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You may have noticed the new Walking Tour signs installed around downtown in the last few weeks. This has been part of an ongoing project of the Tehachapi Heritage League to replace the old signs, many of which were illegible or that had been removed from their locations. In addition, the out-of-date brochure was not easily available and the brochure was only available for purchase. A beautiful new free brochure to guide visitors to the 29 sites is now available at the Tehachapi Museum, the Chamber of Commerce and other locations where tourist information is available. The self-guided tour has information on 24 historic sites, and on five of the historic murals, all that had been completed at the time the brochure went to print. Many of the plaques show photographs of the buildings originally on the sites, especially in cases where the original building is no longer in existence, or may have been substantially altered. All photos came from the Tehachapi Heritage League...
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