The developers of some townsites made lots of money, others failed. The land changed hands and often changed uses. The constant migration of people would ensure that population would continue to grow, and communities would expand. Projects and Activities 1. Students can make their own maps of the Loma Linda area, based on the Map Room of this website.
Students can design their own community, with streets and services.
They would need to decide what things are essential to make a healthy community. Computer simulation programs, like Sim Town, let students build towns and cities. The worksheets may be used as either a lesson guide and written in as you go along, or as a test. Feel free to make up your own to fit your approach to the curriculum Adventures Travel past the Frink Adobe on Mission Road, the Van Leuven Mansion on Mt. View Avenue, and Snug Harbor, on Ritchie Circle, in Loma Linda. These are the remaining buildings from this period of history.