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The SandNSky Cherokee parked near the site of Freeman's Station.
Photo by Scott Schwartz
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Former stage coach driver Freeman Raymond settled at this spot in 1873; today, traffic roars past on the nearby 14 freeway. But, in Raymond's day, the spot was near the intersection of two stage routes, and he built a way station that provided food, water, and supplies to dusty travelers and their horses.
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Today, only a rusted pipe remains where Freeman Raymond and his wife once
operated their stage stop. The place burned down in 1915.
Photo by Scott Schwarrtz
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