| Help Preserve Old California: Become a Rancho Camulos Docent Volunteer! |
| To All Friends of the Rancho Camulos Museum: Learn about: -how you can become involved as a volunteer or docent at Rancho Camulos -docent led tours for families and school children -our own local Californio Rancho history -the 1853 adobe, chapel, winery, grounds and gardens -the del Valle family and their impact on California development -Helen Hunt Jackson and her visit to Camulos in 1882 and writing of “Ramona” -the Rübel family and their efforts to preserve Rancho Camulos -how Rancho Camulos became a National Historic Landmark (1 of 135 in California) If you are interested in attending the Orientation session or would like additional information please contact: Dianne Cox email: rcmdocents@earthlink.net Training sessions are in the Schoolhouse at the Rancho Camulos Museum, Piru CA |
| Rancho Camulos Museum A Non-Profit California Corporation We are a 501(c)3 organization. Donations made to Rancho Camulos Museum are tax-deductible. For further information about Rancho Camulos write to: Rancho Camulos Museum P O Box 308 Piru CA 93040 or call 805-521-1501 |
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Rancho Camulos Museum
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| Hillary Wiereter, G. Vasquez and Della Reyes join Ventura County 3rd District Supervisor, Kathy Long in promoting the history, myth and romance of Old California during Piru's RailFest celebration. Festivals and Special Events are just a few of the outreach programs Rancho Camulos Docents participate in. |
| Fillmore Rotary Club and Rancho Camulos Garden Day 2009 |
| communities of the Heritage Valley including Rancho Camulos Museum! |