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Submitted: 10/29/12 • Approved: 11/3/12 • Last Updated: 3/24/18 • R88236-G0-S3
Calabasas is now considered a ghost town. The post office was established October 8, 1866 and discontinued August 15, 1913. Calabasas was once a Papago Indian village, a Mexican garrison, a U.S. Military base, a mining camp, and a farming community.
Contributed on 10/29/12 by lroslund
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