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Here you will find pictures and stories of LA from the good ol' days.
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Here you will find pictures and stories of LA from the good ol' days.
/r/VintageLA
A relative snapped this photo while leaning over the side of a Curtis Jenny (JN-4) biplane in 1920. I'm trying to pinpoint the exact location. Does anyone recognize the court/roundabout in the foreground?
Btw, black = green, so the areas that look burned or covered in crude oil are actually lush green vegetation.
EDIT: um, did I say Santa Monica in 1919? I meant Hollywood in 1920.
Hi!
I recently found an older watch that belonged to one of my family members and I'm trying to narrow down a time period for when this watch was purchased as it will help me attach what family member that belongs to.
My aunt lived in Glendale most of her life and this watch definitely looks like something she would have.
Does anyone remember a jewelry store called "Georg's Fine Jewelry Glendale"?
Here's a pic of the box: https://imgur.com/lUEJszb (This is the jewelry box I found with a watch inside.)
If anyone knows when this store was around that could help me piece together who the watch belongs to. TIA!