Written by Bakersfield Magazine
Written by Charlie Durgin
Lost in the clutter of TV pundits screaming about debt ceilings and who should marry who is the seemingly quaint idea of the American Dream. Does it still live from sea to shining sea?
One place it certainly lives is just under two hours from Bakersfield in Simi Valley at The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library...
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It seems like we're always making excuses not to go out of town for the weekend. After all, breaking free of the hustle and bustle of city life can be hard. You've got household chores to do, paperwork to catch up on, and a new week to plan. But what if, for one weekend, you threw aside those things and made a pact with your family to get out of Dodge? You'd discover that there are lots of places to visit within a two-hour drive that can put a little zest back in your life...
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Written by Bakersfield Magazine
Written by Bakersfield Magazine
Written by Donna McCrohan Rosenthal
Atolia Mine – (contraction of the names of Mr. Atkins and Mr. DeGolia, claim holders of property in the western Mojave Desert). In its heyday circa 1916-1918, their mining town had a railroad, four restaurants, three general stores, four poolrooms, a newspaper, and a schoolhouse, and produced more tungsten than any other mine anywhere...
Written by Donna McCrohan Rosenthal
Written by Bakersfield Magazine
Written by Janet Wheeler