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Remembering Dorland Mountain Arts Colony
The Dorland Mountain Arts Colony known by its past residents is gone, destroyed by one of the many Southern California wildfires of 2004. These pages help us remember Dorland the way it was and help us look forward to a rebuilt Dorland in the future.
Before and After the Fire
For photographs of Dorland Mountain Arts Colony before and after the fire, please visit the Before the Fire and After the Fire pages.
Essays written by former residents and news stories about the fire.
In 2003, resident artist Isabel Heine created a hand drawn booklet exploring the many secrets and treasures of Dorland Mountain Arts Colony.
Writer and resident Jim Tushinski wrote a journal covering part of his first trip to Dorland in 1999.