In 1977, Peter Strauss invested $225,000 in 64-acre barren ranch in California; 10 years later, it became National Park Service site, but now only a stone amphitheater remains
- Posted on October 3, 2026
- By The Times of India
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In 1977, Peter Strauss invested $225,000 in 64-acre barren ranch in California; 10 years later, it became National Park Service site, but now only a stone amphitheater remains
Peter Strauss, best known for his work with ‘Rich Man, Poor Man,' ‘Soldier Blue,' ‘The Jericho Mile,' and ‘Kane and Abel,' once spent USD 225,000 to buy out a 64-acre ranch in California that had gone barren. Years later, however, the space ended up turning into a National Park Service site within the next ten years.
