ITINERARIES FOR REDLANDS’ VISITORS HISTORY ENTHUSIASTS: Destinations: A.K. Smiley Public Library Lincoln Memorial Shrine Kimberly Crest House and Gardens – Oak Glen School Museum, Oak Glen Road – Oak Glen – Riley’s Farm, Oak Glen Road - San Bernardino County Museum Asistencia on Barton Road Yucaipa Adobe Barton School House and Nature Education Facility (in restoration now) Mill Creek Zanja Tours: Redlands Downtown Walking Tour – Available at Citrograph Printing, Mon – Friday, 9-5 Redlands Driving Tour – Available at AK Smiley Public Library Mill Creek Zanja Driving Tour and Brief History – Available at Citrograph Printing Kimberly Crest House and Gardens CULTURE: Events: Footlighters Lifehouse Theater Glenn Wallichs Theater, UR Redlands Symphony Orchestra University of Redlands recitals Inland Empire Chorale Community Chorus of Redlands Summer season only: Redlands Theatre Festival Redlands Bowl Destinations: San Bernardino County Museum Historical Glass Museum Redlands Art Association Gallery and Art Center – 215 E State Street Peppers Art Gallery, University of Redlands

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ARCHITECTURE: Destinations: ESRI Café, New York Street – open to the public Kimberly Crest House and Gardens Morey Mansion University of Redlands Santa Fe Depot United States Post Office, Brookside and Eureka AK Smiley Public Library Smiley Park Historic District Sunset Drive Alvarado Street Trinity Episcopal Church, Congregational Church Tours: Adaptive Reuse Tour Normandy Court Historic Resources OUTDOORS: Trails: for hikers, bicyclists, and equestrians (some restrictions) Redlands Heritage Trails Alliance Santa Ana River Trail (in progress) Orange Blossom Trail (in progress) Zanja Trail and Greenway (in progress) Crafton Hills Open Space and Trails Parks: City Parks, urban City Parks, rural – Oakmont Park Wildwood Canyon State Park San Timoteo Canyon State Park (not developed) Oak Glen: Wildlands Conservancy Riley’s Farm ANTIQUES/ART: Historical Glass Museum Redlands Art Association Gallery and Art Center Emma’s Trunk Antiques on E State Street AK Smiley Public Library Peppers Art Gallery, University of Redlands San Bernardino County Museum

AGRI-TOURISTS: Saturday Morning Farmers’ Market, buy fruit for hikes Inland Orange Conservancy packing house, tour El Camino Ranch, working horse ranch – demonstrations, activities Horseshoe Ranch, working horse and cattle ranch – demonstrations, activities Organic farms – Three Sisters Farm, Doug and Mamie Powell’s in San Timoteo Canyon Autumn variations: Visit Pumpkin Patch on Oak Glen Road Visit Los Rios Rancho in Oak Glen for apple picking Winter variations: Take driving tour of roadside stands in Redlands and Crafton Visit Christmas tree farms

Redlands Grand architecture, opulent mansions, and the West Coast’s Lincoln Memorial By Roger Grody Westways March/April 2012

When the Pacific Electric Railway (the legendary “Red Car”) connected Redlands to L.A. in 1914, it dramatically enhanced the inland town’s viability as a commercial center and leisure destination. Today’s visitors are reminded of Redlands’ glamorous history by the grandeur of its public buildings and the opulence of its Victorian estates. The city retains a rich blend of culture and commerce, layered with plenty of charm.

Do Relive Redlands’ once-lavish lifestyle at Kimberly Crest House & Gardens , a French-inspired hillside chateau named for the co-founder of Kimberly-Clark Corporation (think Kleenex, Huggies). 1325 Prospect Drive. 1-909-792-2111. Step back into the 19th century at the A.K. Smiley Public Library 2, a fine example of Moorish architecture. 125 W. Vine Street. 1-909-798-7565. Be inspired at The Lincoln Memorial Shrine 3, said to be the only museum west of the Mississippi dedicated to our 16th president. 125 W. Vine Street (behind the library). 1-909-798-7632.

Shop Discover a delightful literary world at Frugal Frigate 4, a children’s bookstore ensconced in a 19th-century carriage house downtown. 9 N. Sixth Street. 1-909-793-0740. Browse the seasonally decorated Mozart’s Fine Gifts and Collectibles 5, stocked with both elegant treasures and modestly priced trinkets. 244 E. Citrus Avenue. 1-909-798-2573. Reconnect with superheroes from any era—the selection of action figures is stupendous—at Comic Quest 6 . 5 E. Citrus Avenue, Suite 101. 1-909-798-1262.

Eat Tuck into a tricked-out burger, like a bison patty topped with bacon-infused jalapeño jam, at Eureka!Burger 7. 345 W. Pearl Avenue. 1-909-335-5700. Ponder a menu of 65-plus inventive pizzas—the “Wild Mayan” is topped with peanut butter, mozzarella, red onions, bacon, and hot sauce—at The Gourmet Pizza Shoppe 8. 120 E. State Street. 1-909-792-3313. Soak up downtown’s hometown charm at The Eating Room 9, which adjoins the sweet-smelling bakery of owners Martha Green and son, J.R. 107 E. Citrus Avenue. 1-909-792-5400.