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Claremont

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55% of people who have been to Claremont think it's worth visiting. The most popular destinations in Claremont are Pomona College, Claremont Colleges, and Patty's. Claremont is featured on the list Towns & Sights on Route 66. Places in Claremont have been tagged college.

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Untitled by ToddieM

I went there today to see a Board and Care facility.

over 4 years ago

If you're in the neighborhood by Seamus

I was born practically next door to Claremont, so the place holds some cache in that regard.

However, the town is a relatively charming place, what with the Folk Music store and that wonderful candy shop with the basketball chocolates.

over 7 years ago

Smalltown by Joleen

Claremont’s a cute little town, fun for browsing through the village…just don’t spend too much time here or you’ll go crazy. Take it from a resident college student.

over 7 years ago

Where I Work by Claire Connelly

I work at Harvey Mudd College, one of the Claremont Colleges. Other Claremont Colleges are Claremont-McKenna College, Pitzer College, Pomona College, and Scripps College. There’s also a large religious (you can bet that’s Christianist) school, and the Claremont Graduate University, which turns out conservative scholars.

Claremont the town has a nice main street with lots of small gift and antique shops. There are a number of good restaurants (e.g., Walter’s, Claremont Juice Company) as well as some crappy ones (the French restaurant). Claremont is weirdly full of people during the day, mostly well-dressed, well-off women who apparently don’t have jobs and can afford to hang out in the expensive shops.

There are some cool stores, including the Folk Music store, which sells music and instruments, a neat old-fashion toy store, a store that sells rubber stamps and another that sells scrapbook supplies. My favorite is probably Raku, a gift store that has affordable (and odd) cards and gift items.

Claremont is pretty dead, culturally speaking. There are some things that happen at the colleges, but outside their campuses, Claremont is very suburban, fading into hard-right fundie Christian at the edges.

over 7 years ago

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