Ramona - Revision history

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	== History ==		== History ==
	Ramona used to be an old farming area when it was first settled, with a few small farms and houses here and there. That was ~~untill~~ 1901 when the nearby city of Greenfield rapidly expanded into the area. The first fancy new roads were layed out in 1904 and the streetcar line was expanded into ramona. The area rapidly expanded throughout the 1900s and 10s.		Ramona used to be an old farming area when it was first settled, with a few small farms and houses here and there. That was until 1901 when the nearby city of Greenfield rapidly expanded into the area. The first fancy new roads were layed out in 1904 and the streetcar line was expanded into ramona. The area rapidly expanded throughout the 1900s and 10s.

	Ramona had a large mexican culture, just like many other cities in California, and many mexican restaurants filled out the area. the area housed many middle class households who worked at the factories and businesses in downtown. This stayed that way untill the 1950s when the highway act of 1956 was instituted. Many middle-upper class families moved out to the brand new suburbs like Los Llanos and Palma. Ramona turned into a working class neighbourhood with one of the highest crime rates behind Westwood. Then in the 1960s the new I-5 interstate cut the neighbourhoods of Ramona and Dawson in two. The area didnt have any new development and many stores went out of business.		Ramona had a large mexican culture, just like many other cities in California, and many mexican restaurants filled out the area. the area housed many middle class households who worked at the factories and businesses in downtown. This stayed that way untill the 1950s when the highway act of 1956 was instituted. Many middle-upper class families moved out to the brand new suburbs like Los Llanos and Palma. Ramona turned into a working class neighbourhood with one of the highest crime rates behind Westwood. Then in the 1960s the new I-5 interstate cut the neighbourhoods of Ramona and Dawson in two. The area didnt have any new development and many stores went out of business.

Eronparks at 21:53, 1 May 2023

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	* Karvapete Apartments (1970s)		* Karvapete Apartments (1970s)
	*Erkilla Apartments (1980s)		*Erkilla Apartments (1980s)
	* Pequeño Arroyo Apartments
	*Vista Del Rio Apartments (1980s)		*Vista Del Rio Apartments (1980s)
	*El Verde Apartments (1970s)		*El Verde Apartments (1970s)

Eronparks at 11:49, 1 May 2023

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	Unfortunately the neighbourhood wasnt built in until 1972 when ground was broken for a new development on the eastern side of Ramona. Many new large single family homes, big apartment buildings, a large stripmall, a doctors office and a christian elementary school were built. this new suburban development attracted many white suburbanites into the neighbourhood. This was a turn around for Ramona and since then many new buildings were built in Ramona.		Unfortunately the neighbourhood wasnt built in until 1972 when ground was broken for a new development on the eastern side of Ramona. Many new large single family homes, big apartment buildings, a large stripmall, a doctors office and a christian elementary school were built. this new suburban development attracted many white suburbanites into the neighbourhood. This was a turn around for Ramona and since then many new buildings were built in Ramona.

	Ramona is one of many older suburbs in Greenfield, therefore it's a historic neighborhood. Most of Ramona's residents are from Spanish and or Mexican decent. ~~So many~~ houses there ~~were back then~~ inspired ~~by various styles such as: Spanish revival, Spanish Colonial revival, Mission revival, Pueblo revival and many more..~~. With also the ~~typical historical Californian styles such as Craftsman and Victorian influence making~~ it a very ~~architecturally~~ diverse ~~neighborhood~~. ~~Sadly many great homes were lost due to~~ the ~~fire and sometimes demolition through out~~ the ~~years~~.		Ramona is one of many older suburbs in Greenfield, therefore it's a historic neighborhood. Most of Ramona's residents are from Spanish and or Mexican decent.

			Most of the original houses are former workers houses so there are many foursquare-based and craftsman inspired homes. With it being from the early 1900s, there are also several victorian-styled houses with the most notable being the Sean Jeremiah Khrysler house. Due to it's Mexican background it makes Ramona very diverse district because there are a few Revival/Spanish styled houses in the area, though a lot of development and the neighbourhood has only half of it's former homes. And the original stores that once filled the avenue's are basically all gone.

	== Cultural protests ==		== Cultural protests ==

Eronparks at 11:43, 1 May 2023

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	== History ==		== History ==
	Ramona used to be an old farming area when it was first settled, with a few small farms and houses here and there. That was untill ~~1898~~ when the nearby city of Greenfield rapidly expanded into the area. The first fancy new roads were layed out in ~~1900~~ and the streetcar line was expanded into ramona. The area rapidly expanded throughout the 1900s, 10s ~~and 20s~~.		Ramona used to be an old farming area when it was first settled, with a few small farms and houses here and there. That was untill 1901 when the nearby city of Greenfield rapidly expanded into the area. The first fancy new roads were layed out in 1904 and the streetcar line was expanded into ramona. The area rapidly expanded throughout the 1900s and 10s.

	Ramona had a large mexican culture, just like many other cities in California, and many mexican restaurants filled out the area. the area housed many middle class households who worked at the factories and businesses in downtown. This stayed that way untill the 1950s when the highway act of 1956 was instituted. Many middle-upper class families moved out to the brand new suburbs like Los Llanos and Palma. Ramona turned into a working class neighbourhood with one of the highest crime rates behind Westwood. Then in the 1960s the new I-5 interstate cut the neighbourhoods of Ramona and Dawson in two. The area didnt have any new development and many stores went out of business.		Ramona had a large mexican culture, just like many other cities in California, and many mexican restaurants filled out the area. the area housed many middle class households who worked at the factories and businesses in downtown. This stayed that way untill the 1950s when the highway act of 1956 was instituted. Many middle-upper class families moved out to the brand new suburbs like Los Llanos and Palma. Ramona turned into a working class neighbourhood with one of the highest crime rates behind Westwood. Then in the 1960s the new I-5 interstate cut the neighbourhoods of Ramona and Dawson in two. The area didnt have any new development and many stores went out of business.

Eronparks at 18:40, 28 March 2023

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	Then in 1965 disaster struck. A gas leak had formed at a demolition site in western Ramona, the construction company ignored safety concern and this leak was overlooked. The house blew up and sent burning debris into neighbouring houses. Most of these houses were very old and not up to standard so in not even an hour after the blaze almost the entire eastern section of ramona burned down. Firefighters only arrived 2 hours after the initial blaze. Ramona was in ruin. Many houses and businesses were destroyed and or burned down the blaze also caused damage to the new I-5. The interstate was closed down and all the interstate traffic caused gridlock in Ramona during rush hours. Unfortunately 21 people died during the blaze and 4 died after. Around 152 Ramona citizens were homeless and had to take shelter in parking garages near the town. The city and the construction company were sued to the ground by the citizens who lost a family member or house. The construction company went into chapter 11 bankrupcty soon after.		Then in 1965 disaster struck. A gas leak had formed at a demolition site in western Ramona, the construction company ignored safety concern and this leak was overlooked. The house blew up and sent burning debris into neighbouring houses. Most of these houses were very old and not up to standard so in not even an hour after the blaze almost the entire eastern section of ramona burned down. Firefighters only arrived 2 hours after the initial blaze. Ramona was in ruin. Many houses and businesses were destroyed and or burned down the blaze also caused damage to the new I-5. The interstate was closed down and all the interstate traffic caused gridlock in Ramona during rush hours. Unfortunately 21 people died during the blaze and 4 died after. Around 152 Ramona citizens were homeless and had to take shelter in parking garages near the town. The city and the construction company were sued to the ground by the citizens who lost a family member or house. The construction company went into chapter 11 bankrupcty soon after.

	Unfortunately the neighbourhood wasnt built in until ~~1969~~ when ground was broken for a new development on the eastern side of Ramona. Many new large single family homes, big apartment buildings, a large stripmall, a doctors office and a christian elementary school were built. this new suburban development attracted many white suburbanites into the neighbourhood. This was a turn around for Ramona and since then many new buildings were built in Ramona.		Unfortunately the neighbourhood wasnt built in until 1972 when ground was broken for a new development on the eastern side of Ramona. Many new large single family homes, big apartment buildings, a large stripmall, a doctors office and a christian elementary school were built. this new suburban development attracted many white suburbanites into the neighbourhood. This was a turn around for Ramona and since then many new buildings were built in Ramona.

	Ramona is one of many older suburbs in Greenfield, therefore it's a historic neighborhood. Most of Ramona's residents are from Spanish and or Mexican decent. So many houses there were back then inspired by various styles such as: Spanish revival, Spanish Colonial revival, Mission revival, Pueblo revival and many more... With also the typical historical Californian styles such as Craftsman and Victorian influence making it a very architecturally diverse neighborhood. Sadly many great homes were lost due to the fire and sometimes demolition through out the years.		Ramona is one of many older suburbs in Greenfield, therefore it's a historic neighborhood. Most of Ramona's residents are from Spanish and or Mexican decent. So many houses there were back then inspired by various styles such as: Spanish revival, Spanish Colonial revival, Mission revival, Pueblo revival and many more... With also the typical historical Californian styles such as Craftsman and Victorian influence making it a very architecturally diverse neighborhood. Sadly many great homes were lost due to the fire and sometimes demolition through out the years.

Eronparks at 08:48, 26 March 2023

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	== History ==		== History ==
	Ramona used to be an old farming area when it was first settled, with a few small farms and houses here and there. That was untill ~~1894~~ when the nearby city of Greenfield rapidly expanded into the area. The first fancy new roads were layed out in ~~1898~~ and the streetcar line was expanded into ramona. The area rapidly expanded throughout the 1900s, 10s and 20s.		Ramona used to be an old farming area when it was first settled, with a few small farms and houses here and there. That was untill 1898 when the nearby city of Greenfield rapidly expanded into the area. The first fancy new roads were layed out in 1900 and the streetcar line was expanded into ramona. The area rapidly expanded throughout the 1900s, 10s and 20s.

	Ramona had a large mexican culture, just like many other cities in California, and many mexican restaurants filled out the area. the area housed many middle class households who worked at the factories and businesses in downtown. This stayed that way untill the 1950s when the highway act of 1956 was instituted. Many middle-upper class families moved out to the brand new suburbs like Los Llanos and Palma. Ramona turned into a working class neighbourhood with one of the highest crime rates behind Westwood. Then in the 1960s the new I-5 interstate cut the neighbourhoods of Ramona and Dawson in two. The area didnt have any new development and many stores went out of business.		Ramona had a large mexican culture, just like many other cities in California, and many mexican restaurants filled out the area. the area housed many middle class households who worked at the factories and businesses in downtown. This stayed that way untill the 1950s when the highway act of 1956 was instituted. Many middle-upper class families moved out to the brand new suburbs like Los Llanos and Palma. Ramona turned into a working class neighbourhood with one of the highest crime rates behind Westwood. Then in the 1960s the new I-5 interstate cut the neighbourhoods of Ramona and Dawson in two. The area didnt have any new development and many stores went out of business.

Eronparks at 13:45, 25 March 2023

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	== History ==		== History ==
	Ramona used to be an old farming area when it was first settled, with a few small farms and houses here and there. That was untill ~~1903~~ when the nearby city of Greenfield rapidly expanded into the area. The first roads were layed out in ~~1903~~ and the streetcar line was expanded into ramona. The area rapidly expanded throughout the ~~1910s~~ and 20s.		Ramona used to be an old farming area when it was first settled, with a few small farms and houses here and there. That was untill 1894 when the nearby city of Greenfield rapidly expanded into the area. The first fancy new roads were layed out in 1898 and the streetcar line was expanded into ramona. The area rapidly expanded throughout the 1900s, 10s and 20s.

	Ramona had a large mexican culture, just like many other cities in California, and many mexican restaurants filled out the area. the area housed many middle class households who worked at the factories and businesses in downtown. This stayed that way untill the 1950s when the highway act of 1956 was instituted. Many middle-upper class families moved out to the brand new suburbs like Los Llanos and Palma. Ramona turned into a working class neighbourhood with one of the highest crime rates behind Westwood. Then in the 1960s the new I-5 interstate cut the neighbourhoods of Ramona and Dawson in two. The area didnt have any new development and many stores went out of business.		Ramona had a large mexican culture, just like many other cities in California, and many mexican restaurants filled out the area. the area housed many middle class households who worked at the factories and businesses in downtown. This stayed that way untill the 1950s when the highway act of 1956 was instituted. Many middle-upper class families moved out to the brand new suburbs like Los Llanos and Palma. Ramona turned into a working class neighbourhood with one of the highest crime rates behind Westwood. Then in the 1960s the new I-5 interstate cut the neighbourhoods of Ramona and Dawson in two. The area didnt have any new development and many stores went out of business.

Eronparks at 11:27, 11 February 2023

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	Ramona had a large mexican culture, just like many other cities in California, and many mexican restaurants filled out the area. the area housed many middle class households who worked at the factories and businesses in downtown. This stayed that way untill the 1950s when the highway act of 1956 was instituted. Many middle-upper class families moved out to the brand new suburbs like Los Llanos and Palma. Ramona turned into a working class neighbourhood with one of the highest crime rates behind Westwood. Then in the 1960s the new I-5 interstate cut the neighbourhoods of Ramona and Dawson in two. The area didnt have any new development and many stores went out of business.		Ramona had a large mexican culture, just like many other cities in California, and many mexican restaurants filled out the area. the area housed many middle class households who worked at the factories and businesses in downtown. This stayed that way untill the 1950s when the highway act of 1956 was instituted. Many middle-upper class families moved out to the brand new suburbs like Los Llanos and Palma. Ramona turned into a working class neighbourhood with one of the highest crime rates behind Westwood. Then in the 1960s the new I-5 interstate cut the neighbourhoods of Ramona and Dawson in two. The area didnt have any new development and many stores went out of business.

	Then in 1965 disaster struck. A gas leak had formed at a demolition site in western Ramona, the construction company ignored safety concern and this leak was overlooked. The house blew up and sent burning debris into neighbouring houses. Most of these houses were very old and not up to standard so in not even an hour after the blaze almost the entire ~~western~~ section of ramona burned down. Firefighters only arrived 2 hours after the initial blaze. Ramona was in ruin. Many houses and businesses were destroyed and or burned down the blaze also caused damage to the new I-5. The interstate was closed down and all the interstate traffic caused gridlock in Ramona during rush hours. Unfortunately 21 people died during the blaze and 4 died after. Around 152 Ramona citizens were homeless and had to take shelter in parking garages near the town. The city and the construction company were sued to the ground by the citizens who lost a family member or house. The construction company went into chapter 11 bankrupcty soon after.		Then in 1965 disaster struck. A gas leak had formed at a demolition site in western Ramona, the construction company ignored safety concern and this leak was overlooked. The house blew up and sent burning debris into neighbouring houses. Most of these houses were very old and not up to standard so in not even an hour after the blaze almost the entire eastern section of ramona burned down. Firefighters only arrived 2 hours after the initial blaze. Ramona was in ruin. Many houses and businesses were destroyed and or burned down the blaze also caused damage to the new I-5. The interstate was closed down and all the interstate traffic caused gridlock in Ramona during rush hours. Unfortunately 21 people died during the blaze and 4 died after. Around 152 Ramona citizens were homeless and had to take shelter in parking garages near the town. The city and the construction company were sued to the ground by the citizens who lost a family member or house. The construction company went into chapter 11 bankrupcty soon after.

	Unfortunately the neighbourhood wasnt ~~build~~ in ~~untill~~ 1969 when ground was broken for a new development on the ~~western~~ side of Ramona. Many new large single family homes, big apartment buildings, a large stripmall, a doctors office and a christian elementary school were built. this new suburban development attracted many white suburbanites into the neighbourhood. This was a turn around for Ramona and since then many new buildings were built in Ramona.		Unfortunately the neighbourhood wasnt built in until 1969 when ground was broken for a new development on the eastern side of Ramona. Many new large single family homes, big apartment buildings, a large stripmall, a doctors office and a christian elementary school were built. this new suburban development attracted many white suburbanites into the neighbourhood. This was a turn around for Ramona and since then many new buildings were built in Ramona.

	Ramona is one of many older suburbs in Greenfield, therefore it's a historic neighborhood. Most of Ramona's residents are from Spanish and or Mexican decent. So many houses there were back then inspired by various styles such as: Spanish revival, Spanish Colonial revival, Mission revival, Pueblo revival and many more... With also the typical historical Californian styles such as Craftsman and Victorian influence making it a very architecturally diverse neighborhood. Sadly many great homes were lost due to the fire and sometimes demolition through out the years.		Ramona is one of many older suburbs in Greenfield, therefore it's a historic neighborhood. Most of Ramona's residents are from Spanish and or Mexican decent. So many houses there were back then inspired by various styles such as: Spanish revival, Spanish Colonial revival, Mission revival, Pueblo revival and many more... With also the typical historical Californian styles such as Craftsman and Victorian influence making it a very architecturally diverse neighborhood. Sadly many great homes were lost due to the fire and sometimes demolition through out the years.

	== Cultural protests ==		== Cultural protests ==
	Due to the recent population boom in Greenfield, Ramona has been going through many economical changes, even after the 1970s when the eastern portion was entirely rebuild. The changes starting as early as the 1980s when they redeveloped the riverfront into new high end apartments. during the 1980s till the early 2000s many homes and businesses were taken down to be replaced with larger and fancier homes, apartments and businesses. In the late ~~2000s~~ a new 5 storey apartment complex was built on the ~~eastern~~ edge of the district. Causing public outrage and protests, these protests are still going on to this day since the gentrification of surrounding neighbourhoods of downtown greenfield has not stopped since. The economical side also changed, from a lower class neighbourhood in the 1980s to a high end upper class neighbourhood now. Businesses were replaced with fancier chain stores, such as the new high end Golden Groceries store replacing an old family owned supermarket, a new Nacho Shack replacing an old repair store and other chains such as Burgershot, Sucre Cafe and WaySub.		Due to the recent population boom in Greenfield, Ramona has been going through many economical changes, even after the 1970s when the eastern portion was entirely rebuild. The changes starting as early as the 1980s when they redeveloped the riverfront into new high end apartments. during the 1980s till the early 2000s many homes and businesses were taken down to be replaced with larger and fancier homes, apartments and businesses. In the late 2010s a new 5 storey apartment complex was built on the western edge of the district. Causing public outrage and protests, these protests are still going on to this day since the gentrification of surrounding neighbourhoods of downtown greenfield has not stopped since. The economical side also changed, from a lower class neighbourhood in the 1980s to a high end upper class neighbourhood now. Businesses were replaced with fancier chain stores, such as the new high end Golden Groceries store replacing an old family owned supermarket, a new Nacho Shack replacing an old repair store and other chains such as Burgershot, Sucre Cafe and WaySub.

	Due to all this homes have reached an all time high of generally being 1 million+ dollar homes.		Due to all this homes have reached an all time high of generally being 1 million+ dollar homes.
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	=== Apartments: ===		=== Apartments: ===

	* La Hacienda Del Rio Condominiums		* La Hacienda Del Rio Condominiums (1960s)
	* (~~Ramona's second oldest apartment building from 1969 after the accident. Shorty after it's construction is what would lead up to the others~~)		* Sandywood Apartments (1970s)
	* Sandywood Apartments		* Lang Apartments (1970s)
	* Lang Apartments
	* The Squire Square (Ramona's oldest apartment building, built in 1956)		* The Squire Square (Ramona's oldest apartment building, built in 1956)
	* Lola Place Apartment Homes		* Lola Place Apartment Homes (1970s)
	* Vide Elegante Apartments		* Vide Elegante Apartments
	* Cinco Living		* Cinco Living (2010s)
	* Ramona Studio Apartments		* Ramona Studio Apartments (1960s)
	* Karvapete Apartments		* Karvapete Apartments (1970s)
			*Erkilla Apartments (1980s)
	* Pequeño Arroyo Apartments		* Pequeño Arroyo Apartments
	*Vista Del Rio Apartments		*Vista Del Rio Apartments (1980s)
	*El Verde Apartments		*El Verde Apartments (1970s)

	== Transit ==		== Transit ==

Eronparks at 18:57, 10 February 2023

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	== History ==		== History ==
	Ramona used to be an old farming area when it was first settled, with a few small farms and houses here and there. That was untill ~~1908~~ when the nearby city of Greenfield rapidly expanded into the area. The first roads were layed out in ~~1908~~ and the streetcar line was expanded into ramona. The area rapidly expanded throughout the 1910s and 20s.		Ramona used to be an old farming area when it was first settled, with a few small farms and houses here and there. That was untill 1903 when the nearby city of Greenfield rapidly expanded into the area. The first roads were layed out in 1903 and the streetcar line was expanded into ramona. The area rapidly expanded throughout the 1910s and 20s.

	Ramona had a large mexican culture, just like many other cities in California, and many mexican restaurants filled out the area. the area housed many middle class households who worked at the factories and businesses in downtown. This stayed that way untill the 1950s when the highway act of 1956 was instituted. Many middle-upper class families moved out to the brand new suburbs like Los Llanos and Palma. Ramona turned into a working class neighbourhood with one of the highest crime rates behind Westwood. Then in the 1960s the new I-5 interstate cut the neighbourhoods of Ramona and Dawson in two. The area didnt have any new development and many stores went out of business.		Ramona had a large mexican culture, just like many other cities in California, and many mexican restaurants filled out the area. the area housed many middle class households who worked at the factories and businesses in downtown. This stayed that way untill the 1950s when the highway act of 1956 was instituted. Many middle-upper class families moved out to the brand new suburbs like Los Llanos and Palma. Ramona turned into a working class neighbourhood with one of the highest crime rates behind Westwood. Then in the 1960s the new I-5 interstate cut the neighbourhoods of Ramona and Dawson in two. The area didnt have any new development and many stores went out of business.

77.164.157.79: those offices are apart of rockwell

2023-02-04T13:10:46Z

those offices are apart of rockwell

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	* New Hope Community Church		* New Hope Community Church
	* S.J. Khrysler House		* S.J. Khrysler House
	* Neko Asia (Offices)
	* Cleveland Hardware		* Cleveland Hardware