FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Burbank Christmas Tree Tradition
The Christmas tradition at City Hall goes back many years including the viewing of the latest Rose Parade float
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: The Very First IHOP
The first International House of Pancakes opened right here in Burbank
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Burbank Symphony
The Burbank Symphony was The 3rd Highest Rated Orchestra in the Western States and performed all over the Country
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Burbank on Parade
Burbank on Parade, coming next week, has been delighting residents for decades
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Burbank and the Railroad
In the teens and early 1920’s crossing the tracks was taking your life in your own hands type of affair!
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: Lockheed Meets Warner Bros.
Ever wonder what it was like to be one of the thousands of people who worked for Lockheed during World War Two?
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Burbank Villa Hotel
Dr Burbank himself took on the task of building a first class hotel for local visitors to stay.
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Orange Grove and Glenoaks, Once the Transportation Hub of Burbank
The Corner of Orange Grove and Glenoaks was the Burbank Depot for the RED CAR, the trolley system owned by Pacific Electric Railway
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: The Old Burbank Country Club
The club was a golf course and retreat up Country Club Drive at the top of Olive Ave. and in the early 1920’s, the club was the place to be in Burbank.
















