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August 7th in Seal Beach History
Anaheim Landing is at present a lively camp. Continue reading
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Tagged 1886, 1888, Anaheim Bay, Anaheim Landing, Seal Beach, Seal Beach History
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August 6th in Seal Beach History
STILL THEY GO– To the New… BEACHES Continue reading
August 4th in Seal Beach History
Tragedy strikes at Anaheim Landing Continue reading
August 2nd in Seal Beach History
Still waiting on that 25-foot cement promenade from Alamitos Bay to Anaheim Bay. Continue reading
July 21st in Seal Beach History
The scene of the tragic Pacific Electric accident? Continue reading
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Tagged 1932, accident, Anaheim Bay, Anaheim Landing, Coroner Earl Abbey, Earl Abbey, Harry H. Wilson, Harry Wilson, Isabel Bassett, Isabelle Bassett, J. E. Beardsley, Jay Bassett, Jay P. Bassett, Lee Marshall, Marguerite Wilson, Pacific Electric, Pacific Electric Red Car, Seal Beach, Seal Beach History, Surfside, Surfside Colony
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June 9th in Seal Beach History (7 of 8)
Huge Beach Joy Zone Is Lined By Unique Seal Way Continue reading
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Tagged 1916, Alamitos Bay, Anaheim Bay, Anaheim Landing, Anaheim landing History, Bay City, Bay City history, Cafe Chantante, Dave Combs, Derby roller coaster, Jewel Cafe, Jewel City Amusement, Jewel City Amusement Company, Jewel City Cafe, Jimmy Blyler, Joy Zone, Kelly Game, Lodge Cafe, Main Street, Ocean Avenue, Orange County, Orange County history, Panama Pacific Expo, Panama Pacific Internation Exposition, pavilion, Pavillion, Picnic garden, Picnic Gardens, Rathskeller, Rathskellers, roller coaster, scintillators, Seal Beach, Seal Beach Ball Room, Seal Beach Business, Seal Beach carrousel, Seal Beach fireworks, Seal Beach History, Seal Beach Main Street, Seal Beach merry-go-round, Seal Beach roller coaster, Seal Way, Southern California, Southern California history, Thirteenth Street, Tiny Broadwick, Twelfth Street
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May 27th in Seal Beach History
safe bathing for mankind, especially the women and little children Continue reading
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May 20th in Seal Beach History
Where do you think Andy’s Fish Pond was? Continue reading
May 16th in Seal Beach History
On this date in 1874, the Southern Californian reported that nine steamers had landed at Anaheim Landing so far in May. – Michael Dobkins Have you enjoyed this and other This Date in Seal Beach History posts? If so, please … Continue reading
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Tagged 1954, Anaheim Bay, Anaheim Landing, Seal Beach, Seal Beach History, Steamer
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