FLASHBACK FRIDAY: The Old Trapper’s Lodge
Many may remember the Legend of the Old Trapper’s Lodge
FRIDAY FLASHBACK: The Burbank Times
The paper printed local news, farm stats and even let you know when someone in town, was out of town!
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Welcome to Burbank!
You always knew when you has made it back home to Burbank
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Burbank’s First Real School Building
It had a belfry or bell tower which housed the bell that called the boys and girls of the community to school each morning
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Redcar from Burbank to Los Angeles
A Slide Trip 45 Min to Broadway
FRIDAY FLASHBACK: ‘Burbank’s First Murder’*
*Not what you would suspect
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: Walter Leon Collier
Leon Collier was a Marine station aboard the USS Oklahoma when it was attacked on December 7th, 1941
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: A Salute To Miller Elementary
Note also the school has no grass and no playgrounds yet. I doubt that this bothered these children one bit!
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Burbank’s First Big Boy
Big Boy # 3 was built on San Fernando Road between Cedar and Providencia
















