FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Magnolia Park
In the 1920’s, a project to build homes and a shopping district was begun
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: The Burbank High School Pumpkin
Pictures in old yearbooks and other professional photos show the Pumpkin up there and then later it is gone
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Burbank’s Original Library
On Olive ave. where part of Bellermine Jefferson High School has the end of its building once stood the original main Library for Burbank
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Burbank Badminton
Once upon a time in Burbank it was a big time team and individual sport
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Burbank Community Hospital
Way before Saint Joseph’s Hospital was the main source of Medical care in Burbank, there was a place called the Burbank Community Hospital
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Burbank’s Toy Maker, Seaver Toys
Located in what is now the back part of BWP on the corner of Lake and Olive Ave was the Seaver Toy Company
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: “I Want to Ride My Bicycle” – Burbank Style
I remember one of the most stressful times of my young life was to go to the bicycle rider training and having my bicycle safety checked at the Fire Station Headquarters on Olive Avenue
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
FRIDAY FLASHBACK – Laura Ingalls
She was a Burbank resident and holds More flight records than Amelia Earhart.
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Walter Leon Collier
Leon Collier was a Marine station aboard the USS Oklahoma when it was attacked on December 7th, 1941
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