Los Alamos TOWN INFO

WELCOME TO LOS ALAMOS
CALIFORNIA Los Alamos, which means "The Cottonwoods" in Spanish, is located midway between San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara. Approximately 150 miles north of Los Angeles and 280 miles south of San Francisco, the town site is at the junction of U.S. Highway 101 and State Highway 135. The Los Alamos Valley is bounded by the northern Solomon Hills and the southern Purisima Hills. It is graced with cottonwood trees, oaks, creeks, farms, ranches, vineyards and an estimated 1200 residents.

TOWN CONTACTS

Information Listings

TOWN HISTORY

Short History
Lost Almost, by Curt Cragg (2007)
A Tribute to Los Alamos
The Story of Los Alamos, by Alta S. Hayden (1954)
Short Sketches of Early Families, by Alta S. Hayden (1954)
Calendar Through the Years, by Alta S. Hayden (1954)
1954 Survey Comments
Price Ranch Memories, by Randy Littlejohn

WELCOME TO LOS ALAMOS CALIFORNIA	Los Alamos, which means "The Cottonwoods" in Spanish, is located midway between San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara. Approximately 150 miles north of Los Angeles and 280 miles south of San Francisco, the town site is at the junction of U.S. Highway 101 and State Highway 135. The Los Alamos Valley is bounded by the northern Solomon Hills and the southern Purisima Hills. It is graced with cottonwood trees, oaks, creeks, farms, ranches, vineyards and an estimated 1200 residents.
TOWN CONTACTS	Information Listings
TOWN HISTORY	Short History Lost Almost, by Curt Cragg (2007) A Tribute to Los Alamos The Story of Los Alamos, by Alta S. Hayden (1954) Short Sketches of Early Families, by Alta S. Hayden (1954) Calendar Through the Years, by Alta S. Hayden (1954) 1954 Survey Comments Price Ranch Memories, by Randy Littlejohn