Etiwanda by Bus

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Etiwanda by Bus

• Mrs. M. Marino
• John L. Golden Elementary School
• Etiwanda School District

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Objectives and Standards

• 3.2 Students describe the American Indian nations
  in their local region long ago and in the recent
  past
• 3.3 Students draw from historical and community
  resources to organize the sequence of local
  historical events and describe how each period of
  settlement left its mark on the land.

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Hoppe House

• 6155 East Avenue
• Christmas tree farm

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Highland Avenue Street Trees

• Palm trees
• Eucalyptus trees
• Windrows

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Hippard Ranch

• 13181 Victoria Street
• Bernard Maybeck

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Stegmeier House

• 7050 Etiwanda Avenue
• Jacob Stegmeier
• Queen Anne style

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Etiwanda Congregational Church

• 7126 Etiwanda Avenue
• 1902
• Court

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Chaffey-Garcia House

• 7150 Etiwanda Avenue
• Arc Lamps
• Telephone

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Fisher House

• 7165 Etiwanda Avenue
• Porch
• Home Telephone Company

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Grapeland School and the Bell

• Grapeland and Perdew
• 1892

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Chaffey-Isle House

• 1883
• James C. Isle
• Citrus producer
• Founder Etiwanda Citrus Association

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Etiwanda Railway Station

• 7089 Etiwanda Avenue
• Pacific Electric Line

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Etiwanda Metate

• 6925 Etiwanda Avenue
• Shoshone Indians

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Johnston Home

• 6998 Etiwanda Avenue
• grapes and raisins

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Etiwanda School District

• 1883

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• Etiwanda by Bus
• (answer sheet)
• Name ___________________________________ Date __
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• The George Hoppe was the planter of one of the
  first commercial Christmas tree farms.
• Palm and eucalyptus trees were used to shield the
  community from the high gusty winds.
• Bernard Maybeck, a famous architect from San
  Francisco, designed the Hippard Ranch for George
  Hippard.
• The Stegmeier House is a Queen Anne style that
  was built in 1908.
• The Etiwanda Congregational Church was the center
  of meetings in the community and for a time the
  Etiwanda Justice Court used the basement!
• The Chaffey-Garcia house was the location of the
  first electric light, west of the Rocky
  Mountains, in 1882.
• In 1895, the Fisher house was built with a porch
  that was quite detailed. This house is the
  location of the switchboard for the Home
  Telephone Company.
• The bell, that once called the students in for
  class at the first school, rang to celebrate the
  ending of World War II.
• George Chaffey Jr. departed to Australia in 1886,
  and this house was sold to
• James C Isle.
• In 1914, a Mission Revival style building was
  built as part of the Pacific
• Electric Line, the local railroad.
• The Etiwanda Metate is believed to be a grinding
  stone that was used by the local Shoshone Indians
  for grinding acorns.
• George F. Johnstone was instrumental in promoting
  table grape crops in southern California and he
  owned a local raisin packing house.

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Vocabulary

• Eucalyptus tree A tree that is native to
  Australia. It was used for protection from the
  wind.
• Porch A covered platform, usually having a
  separate roof, at an entrance to a building.
• Wind rows Trees planted in a row
• for wind protection.