FLASHBACK FRIDAY: “The Dip” – Burbank’s Famed Eatery of the Past
Ask any vintage Burbanker and they will most likely have a story or two about The Dip
FRIDAY FLASHBACK: Arthur’s
This landmark was located on the corner of Alameda and Victory but is gone today and lives on in re-runs of Happy Days
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: The Very First IHOP
The first International House of Pancakes opened right here in Burbank
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Villa Cabrini / Woodbury
The school was a beautiful campus at the edge of Burbank on Glenoaks. Thousands of girls over the schools long run went from grade school through high school
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: San Val Drive In
Located on the triangular corner where Winona & Naomi meet San Fernando Road
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Andrew Jergens Plant
e all told time the same way by the sound of the Jergens Plant break and main steam whistles
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Big Boy! A Burbank Tradition
The Big Boy the signature Burger was originally made as a joke for a customer who asked Wian for “something different”
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Burbank’s Train Depot
Today under the Olive Avenue Bridge there is a gleaming modern train station.It has ample parking, and Elevator to take people up to or...
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Burbank’s Cornell Theater
Located on San Fernando Rd. between Bethany and Cornell Dr. it was one of the most stylish movie houses in Burbank
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: The Magnolia Theater
Back in March we talked about the Cornell Theater today we will travel back to another Theater that holds many memories for Burbankers on...
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