This Date in Seal Beach History
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October 8th in Seal Beach History
International Gifts and the case of the dyslexic advertisement. Continue reading
October 1st in Seal Beach History
The bookstore “at the center of a blossoming cultural revolution” Continue reading
September 29th in Seal Beach History
What’s happening at the end of the Seal Beach pier? Continue reading
September 25th in Seal Beach History
Capris and serape wraps at La Scarpa Continue reading
September 10th in Seal Beach History
Forget the ides of September — It’s closing night at the Peppermint Playhouse. Continue reading
August 16th in Seal Beach History
Up to 1/2 off on coats, dresses, sportswear Continue reading
August 12th in Seal Beach History
Drive over to Seal Beach and see us today– it’s worth the trip. Continue reading
August 10th in Seal Beach History
The scene of the fatal accident Continue reading
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Tagged 1944, Captain James Morousek, Charles Irvine, Corona Navy Hospital, Edward Booker, Jack Whittington, James Johnson, James Morousek, Joe Jackman, June Blackman, Lee Howard, Main Street, Naval Ammunitions Depot, Naval Weapons Depot, Naval Weapons Station, Police Chief Lee Howard, Seal Beach, Seal Beach Fishing, Seal Beach Police, Seal Beach Police Chief Lee Howard, Seal Beach Police Sergeant Charles Irvine, Sergeant Charles Irvine, Sergeant Jack Whittington, Sergeant James Johnson, USMC Sergeant James Johnson
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August 9th in Seal Beach History
Where to stay and where to get your car fixed in Seal Beach Continue reading
July 31st in Seal Beach History
A very fashionable look back at La Scarpa on Main Street Continue reading
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Tagged 1960, Capezios, dancing, get out your dance shoes frances!, La Scarpa, Main Street, Seal Beach, Seal Beach History
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