Remembering Anaheim's History

According to the May 28, 1914 edition of the Los Angeles Herald, a missing young man from Anaheim was finally found under sad circumstan...

This will be the first of many new types of posts on this particular blog. I have decided that it was time to give a platform to various re...

Tomorrow is the 102nd anniversary of the death of young bride, Enid Rimpau. Her death left a tragic stain on the historic colony district in...

This is a little off from the normal "historical" blogs on Anaheim that I usually write about, but it is one near and dear to my...

Petra Ontiveros Langenberger What would you do for love? Many people may say, "anything," if one is truly in love. However, th...

Gervais House- 1912 (APL Archives) Sitting on Anaheim Boulevard near Vermont Avenue is the Anaheim White House. This award winning re...

The thought of ostrich farms in Anaheim sounds quite odd to me, but history records prove that it did happe...

A story that I am quite certain has been forgotten in time, is the murder of Patrick Henry Dillon. Not much is known about Patrick Henry Dil...

Carnegie Building Sitting on Anaheim Boulevard, looking just as lovely as the day it was constructed, sits the Carnegie Building. Erecte...

A native of  Glasgow, Scotland, James Smith Gardiner came into the world on November 5, 1840.  Born to parents William Gardiner and Mary B...