Showing posts with label Mojave Road. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mojave Road. Show all posts
July 13, 2015

The Mojave River: A source of water battles and innovation

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Postcard view of the old automobile bridge at the upper narrows of the Mojave River, circa 1930. The Mojave River flows above ground year-...
February 1, 2012

Museum plans events for Arizona Centennial

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COLORADO RIVER MUSEUM: The Colorado River Historical Society and Museum, between the Laughlin Bridge and Davis Camp, is planning two days of...
September 10, 2011

Take a 'monumental' tour of Cajon Pass

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Santa Fe and Salt Lake Trail Monument (parks.ca.gov) Mark Landis, Correspondent Inland Valley Daily Bulletin For centuries, the Cajon Pa...
April 21, 2010

A Look Back: Route 66 still remembered fondly

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The original Summit Inn in the Cajon Pass around 1928 on Route 66. (The Press-Enterprise) By NITA HILTNER Special to The Press-Enterprise ...
December 9, 2009

Cut off, Goffs a study of Route's past

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Route 66 By Claudia Heller Pasadena Star-News The 1914 Goffs Schoolhouse has been renovated and now houses a museum. (Alan Heller / Cor...
September 7, 2009

Explorers blazed trails in early Inland Empire

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Mark Landis, Correspondent The San Bernardino Sun John Charles Frémont, The Pathfinder . (Public Domain) B eginning in the late 1700s, ...
May 28, 2009

ECV dedicates Desert Training Center monument

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Clamper officials pose with pride, after their latest historical monument installation. D. Westermeyer, BLM NewsBytes Issue 374 O n May 1-3...
January 8, 2009

'Citizen of the Year' Bud Smith passes away

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Obituary Las Vegas Review Journal Bud Smith at home in 2005. MELVIN SMITH JR. -- Melvin "Bud" L. Smith Jr., of Cima, Calif., pass...
December 14, 2008

Mojave Desert historian keeps California's heritage alive

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Dennis G. Casebier stands in front of the library in Goffs, Calif., that bears his name. The railroad depot replica holds the world's la...
October 12, 2008

Celebration of 125 years of Needles history

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By CAROLE BACON News West NEEDLES - The Rotary Club of Needles would like to invite the community out for a day of historical education, foo...
September 28, 2008

Goffs Depot reincarnated as library

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By A.D. HOPKINS Las Vegas Review-Journal Built as a replica of the historic Goffs Depot, this building is really a research library containi...
June 21, 2008

Something for everyone preserved in the Mojave

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Trevor Summons, Correspondent San Gabriel Valley Tribune Mojave yucca and barrel cactus. "T he main difference between a national prese...
April 12, 2008

Mojave Trail Ride 2008

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BLM people and mustangs join 140-mile Mojave Trail Ride BLM-California News.bytes Issue 328 More than 50 riders joined the Norco Mounted Pos...
March 13, 2008

Technicality may cut California desert areas from federally protected status

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The proposed National Landscape Conservation Act would unify management and funding of designated areas. But it requires 'national' ...
January 27, 2008

Piute Canyon still draws dedicated explorers

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TRIP OF THE WEEK by MARGO BARTLETT PESEK Copyright © Las Vegas Review-Journal T he stone ruins of old Fort Piute overlook a spring and veget...
December 21, 2007

150 years ago, camels appeared on Southwestern desert trails

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Winter Visitor Guide 2008 Colorado River Communities & Imperial Valley Doug Baum of the Texas Camel Corps in a typical summer uniform wo...
November 1, 2006

A dozen years of desert protection

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Chuck Mueller, Staff Writer Speeding motorists bent on reaching Las Vegas or Laughlin Nev., as rapidly as possible view the eastern Mojave D...