WILDOMAR LOCKSMITH

By the turn of the century, Wildomar even had its own newspaper, the Transcript. The railroad, however continued to be plagued by wash outs and within a few years, the rails south from Temecula to San Diego were abandoned. With fewer trains, Wildomar's development slowed. Then, in 1935, rail service to Wildomar was abandoned and the rails were pulled up through the area. Wildomar was almost a forgotten community. Then, in 1985, the Interstate 15 Temecula Freeway was completed, bringing with it a new wave of interest in the area. Once again, Wildomar had begun to grow and experience new prosperity... The citizens of Wildomar voted on February 5, 2008 to incorporate. Wildomar became the 25th city in Riverside County on July 1, 2008... Heavy rains in the winter of 1884 left as much as 60 inches washing out the railroad tracks below Temecula as well as along the San Jacinto River and Railroad Canyon near the shore of Lake Elsinore. Flood damage broke the California Southern Railroad..