
The San Jacinto Valley anchors this mid-century portrait of southern California, where the burgeoning citrus and agricultural lands of Hemet and Valle Vista meet the rising slopes of the San Bernardino Mountains. This geography is defined by a clear transition from the orderly grid of the valley floor, served by the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad, to the remote canyons and cattle ranges of the Santa Rosa Hills.
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