Corona ranch culture preserved in heritage park

Inland Valley Daily Bulletin | October 12, 2006| | Copyright

Corona's history is rich with many stories to be told and if it wasn't for those who fought to keep it alive, no one would know what existed almost a century ago.

What is now Corona was once covered with more than 2,000 acres of citrus grove ranches, a scene completely different from today's Corona. Foothill ranch was the largest of all the citrus ranches in Corona.

The ranch was self-sufficient, it had its own company store, housed their employees, we refer to them as camps, and the ranch had a gas station,'' said Marla Benson, president of the Corona Heritage Park and Museum.

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