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: Amelia Earhart In Burbank – New Film Discovered
While it is true that Amelia Earhart was not a Burbanker she spent a lot of time here at Lockheed and the Burbank Airport, then called “United Airport”
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Turkey Crossing
Although Caltrans has delivered the final blow to the Turkey Crossing, residents back in the day help create a local legendary intersection
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Burbank’s Big Model Contest During World War II
Prizes and trophies were awarded and it was “Big Doings” at Olive Rec here in town
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.
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Burbank Victory
The ships number and designation was #721 Burbank Victory, VC2-S-AP2
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: From San Francisco With Love
Dr. David Burbank first set up his business in the Express Building on Montgomery Street In San Francisco in the mid 1800's
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Burbank Kids in Historical Photos
It is always fun to see kids being kids and what it was like to be a kid in Burbank in the decades since the city began
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Burbank City Hall
The Current City Hall at 275 East Olive has been in service to the public since the early 1940’s
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: McCambridge War Memorial and Rose Garden
In 1946 , a group called the Burbank Gold Star Mothers, along with the brother of one Burbank Soldier, began raising funds to create a Memorial Rose Garden at McCambridge Park





















