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: Your Burbank Home
The Burbank Merchants developed a 56 page booklet that contained a complete history of Burbank from the Rancho Days to the present (1928) with many pictures
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Redcar from Burbank to Los Angeles
A Slide Trip 45 Min to Broadway
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Welcome to Burbank!
You always knew when you has made it back home to Burbank
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Remembering Burbank’s Sacrifice for Our Country
Each Memorial Day the names of those who were lost are read aloud and a Red Rose placed on their monument to assure that their names ring out in our city once again so their sacrifice is not forgotten
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Burbank’s Own Song
If you would like to hear a performance of this home town song I will be giving a slide presentation this Saturday afternoon at the Burbank Historical Society Gordon Howard Museum at Olive Rec at 2 pm.
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Burbank Was Once Wine Country
At one time the Hillsides of the Verdugo’s were covered in grape arbors
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: The Beach Boys Burbank Connection
All of this was brought about by Burbank High School Drill team member and super loyal student Jodi Gable
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: 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