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September 19th in Seal Beach History
The finger of destiny points to Ocean Avenue and First Street Continue reading
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September 8th in Seal Beach History
Remember founding father Stanton on the anniversary of his finale Continue reading
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Tagged 101 Ocean Avenue, 1945, First Street, Ocean Avenue, P. A. Stanton, Philip Stanton, Seal Beach, Seal Beach History, Stanton
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August 27th in Seal Beach History
Most daring aviator known finishes his first Seal Beach engagement Continue reading
August 22nd in Seal Beach History
A Seal Beach founding father, a Pacific Electric red car, and sabotage! Continue reading
August 13th in Seal Beach History
Joe Boquel, Seal Beach aviation attraction and doomed daredevil. Continue reading
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Tagged 1916, Art Smith, Bayside Land Company, I. A. Lothian, J. P. Transue, Joe Bocquel, Joe Boquel, Lothian, P. A. Stanton, Panama Pacific Expo, Panama Pacific Internation Exposition, Philip Stanton, PPIE, Seal Beach, Seal Beach History, Silas Christofferson, Stanton, Transue, William Bastar
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June 3rd in Seal Beach History
Best Lighted Beach On the Southern California Coast! Continue reading
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Tagged 1906, Bay City, Bay City history, Bayside Land Co., Bayside Land Company, Los Angeles Herald, Los Angeles Times, Orange County, Orange County history, P. A. Stanton, Pacific Electric, Pacific Electric Red Car, Pavillion, Philip Stanton, Phillip A. Stanton, Phillip Stanton, Seal Beach, Seal Beach History, Southern California, Southern California history, Stanton
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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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April 29th in Seal Beach History
Two fine still water bays! A mile of magnificent ocean frontage! Continue reading
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Tagged 1906, Anaheim Bay, Anaheim Landing, Bay City, Philip Stanton, Seal Beach, Seal Beach History
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April 25th in Seal Beach History
Bay City’s season launches, and Stanton rests before the campaign. Continue reading
