The History of Murrieta Hot Springs
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- Опубліковано 4 чер 2019
- Welcome to the Historic Murrieta Hot Springs! Take a trip back in time with us to see what made this historic resort one of the most popular places to stay in Southern California.
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We hope you enjoyed this documentary about our property! Is there anything you were surprised by? Let us know!
What a treat to listen to so many people with a connection to this place. In 1967 I visited Temecula to visit two relatives in what was a ghost town. Hearing a few references to Temecula excites me thinking someone here might remember Liz's Restaurant in Temecula. She was a relation on my father's side. So little was said and I was 11 years old but always wondered why these relatives lived in such a dusty, old place.
If anyone here knows anything I would be grateful. And now there is a reason for me to visit Murrieta as its history was completely unknown to me before.
My father used to hang out at Murrieta Hot Springs in the 20's and 30s. I have lots of old photos of the resort. Yes, it was a Jewish resort. He occasionally sang with a band there.
Very interesting article.
I worked there and lived in the condos next door from 2000 to 2006. My kids were raised there. Awesome place. It took about a year after moving away to be able to smell sulfur again. :)
Great to see my friend Karl in the video.
Awesome video really cool history
Take too long to give all the details but amazing how God brings together events in our lives. My mother was the nurse and exercise director when the two Jewish men took it over. I am now 77 and watched this video. I would go visit my mom at Murrietta Hot Springs with my two kids 1972 do the mud baths exercise and my mom would tell us about celebraties that had come through. I had been going to Calvary Chapel for several years. I didnt know Chuck Smith had bought the place and since I had moved So many memories of Chuck Smith and Calvary chapel
What a blessing to be transported back to see what had come together. Thank you lord for showing me how you work.
What a treat to get to see my old friend,Tony.
Many great memories from the Hot Springs.
Murrieta is awesome !
I live in Murrieta and I think it’s awesome all the history
Awesome! Love it! Great to see what God has done on the property. Very smooth documentary production. :D
WOW, the Angels trained there one season? And is that Karl Bentz in the last 7 minutes, describing the CCCM ownership?
Yes that’s Karl!
Very nice!
It is sad to think that this specific area of Riverside County was taken from the indigenous people who lived throughout this valley. The indigenous of that area have used those waters for hundreds of years and this video makes it sound like this family discovered these waters.
Yeah let’s give it back to them lol
I wish it wasn’t some lame Bible college now!!! This natural resource should be available to the public!!!!
Exactly. What could be a symbol of the town now belongs to a religious group that has fenced and gated it off.
@@TimbobJames It just doesn’t make any sense what so ever!
There trying to sale it. There gonna have atleast one more semester. Place needs full on renovation. I do landscaping There and live up the road for past 22 years. I agree it should be open to public and not a Bible College.