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HISTORY OF TEHACHAPI

Terri Juergens
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26900 bear valley road - bear valley springs realty  - tehachapi, Ca 93561

This page will chronicle some of the highlights of the colorful history of the Tehachapi Valley.  If you are interested in more detailed information, contact the Tehachapi Museum at 310 S. Green Street, 661-822-8152, for information on obtaining a copy of 'The Long Road to Tehachapi' by Judy Barras, published by The Tehachapi Heritage League, Tehachapi, CA


Come Back to a Simpler Place in Time
 
 
Tehachapi is a unique mountain community with an abundance of wide open spaces and good old country neighborliness. But that doesn't mean that there's nothing to do in this beautiful corner of the world. We hope you enjoy your virtual tour of rural California living at it's very best! And if you should find a business or activity here that you decide to patronize, please tell them that you saw them on the Internet!
 

The elevation of the Tehachapi Valley is approximately 4000 feet, with the surrounding mountains reaching almost 8000 feet. Tehachapi's climate features four distinct seasons. Springtime is filled with apple blossoms and wildflowers, summer is sunny and mild, autumn's colors are red and gold against crisp blue skies, and winter's light snows complete the wonderful variety that mountain living provides.
 

There has been much debate for many years about the origin and meaning of the name, Tehachapi. Some historians believe that it was derived from an Indian word meaning 'sweet water and many acorns'. Others contend that it meant 'windy place'. In spite of this rather monumental uncertainty, Tehachapi grew into a business center for ranchers and miners in the area when the railroad came through the pass in the 1870s. Trains are still a vital part of the Tehachapi landscape as they make their way from the farmlands of the San Joaquin Valley, through the apple orchards of the Tehachapi
Valley, to the deserts of the Antelope Valley and beyond.

 


Bear Valley Springs 

is the only real estate office located INSIDE Bear Valley Springs gate.
We sell more Bear Valley Springs properties than the rest of the area offices combined.

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