United (Bob Hope) Airport dedication May 30, 1930
I’m a nut for all things history. Especially historical photos and details for the places I live. A friend shared with me recently, a website created by a Burbank native who lives in North Virginia and works for the US Patent office. You may already know about this site…you may know Wes Clark!
Thank you Wes for putting this together.
Thank you Wes for putting this together.
Click HERE for a fantastic page on the history of Burbank.
You can visit the full website, BURBANKIA, here.
Enjoy!
Olive Post Office 1938
Burbank High School 1922. Third and Fairmount. Enrollment 300 students
John Muir Junior High 1929
School crossing 1928 Magnolia & Hollywood Way
Olive Ave at San Fernando Rd 1927
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