Rancho Cucamonga Ca - The Sycamore Inn, Marilyn Monroe, Al Capone on Route 66

Hey everyone. This is The Sycamore Inn located in Rancho Cucamonga Ca on Foothill Blvd. Really neat place with a fascinating
notables once stopping in. Thank you all for watching and please subscribe to see future vid's! Shout out to DJ Big Hoss for the drone shots
/ @kekoavan

[@thecyclepath-blogger1953]

(Rancho) Cucamonga was a great place to grow up in the 1970's. The pacific electric trail @ 3:15 used to be the old red car line, which carried a lot of the citrus harvested in the inland empire. The hill behind the sycamore inn @ 3:33 is called Red Hill, it used to be full of fragrant eucalyptus trees, along with Hellman Avenue. The Virginia Dare winery @ 2:00 was sometimes used for shooting scenes for the 1960's series Combat. I just thought I would throw in my two cents. Thanks for sharing.

[@jacobsmith7498]

I was talking to an employee from the sycamore inn and she said that it was originally a brothel!! Haha

[@sunny6977]

My husband took me there years ago for my birthday. The food and the service was amazing very expensive but so worth it

[@anitaackerman3456]

Cousin to Raines widow was shot near Raines ranchero from ambush. He made it to sycamore inn and died there. On the original site. Think the last name was martinez. John Raines house is located there in what was called Red Hill, now Cucamonga off of Etiwanda. Historical house, made out of fired brick.

[@MrMHancock]

Another fine video. I use to live a few blocks from there. One of the stories I heard was that during prohibition, the rows of trees across the front of the building, people hid their booze for pickup from customers.

[@JerryJamesVlogs]

Thank you very much Mike. I'm sure a lot of twisted stuff happened there during those times. Boy have things changed lol

[@Scpcghost]

Jerry James always got the facks!!! Trust me people who have lived in the area for years don't know as much history about the inn as you. Good job👍I've heard some interesting ghost storys about that place, I called but never got a return call. If I do contact the owner for a ghost hunt I'm bring you with us!

[@JerryJamesVlogs]

Hell yeah man i would definitely go!! I've heard stories about it being haunted as well. If your near by sometimes, Let me know, there's also other places around here you can investigate. Thanks for watching man.

[@Scpcghost]

JerryJames Jerry Jerry😐 A real ghost hunter is always ready to 2go anytime. Hit me up on my ig I would love to collage in the area and with your knowledge that would make a fine video.

[@amunar777]

Hi Jerry. Thank you for posting about Cucamonga. I grew up and lived in Cuc, for 20 years. I ate at Sycamore Inn about 10 times. Great place

[@childfree83]

Across the street is saint vincents spaghetti another premium spot

[@kyndraelston6801]

My grandparents met here, she was a waitress, he was a sailor on leave just after WW2!

[@ivanazepeda4289]

I was told by a person who once worked there that it was haunted

[@JerryJamesVlogs]

Me too. I would really like to stay just one night there.....

[@Liberalcali]

My sister took me to dinner here. She is a high roller so at the end they gave us a personal tour 😋

[@jonrutherig6300]

Great videos bro...

[@christophernegus]

From my understanding it was a stage coach stop and Hotel and bath house back in the day

[@bluejay8290]

Great aerial views! Thank you JerryJames.

[@JerryJamesVlogs]

Thank you Joy Sub! I'm glad you liked it =)

[@MrShobar]

I think that the Magic Lamp Inn is right across the street (on Foothill).

[@greatestever5775]

I went there once to check out the bear (El Oso) statue thats behind the sign. That statue is also part of Rancho Cucamonga history.

[@MLife1000]

Drones shot were nice 👍

[@Bstrd75]

Rubbottom also built an inn over in Pomona and is buried there.

[@realstation102]

is the sign at the front original from 1848?