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Town built in Holcomb Valley in 1861 |
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The town known before as Pine Knot |
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A pass in the mountains between San Bernardino and Victorville |
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A city west of San Bernardino |
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Material used to create buildings, roads, sidewalks, and dams. |
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Like a sheriff or policeman |
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A structure to hold water in a man-made lake |
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A person who is trained to build structures |
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An English speaking country in Europe |
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A feeling people had who wanted to search for and find gold |
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Area in the east end of Holcomb Valley. |
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A tree in Holcomb Valley used for hangings |
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A small valley north of Big Bear Lake where Bill Holcomb discovered gold |
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A state in the middle part of the United States |
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The original name of the village which later became Big Bear Lake |
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Area behind today's Stater Brothers store near Starvation Flat |
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Belonging to a person, not a public place or thing |
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Belonging to the community |
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A place where rock is crushed to get the ore out |
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Area behind today's Stater Brothers store near Poverty Flat |
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A form of communication similar to the telephone, but using a Morse code, not voice. |
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Road in Big Bear City that follows much of the original Van Duesen wagon road. |
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City in the desert, first known as Victor |
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