Fontana

At Fontana's Etiwanda Intermediate School, In the old auditorium, next to what is now a cafeteria, there is a narrow staircase leading up to an upstairs dressing room.....The room contains one window and you will sometimes catch a glimpse of a young Indian girl standing at that window......The story states that this young girl of the 70's committed suicide by hanging herself and was found when someone of the staff spotted a body hanging through the window.....Like the body we saw hanging once from the over pass of the railroad bridge at Red Hill....When we turned around it ws not there....O

Fontana is haunted.. The whole town it seems.. Only makes sense with the bad history Fontana has had..

Seems Fontana has its share of Ghosts as well as any other city in the Inland Empire. Here are few of the more seen or most sighted ghosts in the city.

Just take Speedway Boulevard to get there.....Wow something I suggested to a friend who works at the speedway might happen for real...Amazing.

That's what race fans and customers of nearby businesses could be told if California Speedway moves forward with the idea of renaming Cherry Avenue to Speedway Boulevard from the 10 Freeway to the 210 Freeway.....The name change might make it easier for out-of-town race fans to find the track or for customers to find businesses such as tire and body shops.

We often hear rumors about who or what might have lived, or died or has family in an area....Below are some figures, some most noticeable and others not so notorious that once had something to do with the city of Fontana.

Gangster Al Capone once had a home in Fontana, which was notable for the initial "C" displayed on one of the home's chimneys.....It was rumored that Capone had secret passageways or tunnels built under the house that led out into the back yard making for a quick escape in case his place was ever surrounded by the fuzz.....No tunnels were ever found though after the home was torn down.....And we all know what happened to Al after he left Fontana.

The Crlenica Brothers, a local Slavic "Tamburitza" musical group, lived in Fontana, had a music store on Arrow Blvd., and played music locally for Fontana's large Slavic population.....Unbeknownst to most Fontana residents, they also did some movie work in Hollywood, performing on the soundtrack of "Dr. Zhivago", and also in the movie "Patton," near the end of the movie in the Russian dance scene.