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Kizh / Gabrielino – Band of Mission Indians
The Kizh Nation is historically known as Kichirenos, "people of the willow houses." They were the people who canoed out to meet Juan Rodriquez Cabrillo, upon his arrival off the shores of San Pedro in 1542. Come here more about their history.
Taking Back the Boulevard
Our guest in March for our special free public meeting is professor Jan Lin from Occidental College. Lin has observed Eagle Rocks revitalization efforts and will place them in context with overall trends in Northeast Los Angeles. All are welcome!
Digitizing History – Scanning is just the Beginning
It wasn’t that long ago that keeping your photographs in order meant making a photo album or filling a slide reel and then storing them in a safe place. Now we have moved to a digital world and many want their pre-digital photographs in that world. Join David Dellinger, our new president, and Anne Mar, […]
Pioneers of Eagle Rock
2018-01-15 Pioneers Of Eagle Rock La Crescenta
FIRE IN THE HILLS
The fire blew in from Glendale and soon the whole ridge was burning. Fire companies converged to defend homes close to the hills. On March 19, 1964, nine homes were completely destroyed and seven heavily damaged. We will show newly-acquired footage of this event and Joe Friezer’s prize-winning photos for the Eagle Rock Sentinel. We […]
Highland Park Theater
Join us on October 17th at 7:00. The 67-year-old Highland Theatre, the last of a group of 1920s theaters that once formed the heart of Highland Park, has been designated a historic-cultural monument by the Los Angeles Cultural Heritage Commission.