Town to Have Pioneer Style
With architecture and atmosphere of the colorful pioneer West, a new community already named Pioneertown, sponsored by motion-picture personalities, is envisaged for an area in the San Bernardino Mountains, according to announcements in the past week. Plans for its construction are being furthered.
For development of Pioneertown and marketing of adjacent land, more than 13,00 acres some 22 miles from Big Bear and 35 miles from Palm Springs have been acquired by a group including Roy Rogers, Dick Curtis, Bob Nolan, Russell Hayden, Tim Spencer and others, it was stated. Acreage, to minimum of one-and-one-quarter-acre sites around the townsite, will be marketed, the report explained.
Dick Curtis, general manager of the Pioneertown Corp., has announced the appointment of Gorden Brown and Bill Dennis as general sales agents for the company’s properties.
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Red Dog Saloon in 1963 53539 Mane St,
760-228-9047
Pioneertown, CA 92268A Fresh Take on Tex‑Mex in Pioneertown, CA
Located on historic Mane Street, The Red Dog Saloon is a modern desert saloon with an old-soul Western vibe. Serving authentic Tex‑Mex cuisine made with the freshest, locally sourced ingredients, we bring the bold flavors of the Southwest to the high desert—from chilaquiles rojo and chicken tinga tacos to vibrant tofu verde tacos.Dog-Friendly, Desert-Chic Dining
Enjoy your meal on our pet-friendly outdoor patio, where four-legged friends are always welcome. Whether you’re exploring Joshua Tree, passing through on a weekend ride, or staying in Pioneertown, The Red Dog Saloon is your spot for relaxed desert vibes and unforgettable food.A Spirited Collection Worth Exploring
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Turn off Highway 62 onto Pioneertown Road and follow the desert road until you see the wooden “Pioneertown” sign. Drive just a bit further, and you’ll spot the hand-painted word “Saloon” on our signature red building. That’s your cue to pull over and dig in.