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BOLTON HALL
In the early 1900's a SOCIAL movement
brought people together in
"LITTLE LANDS".
This movement subsided, yet people
continued to settle in the foothill areas
between the
VERDUGO HILLS and the SAN GABRIELS, the ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST.
The community
building
was known as the
CLUBHOUSE.
The name of the
meeting place / city hall / jail
was BOLTON HALL,
coming from the name of
local hero - Bolton Hall.
In 1932, the City Of Los Angeles,
annexed the area, and the building
was used for various city departments.
In 1959, the Parks and Recreation
almost torn the building down.
In 1960, Assemblyman Tom Bane
introduced legislation in Sacramento
and in 1962 Bolton Hall was declared
L.A. CITY HISTORICAL
MONUMENT #2
(Monument#1 is Avila Abobe in the Old Plaza)
1967 brought restoration funds,
yet do to inflation
and budget constraints
the upgrading had
not been completed until the
CELEBRATION of December, 1980.
So, any community can
save its historic architectual structures.
Check your local HISTORICAL SOCIETIES.
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more of "OUR HISTORY"
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