By G. Rick, Ridge Route Museum & Historical Society

The Ridge Route Communities Museum & Historical Society is proud to announce that we will be expanding into the “Barn Property” between the museum and the Frazier Park Post Office. This lot has sat vacant for many years, and the longtime owner had been reluctant to sell.

We recently reached the owner by phone, and were able to secure a lease on the property. We will use it to expand the museum’s footprint. We plan to renovate the barn, including adding new doors and a concrete floor; remove…(please see below to view full stories and photographs)

Photo captions:

This 1950 photo is from the museum’s files of the old Frazier Park swimming pool, believed to be located on the northeast corner of the barn property. The shot is looking southeast from the pool. The subjects are identified as Stanley Henslay and Margaret Graff. The house in the background is the house in the corner bend of Park Drive and East End Drive. The tree to the left is the large pine tree the museum lights up during the holiday season, and the one to the right is the oak tree behind their gas station exhibit.

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This is part of the March 18, 2022 online edition of The Mountain Enterprise.

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