We're Nuts About History
The Ridge Route Communities Historical Society is dedicated to collecting and preserving the history and artifacts in the mountains south of Bakersfield and north of Castaic. Our area of research is from Wheeler Ridge on the north to below Pyramid Lake on the south, east to Neenach in the West Antelope Valley, and west to Lockwood-Ozena areas. Read more...
Coming Events
- Night at the MuseumFriday October 19th 2018 – Free 7-9 p.m. Bring a flashlight to find Halloween surprises Refreshments, games, ghost stories in the…
- Ridge Route TourSaturday October 13 – 10 a.m. Three Hours Call museum for reservations 661-245-7747 and details
- Speaker November 2018To be announced
- Small business Saturday November 24thSaturday November 24, 2018 Visit your local small business
- Holiday Faire December 1, 2018Saturday afternoon until dusk when the lighted parade will begin
Daily Dose of History
- TEJON RANCH – THE EARLY YEARSFew locations in California remain as they were before the Spanish arrived but Ranchos el Tejon does. Thriving Native American…
Museum Store
- CUDDY CATTLE DRIVE: Frazier Mountain to Lancaster – 1921By William de Lancey Transcribed by Bonnie Ketterl Kane An actual story of this cattle drive recorded by Bill de…
- MOUNTAIN CATTLE AND FRONTIER PEOPLEby: Genevra Sisson Snedden This book contains true stories about cattle ranching,frontier life,mining and miners, hunting, play, food and school…
Robert Cuddy