Times of India·
In 1933, Joel McCrea bought farmland; in 1995, it was donated and is now a protected open space
In Santa Rosa Valley, Joel McCrea's expansive ranch became a cherished piece of history. Following his death, the McCrea family chose to allocate parts of the land for public benefit, aiming to halt commercial encroachment and maintain the area's natural aesthetics. This significant contribution led to the ranch's inclusion in the National Register, highlighting its historical importance and ensuring the protection of local wildlife and plant life.
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