Camp Cajon tables
This is one of 20 historic concrete tables from Camp Cajon. This one is sponsored by the Arrowhead Parlor 110. These tables can be seen at Perris Hill Park, in San Bernardino.
These are 3 of 20 concrete tables from the historic Camp Cajon. They were created by East Highlands resident William Bristol, in 1919. These historic tables can be seen at Perris Hill Park, in San Bernardino.
This Camp Cajon table was sponsored by the City of Fontana. It is one of 20 tablets on concrete tables created by East Highland resident William Bristol, in 1919. These historic tables can be seen at Perris Hill Park, in San Bernardino.
This Camp Cajon table was sponsored by the Officers and Men of the Santa Fe Railway. It is one of 20 tablets on cement tables created by East Highland resident William Bristol, in 1919. These historic tables can be seen at Perris Hill Park, in San Bernardino.
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