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Where exactly was Juan Bandini’s home in Riverside County?
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Where exactly was Juan Bandini’s home in Riverside County?
Most often, we associate the name of Juan Bandini with early Riverside. Bandini was granted the Rancho Jurupa in 1838, but other people who purchased his lands were the ones who eventually sold it to the various conglomerates that would eventually make up Riverside. In fact, Bandini had little to do with the Rancho Jurupa, but one thing he did do (actually, HAD to do), was build a house on his property as one of the conditions of being granted t…
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