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. A limited display of photos and items from the areas history may be viewed in the museum's exhibit room and extensive files, covering every subject known to the mountain communities, are available for visitors to view and research.

HOW TO FIND US The Museum and Historical Society offices are located at 3515 Park Drive in Frazier Park, California. To reach the museum, take the Frazier Park exit off Interstate 5, travel three miles to the flashing red light, turn left, left again, and then left into the museum parking lot.

WHEN WE ARE OPEN The Museum and Historical Society offices are open Friday through Sunday afternoons from 12-5 in the summer and 12-4 in the winter

HOW TO CONTACT US E-mail us at rrchs@frazmtn.com Phone us at 661-245-7747 USPS mail address is Box 684, Frazier Park, CA 93225

Map of The Ridge Route Communities Click on one of the communities shown in the map below to see a brief history of that area.

ADDITIONAL HISTORIC OVERVIEWS PERTAINING TO THE AREA
PEOPLE	PLACES	THINGS
Native Peoples Edward F. Beale Samuel A. Bishop Phineas Banning David McKenzie John & Margaret Cuddy Mary Hunter Austin Arnold Rojas Frank F. Latta More people	Rancho El Tejon Rancho San Emigdio Los Padres Nat'l Forest Mt. Pinos Frazier Mountain Los Angeles Aqueduct The Ridge Route Roads El Camino Viejo Liebre Adobe Quail Lake Mansion	U.S Army Camel Corps The 1857 Earthquake The 1952 Earthquake Frazier Mtn. Facts Historic Overview of Area Geological History Mining History School History Koehring cement mixer