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Today In SCV History: December 9, 2001 – Newly Restored Ramona Chapel Dedicated At Heritage Junction

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The Ramona Chapel at Heritage Junction was formally dedicated on Dec. 9, 2001, celebrating the completion of a year-long restoration led by SCV Historical Society board member Allan Howe. A plumbing contractor by trade, 84-year-old Howe worked on the Ramona chapel nearly every day from August 2000 to December 2001. He painstakingly rebuilt damaged woodwork and uncovered the original color ...

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Today In SCV History: April 11, 1987 – Ramona Chapel, Red Schoolhouse Relocated To Santa Clarita History Center In Hart Park

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In April 1987, two iconic structures — the Little Red Schoolhouse and the Ramona Chapel — were relocated from Robert E. Callahan’s Old West in Agua Dulce to await new lives at Heritage Junction in Santa Clarita. A quaint sign mounted beneath the schoolhouse door reads, “100-Year-Old School Benches,” hinting at the rich educational history encapsulated within its modest frame. ...

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