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NOVEMBER
2018 FEATURE ARTICLE |
| Letters Home Memorial Honors All Military Vets |
At the Temecula Duck Pond is the location of the “Letters
Home” Veterans Memorial. This monument was dedicated November
11, 2004 to honor all of our military service veterans regardless
of whether they were wounded, or paid the ultimate sacrifice for freedom.
Many men and women have served their country honorably during times of peace
and war conflicts, and this Memorial designed by artist Christopher Pardell
was designed to recognize average Americans and honor them for their service. |
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JANUARY
2018 - "The Invaders" |
FEFRUARY
2018 - After Years, Finally a New Temecula Bank |
MARCH
2018 - Juan Murrieta Introduced Avocados to So. California |
APRIL
2018 - Ralph Love Pen & Ink Drawings on Display at History Center |
MAY
2018 - Temecula as a Cattle Town |
JUNE
2018 - Last Items from Tom Hudson Print Shop Retreived and in
new Caring Hands |
JULY
2018 - Temecula Area Men Volunteer to Serve as “Doughboys” in
WW I |
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AUGUST
2018 - Temecula's Bible Land and the Sand Man |
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SEPTEMBER
2018 - World War I Ship Named Lake Elsinore |
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OCTOBER
2018 - Ronald Reagan Passed This Way |
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NOVEMBER
2018 - Letters Home Memorial Honors All Military Vets |