THE TWO RIVERS STORY

WHERE LEGACY MEETS MODERN LIVING

Two Rivers is more than just a housing community. It's a place steeped in history and a deep appreciation for the natural world. Here, you'll become part of a legacy of environmental stewardship, where the land is revered for its beauty and bounty. This connection resonates in the way the sunlight curls around the contour of a tree, in the chorus of birdsong at dusk, and in the very air you breathe. If you’re lucky, you’ll feel it right down to your soul.

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1930s

Wayne Thomas saw potential where others saw only wasteland. He bought 7,500 acres of "tossed-away" land for 10 cents an acre. Afterwards the banker said "you coulda had it for a nickel."

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1940s

The land passed to Bob Thomas, who looked for ways to generate income while protecting it. He found his answer in science-based forestry and timber management.

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1960s

The family's entrepreneurial spirit continued. They established a hunt club, riding academy, and kennel operation—acquiring more land with unique attributes like Crystal Springs.

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1970s

The Thomas family diversified their crops and further improved the land with soil and water conservation practices, adding a cow-calf operation and a thriving citrus grove.

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1980s

Environmental stewardship remained a top priority. The family invested in habitat improvements and natural sanctuaries, attracting abundant wildlife to the ranch.

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1990s

Crystal Springs clear, cool water is bottled and sold. Bob Thomas later dedicated himself to restoring the springs and surrounding woods.

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2000s

The Crystal Springs Foundation was established, featuring an educational center dedicated to environmental preservation. Over 50,000 students visit the center each year.

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2010s

Robert Thomas continued the legacy of sustainable land management. He received numerous offers for development, but his commitment to conservation kept the land intact.

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Beyond

In 2021, Robert Thomas sold 3,400 acres to Eisenhower Property Group to build Two Rivers, a community with trails and gathering spaces drawing inspiration from and connecting people with nature.

Rooted in the past. Growing for the future.

While a new chapter unfolds for Two Rivers, the Thomas’ family core values of environmental stewardship and connection to the land remain deeply embedded in its future.

It will be a community where residents can embrace an active and healthy lifestyle, discover the wonders of the natural world, and contribute to the preservation of this unique environment for generations to come.

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