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Hyatt Place Delano
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Hyatt Place Delano

3.0 star property
9.0 out of 10, Wonderful, (1000)
"Loved staying here! Spacious rooms, large beds, tasty breakfast, excellent location just off the highway."
The price is AED 448
AED 494 total
includes taxes & fees
8 Jun - 9 Jun
Hyatt Place Delano
Motel 6 Delano, CA
Deluxe Room, 2 Queen Beds, Accessible, Non Smoking | Free WiFi, bed sheets, wheelchair access

Motel 6 Delano, CA

3.0 star property
7.4 out of 10, Good, (380)
"Thank you for your hospitality "
The price is AED 253
AED 283 total
includes taxes & fees
25 May - 26 May
Motel 6 Delano, CA
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Learn more about Allensworth

Check out the local area in Allensworth as you venture to sights like Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park.

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Allensworth, California has a very interesting history that has been preserved at this state park located between Fresno and Bakersfield off highway 99. ‘The towns founder, Allen Allensworth, was born a slave in Kentucky in 1842. Freed during the Civil War he became a minister and joined the Army as a military chaplain. He retired in 1906 and began following Booker T Washington’s philosophy of racial equality through industrious self-help. Colonel Allen Allensworth, along with four other black settlers established the town. It was the first in California to be "founded, financed, and governed by blacks." Allensworth's reputation drew many from all over the country to the town, causing some to buy property sight-unseen in order to support the efforts. In the early 20th century, the area boasted a great boom and by 1910 hosted California's first African American school district. With the death of Colonel Allensworth in 1914, the town experienced extreme losses, coupled with severe drought and decreased crop yields. Pretty well abandoned by the mid 1940’s the town was memorialized as a state park in 1974. ‘
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