Willow Springs, California
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Willow Springs was once a stage stop until purchased by Ezra Hamilton. His intentions were to have sufficient water to run the mill for his Tropico gold mine, but the tranquil location proved to be a good site for a resort. In 1904, Hamilton spent $40,000 to build what was eventually 27 stone buildings including houses, a hotel, a school and even a swimming pool. The resort continued until the post office closed in 1918. Today some of the buildings are still occupied.
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Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willow_Springs,_California
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Coordinates: 34°52'41"N 118°17'43"W
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Willow Springs International Motorsports Park
Willow Springs Main Track
Rosamond Skypark Airport, Residential Fly-in Community
Westpark
Lone Butte Ranch
1CL1 Little Buttes Antique Airfield
Lancaster Water Reclamation Plant
General William J Fox Airfield (WJF/KWJF)
Piute Ponds, Los Angeles County, California
Edwards Air Force Base