Flashback Friday

In the Late 1920’s to the late 1930’s the was an academy on the edge of town near the corner of Winona and Parish Place

Yes, back in the 60's the Enterprise NCC1701 model was created right here in Burbank and now hangs in the Smithsonian

It was owned by the Arnold family and Mr Arnold was the principal of Miller Elementary school

The Current City Hall at 275 East Olive has been in service to the public since the early 1940’s

The Corner of Orange Grove and Glenoaks was the Burbank Depot for the RED CAR, the trolley system owned by Pacific Electric Railway

There was a time that shop classes at Burroughs and Burbank led to many well paid job for graduates

The Big Boy the signature Burger was originally made as a joke for a customer who asked Wian for “something different”

Randy Rhodes went to elementary school here and to John Muir and Burbank High before forming Quiet Riot and joining Ozzy

Although Caltrans has delivered the final blow to the Turkey Crossing, residents back in the day help create a local legendary intersection

Behind the main building of The Olive Recreation Center stands a small building that once had some of the best local theater performances in the area. Many actors got a start there, or performed there to the delight of the audiences to see such Hollywood talent up close