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Tustin History 2

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  • Old Town Tustin's first doctor's office is painted yellow, with white trim.
    False
  • We saw a 1925 photo of Lemon Heights, where many Arroyo families live today.
    True
  • The Hewes mansion was built in 1908.
    False- 1890
  • The Lindsay House was originally built on Mary Tustin's property.
    True
  • The El Camino Real bells were originally 1 mile apart from each other.
    True
  • The Lysander UTT Pioneer store was one of the last stores built in Old Town Tustin.
    False
  • Walnut farmers would get stains on their hands from hulling the walnuts.
    True
  • In the diary entry of the 1892 child, he plays a game of hopscotch.
    False
  • In 2011, The first doctor's office was nearly lost, due to a massive earthquake.
    False
  • The El Camino Real bells we see now in Old Town Tustin between First St. and Newport are replicas.
    True
  • When apricots failed, they began to farm almonds.
    False
  • The Rover fruit crate label had a picture of a dog on it.
    True
  • Charles Edward Utt became an important Tustin citizen.
    True
  • David Hewes was the wealthiest man in San Francisco, and moved to Tustin.
    True
  • The Lindsay House is a "board and batten" house.
    True
  • When apricots were ripe, they would just fall onto the ground for the farmers to pick them up.
    False
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