Conejo Valley

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The Conejo Valley's rich history spans from the Chumash Native Americans to contemporary suburban developments. Initially inhabited by indigenous peoples, the area saw brief Spanish and Mexican influences, marked by adobe structures and cattle ranching. The 19th century brought a grand hotel and a stage route, while grain farmers struggled with the region's arid conditions. Post-World War II, the landscape transformed into scenic neighborhoods and shopping centers, reflecting the evolution of this once rugged terrain into a vibrant community.