Water, Water Everywhere – It’s Just All Underground
Years ago Burbank People either had a well or they paid to have it pumped up for them!
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: McCambridge Park and the 121st Field Artillery
In WWII the park was the Headquarters of the U.S. Army’s 121st Field Artillery Unit, here to protect Lockheed from aerial attack
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Burbank’s Brick Block Building
Have you ever had lunch or Dinner at the Burbank Bar & Grill? If so do you know the building was built in 1888?
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Ansel Adams
Have you seen Ansel Adams pre-wartime Photos of Lockheed?
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: Original Burbank City Hall
The original Burbank City Hall was on the corner of 3rd and Olive across from the current City hall
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Larry L. Maxam
Burbank's hero lost his life for his Country 48 years ago and became a Medal of Honor recipient
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Moreland Truck Factory
The company moving to Burbank signaled the beginning of City’s shift from farming to industrial community
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Glenoaks Street Widening
Glenoaks was once a two lane street - some buildings needed a trim to bring in the future major transportation route Glenoaks is today
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
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. "Three seats are up. We should use all three votes to build the most progressive City Council Burbank has ever had..."