Laguna Beach's Oldest Sculpture Fountain Remains Broken, Residents Say - Laguna Beach, CA - A 1933 bronze fountain, placed for dog walkers who traipse near the Laguna Art Museum, Heisler Park, and Main Beach, is still bone dry.
One of us (I’ll give you a hint: the older one) was confirmed at St. Vibiana’s, the former Cathedral of Los Angeles. That venerable structure was erected in the 1890s and served as the center of the city’s Catholic community for over a century
Walter E. Parke followed Baird Coffin as Laguna Postmaster in 1953. Under his leadership, the post office moved from Broadway to 570 Glenneyre Street. Lagunans didn’t like it! It was out of the business district, on a hill, on a narrow street with no curbs and had little parking.
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