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Remember When

The Desert Sun
Mar. 3, 1967 featured image

Remember When

March 1957
The Agua Caliente Indians extended to the Boy Scouts of America a lease in Chino Canyon for a camp, which would not have permanent buildings and would be for the exclusive use of the Boy scouts.

March 31. 1947
A new road to Pioneertown was opened, bringing the “new town of the old West” within 30 miles of Palm Springs and Big Bear within 55 miles. The town was laid out with street of 1849 architectural design and atmosphere of the old days and was planned to be used for the filming of Western movies.

Source:

  • The Desert Sun
  • March 31, 1967

Posted: October 8, 2025

Mar. 31, 1967 - The Desert Sun article clipping
  • Pioneertown Film Museum

    Open 10am to dark daily, unless it is raining.

    At the east end beginning of Mane Street.

    Experience the magic of Pioneertown with free entry for all visitors! Explore a captivating collection of memorabilia, stunning photos, and iconic posters from movies and television shows that have been filmed here since 1947. Don’t miss your chance to dive into the rich history of this unique location!

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