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In 1851, the town of San Bernardino was founded by Mormon pioneers and later became an important junction point for railroads and transportation to and from Los Angeles. Citrus growers became aware that the climate was perfect for growing oranges so in the early 1900's orange groves were planted and made up what became known as the Inland Empire. Orange juice stands once dotted the landscape along this route, but there are few left today.