The Vail Ranch Restoration Association is engaging professional photograpaher Steve Allen to take photographs of individuals and families with historic backdrops in the Little Temecula History Center.
The Little Temecula History Museum is next door to Kohl's.
For a $20 donation you will receive 3 copies each of 2 poses in covers suitable for gift giving.
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OCTOBER 23 & 24 and NOVEMBER 5 & 6 : 3 - 7 pm
To schedule your photo shoot or for more information please contact: Toni Benson at 951-850-4373 or tonibenson@msn.com
The Little Temecula History Museum is located adjacent to the original Vail Ranch buildings. It is filled with artifacts that speak to the history of this remarkable area and many of these items can be picked up and handled by the visitors to this very special place.
Climb aboard a replica of Butterfield Stagecoach that ran through the Temecula Valley from 1858 until 1861, pausing at an adobe stage stop. Crank a mechanical bellows on a blacksmith’s forge that was used to heat and shape horseshoes on the Vail Ranch from 1905 until the ranch was sold to developers in 1964. See how an antique rope making device can turn twine into small rope for daily use on the Ranch. Explore the construction of an authentically restored chuck wagon and learn how “Cookie” fed the dozens of cowboys on the sprawling, 87,500 acre Vail Ranch that was home to thousands of head of cattle!
