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	Rancho Camulos
		Camulos bustled with extended family members and workers of Indian and Mexican descent, with up to 200 people living at the ranch during years of peak agricultural production.
		After the second printing of Jackson’s novel, in which Camulos was cited as the Home of Ramona, the Del Valles were inundated with tourists traveling on the region’s new railroads, hoping to seek a glimpse of the romantic heroine.
		Rancho Camulos remained in the Del Valle family until 1924 when it was sold to August Rübel, whose heirs are the current owners.
	www.heritagevalley.net /Camulos.htm (493 words)

	Rancho Camulos Museum - Historical Overview
		Camulos was located at the western boundary of the rancho and was originally a Tataviam Indian village known as Kamulus.
		The federal industrial census for 1870 records the Camulos Ranch winery as the largest of the four vintners in the San Buenaventura Township of Santa Barbara County, with 45 tons of grapes resulting in 6,000 gallons of wine and 800 gallons of brandy.
		Camulos was known for its fine brandies and wines primarily between the 1870s and early 1900s.
	www.ranchocamulos.org /History (3691 words)

	Rancho Camulos: A Comprehensive History.
		Rancho Camulos became the first ranch in what is now Ventura County to plant citrus for commercial development, although on a small scale, as the lack of railroads required the fruit to be hauled by wagon to Los Angeles.
		Additional features of Camulos accurately referenced in Jackson's novel were all unmistakably part of the ranch setting: the wooden cross on the hill, the chapel, the bells and the fountain and courtyard.
		Rancho Camulos was built at the western edge of the original 48,612 acre Rancho San Francisco, granted in 1839 to Antonio del Valle, majordomo and administrator of Mission San Fernando.
	www.scvhistory.com /scvhistory/camulos-nrhp3.htm (10924 words)

	L.A. Daily News - Santa Clarita (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The 1,800 acres of Rancho Camulos, about eight miles west of Interstate 5 on state Route 126, support a working ranch where oranges and a variety of produce are still grown.
		Rancho Camulos and its 1,800 acres were carved from that massive stretch of land in 1853 and became the permanent home of Ygnacio and Ysabel del Valle and their children eight years later.
		Weireter, a del Valle descendant, said her grandfather and great-grandmother were born at Rancho Camulos.
	u.redlandsdailyfacts.com /Stories/0,1413,200~20949~2820644,00.html (779 words)

	Ranchos Camulos - Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
		A National Historic Landmark, the 40-acre Rancho Camulos complex, completed between 1853 and 1935, contains buildings and structures representing the broad range of building types and architectural forms that defined the historic evolution of agricultural development in southern California during the second half of the 19th century and the early decades of the 20th century.
		The rancho complex established at Camulos by Ygnacio del Valle in the mid-1850s was a significant expression of the early era of settlement and agricultural development of the former Spanish/Mexican estate lands in the greater Los Angeles area.
		The Camulos property is also significant for its association with the unique circumstances surrounding the publication and promotion of Helen Hunt Jackson's 1880 novel, Ramona.
	www.cr.nps.gov /NR/feature/hispanic/2002/rancho.htm (216 words)

	Rancho Camulos NRHP
		The grouping of buildings at Rancho Camulos, including the Ygnacio del Valle adobe, winery, fountain, bells, and chapel are eligible for listing as a National Historic Landmark under Criterion 1 because of their exceptional value in interpreting the social and economic history of the California rancho from 1853 to 1880.
		The additional buildings constructed at Rancho Camulos between 1881 until 1943 are also eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places under Criterion A for their contributions to the development of agriculture in the Santa Clara Valley.
		This singular event, combined with the arrival of the Southern Pacific railroad at Camulos in 1887, propelled the rancho into a nationwide notoriety that proved key to the romanticizing of the mission and rancho era of California history.
	www.vcnet.com /sbra/projects/camulos (683 words)

	California Countryside™ \| Communities \| Destination \| Heritage Valley
		Established by Ygnacio Del Valle in 1853, Camulos was once part of a 48,000 acre Mexican land grant and a bustling center for agriculture (many refer to Heritage Valley as the Citrus Capital of the World).
		After the second printing of Jackson's novel, in which Camulos was cited as the home of Ramona, the area was inundated with tourists traveling on the region's new railroads, hoping to seek a glimpse of the romantic heroine.
		The quiet community of Piru is next to Rancho Camulos, founded circa 1887 by a man who came to the valley with the idea of establishing a "Second Garden of Eden." At the turn of the century, the Piru Hotel was the only hotel between Santa Paula and Castaic Junction.
	www.californiacountryside.com /communities/heritagevalley (448 words)

	For Your Perusal: Nevrek and the Vishmiir: Part Two
		Camulos continues to beseech the gods for mercy and guidance.
		Camulos suddenly begins clutching at the side of his face.
		A faint, ghostly hiss emanates from the corpse of Camulos.
	pages.prodigy.net /aulistrian/Vishmiir4.html (2597 words)

	Sunset: More than just our home - Western Wanderings - Rancho Camulos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Rancho Camulos remains a working ranch--as it has been for 150 years--and a window onto what California was like when it was young.
		Camulos became an essential stop for prominent artists and writers traveling between Los Angeles and Santa Barbara.
		Novelist Helen Hunt Jackson used Rancho Camulos as the setting for her 1884 romance, Ramona: A Story, the best-seller that helped lure Easterners by the thousands to settle in Southern California.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1216/is_6_211/ai_111354269 (686 words)

	CHAPTER IV: THE REAL AND OTHER CHARACTERS
		Ex-State Senator Reginald F. del Valle, the eldest son of the widowed mistress of Camulos ranch, may have suggested to the novelist the Felipe of the story.
		Upon the death of her mother Blanca went to Camulos and remained there for nine years, wholly unconscious of the existence of the jewels, or that such a rich marriage dot awaited her.
		The child had previously been at Camulos ranch and had been so tenderly and considerately treated by the Señora that she wanted to go to her, and had slipped away from her squalid Indian quarters, not far from the del Valle abode, and was on her way there.
	southwest.library.arizona.edu /true/body.1_div.4.html (2650 words)

	phorum - Ramona Book Forum - more info about the home of ramona
		The 1994 Northridge earthquake was a blessing and a curse for Rancho Camulos.
		Reinders, 43, is one of 17 relatives who own Rancho Camulos, a mission-style ranch on nearly 1,800 acres of an original Mexican land grant two miles east of Piru.
		Reinders said the first half of the book was set at Camulos Ranch, where Jackson had spent a few hours as she toured the Southwest.
	foro.telenovela-world.com /n4/read-t.php?f=25&i=300&t=300#reply_300 (1064 words)

	The Magazine of Santa Clarita, November, 2001 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Rancho Camulos Museum stands as a vibrant reminder of California’s Mexican heritage as one of the best surviving examples of an early California rancho in its original rural environment.
		Established by Ygnacio del Valle in 1853, Rancho Camulos was once part of a 48,000-acre Mexican land grant deeded to Ygnacio’s father, Antonio del Valle, in 1839.
		Camulos Ranch was sold to August Rubel who Rubel had a great appreciation for the historical legacy he had acquired and fostered within his family a sensitivity to historic preservation.
	www.santaclaritamagazine.com /Pages/1101/110112.html (639 words)

	CHAPTER XVI: THE HOME OF (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		That Camulos ranch was selected and intended as the home of Ramona is not to be questioned.
		A visit to Camulos ranch on July 2, 1913, enables me to revoice the declaration that ‘‘the aroma of it all lingers there still.’’ ‘‘The Señora Moreno's house’’ is there just as Mrs.
		In the valley in which Camulos ranch is located I have seen the wild mustard growing just as described in Ramona--‘‘in the branches of which the birds of the air may rest.
	digital.library.arizona.edu /southwest/true/body.1_div.16.html (2688 words)

	Vampire-Magazine.com - Camulos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Camulos is a German fl metal band that has been signed to Christhunt Productions ever since their foundation.
		Their first album is entitled "Der Untermensch (Mit Namen Christ)" and this caused them so many problems in Germany that the title and the cover has been banned (for it glorifies the violence against Judeo-Christianity), in Germany the cover/title has...
		The name of Camulos comes from the god of the "Remi" which were a celtic tribe who lived in what we call Belgium today.
	www.vampire-magazine.com /bands/camulos/info/6189_band_information_camulos.html (301 words)

	Colchester -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Colchester lies 54 miles (87 km) east of (The capital and largest city of England; located on the Thames in southeastern England; financial and industrial and cultural center) London, with direct links into the capital via the A12/M25 road network, or 47 minutes by train into the heart of the city.
		Its Celtic name was "Camulodunon", meaning "the Fortress of (Click link for more info and facts about Camulos) Camulos".
		(Camulos was the Celtic god of war.) This name was modified to the Roman spelling of "Camulodunum" (written "CAMVLODVNVM").
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/c/co/colchester.htm (2977 words)

	CHAPTER XII: DOñA
		Jackson, in the blending of their lives, the character of Ramona, and that Reginald F. del Valle, the eldest son of the family, could truly be taken as the original of Felipe.
		In her last moments she begged to be taken to Camulos that she might die amid scenes which were the dearest to her on earth, where her children had been raised and where her husband was lying under the altar of the little chapel.
		"As a young woman, wife and mother, the Señora of Camulos was a model of Christian womanhood, and she leaves the sweetest memories of all that stands for goodness of life in Christian virtue.
	southwest.library.arizona.edu /true/body.1_div.12.html (1418 words)

	Ventura Convention and Visitors Bureau
		After visiting Rancho Camulos in 1884, Helen Hunt Jackson was inspired to write the novel Ramona 121 years ago and it changed the course of California history.
		The docents of the Rancho Camulos Museum are inviting the public to re-visit this National Treasure at a spectacular fiesta, celebrating the Hispanic roots of California.
		Rancho Camulos is located at 5164 East Telegraph Road, 2 miles east of the city of Piru, on Highway 126.
	www.ventura-usa.com /press/index.cfm?action=Article&ArtID=106 (739 words)

	Camulos
		However, the greatest concentration of inscriptions are found in Belgium around the regions of Arlon and Kruishoutern which has led to the conclusion that Camulos was a deity particularly important to the Remi, a Belgic tribe of the region, to whom he was known as Camulos of the Invincible Sword.
		The cult of Camulos would therefore seem to be spread throughout the length of mainland Britain and might reflect the northwards spread of the Belgic tribes in Britain.
		Camulos, though obviously a warrior deity may be the patron of such champions and would therefore lend himself as the insular patron of gladiatorial combatants.
	www.celtnet.org.uk /gods_c/camulos.html (470 words)

	Rancho Camulos Museum Piru, CA - Event Venues - Event Spaces - California
		The charm of Camulos is also due in part to its remoteness from the frenetic activity of urban life and the drama of the Santa Clara River Valley's rugged mountains.
		Rancho Camulos Museum is a National Historic Landmark that stands as a vibrant reminder of California's Spanish and Mexican heritage.
		Set within an 1800 acre working ranch in the scenic Santa Clara River Valley, Rancho Camulos is the only Mexican land grant rancho still preserved in its original rural environment that is open to the public.
	www.gatheringguide.com /event_directory/ca_california/event_venue_902.html (294 words)

	Newsletter 14.1 Spring 1999 (Conservation at the Getty)
		Established as a nonprofit organization in 1994, the 40-acre site, now called the Rancho Camulos Museum (part of a much larger, functioning 1,400-acre ranch), includes the adobe main residence, a brick winery, a smaller adobe outbuilding, and the original chapel.
		The severe damage to the building probably resulted from a combination of factors: the lack of structural elements either tying the walls together or tying the roof-ceiling system to the walls, the presence of pre-existing earthquake-related cracks, and water damage that weakened the lower sections of the adobe walls and foundation.
		At the request of the Rancho Camulos owners, a damage assessment was made; emergency shoring and bracing plans were formulated; and a strategy for obtaining repair financing was developed.
	www.getty.edu /conservation/publications/newsletters/14_1/news1_1.html (1600 words)

	Gallic Deities
		Camulos (Camulus) was a Romano-Celtic god of war.
		Though, a British city Camulodunum (Colchester, in Essex) was named after Camulos, Camulos was the tribal god of the Remi, a Gallic tribe living in Belgium.
		Camulos was said to have wield an invincible sword.
	www.timelessmyths.com /celtic/gallic.html (3045 words)

	Here Comes the Guide \| Rancho Camulos Museum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		A drive to Camulos takes you past unspoiled hillsides and orchards ripe with juicy oranges, and the feeling of traveling into California's rural past is made stronger by the occasional hawk soaring in the canyon updrafts.
		From 1839 when Antonio del Valle was awarded a Mexican land grant, to the 1920s, generations of the del Valle family lived off the land's rich bounty and fertile vineyards.
		In 1884, author Helen Hunt Jackson chose Rancho Camulos as the setting for her famous love story, Ramona, and the Rancho became known as "The Home Of Ramona." Four decades later, in 1924, the del Valle family sold the property to August Rubel, the son of Swiss immigrants, who sought to preserve Camulos' historic character.
	www.herecomestheguide.com /sites/detail.htm?site_id=1413 (687 words)

	The Signal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Hansen represents the seventh generation of the del Valle family; she is a direct descent of Ygnacio del Valle, who established Camulos in 1853 on a section of a Mexican land grant of gifted to his father, Antonio del Valle in 1839.
		Today the adobe is part of the Rancho Camulos Museum that is dedicated to researching, collecting, preserving and interpreting the diverse cultural heritage and agricultural history of Southern California from 1853 to 1943.
		Rancho Camulos was designated a National Historic Landmark in 2000, and naturally, the del Valle family celebrated at the Rancho, as they have done for generations.
	www.the-signal.com /News/ViewStory.asp?storyID=3818 (925 words)

	California - Camulos
		The courteous Spanish family who owned and lived on the ranch when the novelist made her two-hour visit there, are still occupants and if approached with the consideration to which their station entitles them, are glad to show and explain points of interest about the place.
		The nearest public accommodation to Camulos is a plain but comfortable hostelry at Piru, two miles distant, which we made the terminus of our day's drive from Ventura.
		As we sat under the shade of the huge walnut tree which is a special pride of Camulos, at the end of the ranch house, the Senorita came by and smiled.
	www.oldandsold.com /articles32n/california-11.shtml (1019 words)

	Curriculum Connections: Old Crump: The True Story of a Trip West
		The 1800 acres of Rancho Camulos are still being farmed with many of the same crops the del Valle family started about 1865, including seedling oranges, apricots, pomegranates, walnuts, and grapes.
		It is a wonderful story to share with elementary kids when they come to Rancho Camulos for a visit.
		Rancho Camulos is located on State Highway 126 North of Los Angeles near Magic Mountain.
	www.laurielawlor.com /curriculum/oldcurriculum.html (781 words)

	THE LONDINIVM MARTIVS/CAMVLOS STONE
		A newly discovered Roman plaque from London measuring 12 x 16 inches (c.30 x cm) contains a complete Latin inscription dedicated to the god Martius Camulos, dated on stylistic grounds to between AD50-150 (for a picture of the slab see News from CNN).
		According to the excavators the dedicant was a 'Northern Gaulish merchant' but I cannot reconcile this conclusion.
		There is nothing on the stone to convince me that it was dedicated by a "London-based merchant", as they claim.
	www.roman-britain.org /london_mars_camulos.htm (336 words)

	phorum - Ramona Book Forum - Home of Ramona
		Rancho Camulos, a working ranch from the mid-1800s east of Piru, has been designated as a national historic landmark, officials said Thursday.
		Orange and avocado groves surround the adobe barn, schoolhouse and chapel of Rancho Camulos.
		It took six years to win the designation for Rancho Camulos, Long said.
	foro.telenovela-world.com /n4/read-t.php?f=25&i=276&t=276 (275 words)

	I beleave you are right Morguase concerning the god Camulos,
		When Camulos (the group) first started in the ole sod o'Tara way back when, it was named for the Celtic God of War.
		As I recall Camulos is the Irish/ British god and the Gauls had a different one.
		In his case it was up awhile before veing deleted and had only the post by someone chatising him for not following the established" procedure, which I assume means emdless debate to arrive at a broad consensus on each thread/ group that is to be allowed.
	www.ancientworlds.net /aw/Post/68238 (356 words)

	Adobes - Historic - Weekend in Ventura
		Built in the 1860s by Don Antonio Del Valle on his Rancho Temescal, which was part of his original Rancho San Francisco.
		Author, Helen Hunt Jackson visited here in 1881 and the settings at Camulos inspired portions of her novel, Ramona.
		On the grounds of the Rancho Camulos Museum.
	www.laokay.com /Adobes-Historic_vt.htm (1087 words)

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