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Los Feliz - An Illustrated Early History
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Chris Hetzel -ICF Jones & Stokes, Clare Darden - Griffith Trust, Marian Dodge - LFIA, Bernadette Soter - GGPNC, Daniel Paul - ICF Jones & Stokes, Griffith Trust attorney Jan Chatten-Brown, Rick Starzak - ICF Jones & Stokes. The schedule is:
Thursday May 28 7:00 pm
Tuesday June 23 10:30 am
Thursday July 30 7:00 pm
Thursday Aug. 27 10:30 am
Thursday Sept. 24 7:00 pm
Thursday Oct. 29 10:30 am
The DWP is beginning construction on the River Supply Conduit project in Griffith Park on Thursday, April 2. The first phase of the project is along Crystal Springs Drive from the Zoo parking lot to the main entrance at Los Feliz Blvd. During construction you can expect detours and delays as the pipeline is installed in 200-foot increments. Crews will be working Monday through Friday; however detours will remain in place during the weekends. All park facilities will remain open and accessible. Access will be provided for bicyclists and equestrians. If you are planning to go to the Zoo, Autry, or Traveltown, you may want to take the freeway route rather than drive through the construction area in the park. ... [continued here]
The Los Angeles Improvement Association is very proud of its latest book offering, “Los Feliz: An Illustrated Early History” by Donald Seligman. This book attempts to supplement our previous books by concentrating on the earlier history of Los Feliz, from prehistory to 1940, illustrated by an expanded collection of historic photographs and other graphic material. It is the first book to address the early history of the Los Feliz district of Los Angeles which predates even the city’s own founding in 1781.
Los Feliz was home to a major Native American settlement before Jose Vicente Feliz brought his family to the Los Angeles basin in the first expedition to bring secular settlers to California in 1776. Over the next 20 years, Feliz had the major responsibility for establishing the new pueblo of Los Angeles and was rewarded for his efforts as the governor’s Comisionado with the Rancho Los Feliz granted to him by Spanish King Carlos III around 1800. ... [continued here]