasca. The evolution of these ranchos into the community that became the city of Camarillo is a California story of hardscrabble ranching replaced by dry farming, followed by success as an important point in the growth of the walnut and lima bean trades. The magnanimous Camarillo family left its surname, as well as a regionally famous line of white show horses, to the community. The city was also home to Camarillo State Hospital, which for generations was a West Coast mainstay…mehr

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Before Camarillo, there was Springville, and before Springville there were the Ranchos Los Posas, Calleguas, and Guadalasca. The evolution of these ranchos into the community that became the city of Camarillo is a California story of hardscrabble ranching replaced by dry farming, followed by success as an important point in the growth of the walnut and lima bean trades. The magnanimous Camarillo family left its surname, as well as a regionally famous line of white show horses, to the community. The city was also home to Camarillo State Hospital, which for generations was a West Coast mainstay for patients with mental health issues. Today Camarillo is a vibrant city of more than 75,000 people that retains the charms of both its Spanish and Mexican heritages.
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Jeffrey Wayne Maulhardt is a history teacher, fifthgeneration Ventura County native, and the author of other volumes, including Arcadia Publishing books on Oxnard and Port Hueneme. Here Maulhardt uses his own voluminous collection of Ventura County photographs, the albums of local citizens, and images donated by the Pleasant Valley Historical Society and the Camarillo Ranch Foundation to portray his forebearers' hometown.