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The History of
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January
23, 2001
Oak Glen, California
TEACHERS:
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Dear
Friends and Family,
Many
of you have asked about homes for sale in Oak Glen.
Well, for those of you who would like to live right next to Riley's Log
Cabin Farm, there is a beautiful home for sale on Oak Glen
Road. Here are the details, from owner and long-time
family friend, Bob Weir:
COUNTRY LIVING IN OAK GLEN
12099
S. Oak Glen Rd.
2
Story Home: 2300 sf + 400 sf of usable attached space
(for conversion to play room, office or shop) which in turn is attached
to a large garage (640 sf.)
Four
Bedrooms, 2.5 baths.
Large Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Family Room,
Laundry Room and Patio.
Home
on 2.5 acres. Private Artesian Well and Stream. Fire Suppression Water
Tank. Apple Trees. Raspberry Patch. Space
for Horses. Generator for
power emergencies. Newly Painted Exterior.
FOR
SALE BY OWNER - Asking Price: $465,000
909-797-7624
I
can't speak for what the county zoning will allow, but we certainly
would welcome another Bed & Breakfast in the area. If
any of you would enjoy being our neighbor, give Bob Weir a call.
Your Humble Servant,
James
Riley
P.S.
Please read the following update on Christmas in the
Colonies.
P.S.
For the sake of those "web portals" constantly browsing the
internet to update their search engines, we include the following
boiler-plate. (Feel free to read this, if you're new to our site.)
Riley's Farm is a working apple orchard and living history farm in the Oak
Glen area of Southern California. In addition to farming, we love
history and we have provided a venue for re-enactment units comprising
many different eras. The farm regularly hosts banquets, birthday
parties, weddings, and office parties. Every year, literally thousands
of students participate in one of our school tours, where they
experience everything from weaving, candle-dipping, and cider pressing
to the drill and muster of a Revolutionary War or Civil War battle. Our
farm has appeared on the History Channel and in the recently released
feature film, Amistad, as well as many other film and television
productions. (We even try to get the producers to include us as on
screen talent, but that's another story.) On selected weekends
throughout the year, we offer "farm-stay" weekends, where
families can experience--clothing, wood stoves, muskets, and all--the
life of an 18th or 19th century American farmer. We grow sweet corn,
apples, raspberries, pears, and sunflowers, just to mention a few of our
crops. Our nephew, Devon, keeps some beautiful Belgian draft horses for
country hay-rides. We love America--its traditions, its people, its
history, and its cherished heritage of liberty in Christ. Have we said
enough? Well, one more thing: In the fall, thousands of families make an
annual pilgrimage to the farms of Oak Glen to experience the closest
thing to a New England fall California has to offer. Why don't you stop
by and say hello?
P.S.
Stay
Clear of this "Cider House"
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