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Bus stations near Graber Olive House in Ontario
- Euclid And 4th St,4 min walk,
Bus lines to Graber Olive House in Ontario
- 83,SB Chino-Euclid-Upland,
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The closest stations to Graber Olive House are:
- Euclid And 4th St is 280 yards away, 4 min walk.
Which Bus lines stop near Graber Olive House?
These Bus lines stop near Graber Olive House:Â 83, 86
Which Train lines stop near Graber Olive House?
These Train lines stop near Graber Olive House:Â SAN BERNARDINO LINE
What’s the nearest bus stop to Graber Olive House in Ontario?
The nearest bus stop to Graber Olive House in Ontario is Euclid And 4th St. It’s a 4 min walk away.
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Graber Olive House Address: 315 E 4th St street in Ontario
Graber Olive House, Ontario
Graber Olive House, OntarioThe Graber Olive House in Ontario in the U.S. state of California is the oldest operating olive packer in the United States.
In 1894, two years after planting olive trees in Ontario, CC Graber began selling vat cured olives. The house is a historical site.
On a tree-shaded residential street in Ontario sits the city's oldest business, one that blends so well into the neighborhood you would hardly know it's there.
The Graber Olive House has been an Ontario institution since 1894, two years after Clifford C. Graber and his brother, Charles, arrived from Clay City, Ind. Then only 19, Clifford Graber began growing citrus on his newly acquired acreage.
Delighting in the taste of the locally grown olives cured by neighboring ranchers, he started curing his own. They proved so popular that he soon launched a small- scale business. In the beginning, his wife, Georgia Belle Noe, whom he married in 1905, sold fresh olives right out of the vats used to hold the olives after they'd been picked.
By 1910, Graber had developed his own rope-propelled contraption for grading the olives by size. He also began canning them. A decade later, seeking to expand his operations, he planted his trademark Manzanilla olive tree's in Hemet.
In 1934, Graber enlarged his cannery on the Ontario site. Nine years later, sons Robert and William took over the business, although Cliff remained active until his death in1955 at age 83. By 1963 Robert (Bob) Graber, who was born in the wood-frame family house on the Graber Olive property in Ontario, had become sole proprietor of the business.
Bob Graber and his wife, Betty, continued to work in the family business along with their son Cliff, who lives in the family home.
In 1963, Bob Graber moved the growing operation to 75 acres of olive groves in the San Joaquin Valley near Porterville, where it remains.
It is from Porterville that the company's olives are trucked south to Ontario during the harvest season, which lasts about two months each fall.
"Our olives are unique because they are tree-ripened before they are picked," said Flo Duncan, personnel director for Graber Olive House.
Once at the Ontario site, the olives are graded by size, then cured in one of 550 concrete vats for three weeks. Water and salt solutions are changed daily. After they are removed from the vats, the olives are fed through a filling wheel, where employees scoop them by hand into aluminum cans running on a conveyer belt. "We are not computerized here," said Duncan with a touch of pride.
A "Panama paddle packer" machine creates a 200-degree steam bath as cans are sealed tight with aluminum lids. Giant pressure cookers called retorts then pressurize the cans and their contents for 62 minutes at 242 degrees. After the cans cool, a labeling machine applies their identifications and sizes from the smallest (12) to the largest (16).
In a little more than three weeks, Graber Olives progress from tree to can. In a good season, the business processes about 150 tons of olives, which they ship to markets and gourmet stores around the world, Duncan said.
Although canning season lasts about two months (October and November) at most, Graber Olive House is open year round for tours of the plant. The residence itself is not part of the tour. Two gift shops on the premisses sell olives and related gift items.
Docents are available to give tours at all times, although groups of more than 10 are advised to call ahead.
Hours of operation are 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Canning operations are in full swing Saturday's and Sunday's during our season (fall). A small museum on the grounds offers glimpses of Ontario life circa 1900 through photographs, farm implements, old canning labels and other memorabilia.
The Graber Olive House grounds, at 315 E. 4th street, may be rented for private functions. For more information, call (800)-996-5483.
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