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== Spanish Era == | == Spanish Era == | ||
[[File:HistoricPainting1.png|alt=Goofy picture of cattle Infront of mountain |thumb|Painting by Joe M. Of herd of cattle grazing in Present-day Springfield (Circa 1802)]] | |||
Maritime explorer Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo would first Visit the Greenfield Area on October 18th, 1542, he claimed the Upper and Lower bays for the Spanish Empire. | Maritime explorer Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo would first Visit the Greenfield Area on October 18th, 1542, he claimed the Upper and Lower bays for the Spanish Empire. | ||
Later in 1790 Spanish missionary Juan De Franklin together with a group of 72 Settlers, who would name the area Punto de Cazadores (Hunter’s Point) due to the cool climate and large amount of animals | |||
Later in 1790 Spanish missionary Juan | |||
== Mexican Era == | == Mexican Era == | ||
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== Post-conquest Era == | == Post-conquest Era == | ||
[[File:GF1850.png|alt=old greenfield map|thumb|190x190px|Topographic map of Greenfield showing Streets, Plots, Landowners, Buildings, and Height Contours. (Yuri Dopted, ca 1850)]] | (Pictorial Map like https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/A1X0fElieSL.jpg showing various greenfield buildings of 1920s, plus Lompoc, Santa Barbara, and other cities)[[File:GF1850.png|alt=old greenfield map|thumb|190x190px|Topographic map of Greenfield showing Streets, Plots, Landowners, Buildings, and Height Contours. (Yuri Dopted, ca 1850)]] | ||
== World War 2 == | == World War 2 == | ||
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== Postwar Era == | == Postwar Era == | ||
=== 1950s - | === 1950s - 1970s (La Limon) === | ||
After World War II ended, Greenfield would see a boom in population and the annexation of Rockwell. With work starting on the Interstate system Greenfield would end up having 472,932 in 1950, around two and a half times as much compared to its population of only 183,293 in 1930. This rapid population growth sprawled the city into nearby communities such as [[Los Llanos]]. Meanwhile factories in [[Baron's Bar]] shifted more towards construction to complement this expansion. | After World War II ended, Greenfield would see a boom in population and the annexation of Rockwell. With work starting on the Interstate system Greenfield would end up having 472,932 in 1950, around two and a half times as much compared to its population of only 183,293 in 1930. This rapid population growth sprawled the city into nearby communities such as [[Los Llanos]]. Meanwhile factories in [[Baron's Bar]] shifted more towards construction to complement this expansion. | ||
ashfield joins greenfield in 50s and get massive funding or some shit herew | |||
'''''[Ongoing. Defer to Lemon for any suggestions to this section.]''''' | '''''[Ongoing. Defer to Lemon for any suggestions to this section.]''''' | ||