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Adobe Sites - Calabasas
Mott Adobe Mott Road south of Chaparral Trail, Malibu Creek State Park. Don't know much about this place. It is an adobe ruin. There is a burned out foundation, fireplace, and chimney. There may be some remnants of adobe walls. There was some simulated bullet holes in the adobe walls when it was used as a movie set. It is about a mile southwest of the park's main entrance at Las Virgenes Canyon Road south of Mulholland Highway. It is about a mile southeast of the visitor center. Hiking trails are the only way to access this site. Malibu Creek State Park, Calabasas, CA 91302 Map Pedro Sepulveda Adobe (Las Virgenes Creek) Est. bef 1860 Along Las Virgenes Creek. Destroyed by flood in 1860. He later built the present Sepulveda Adobe at Mulholland Highway and Las Virgenes Canyon Road in 1863. Top of Page Adobe Sites - Canoga Park Unknown Adobe House There is a photo of this adobe taken in the 1940s on CSUN's web site on the history of the San Fernando Valley. Don't have a clue about this one though. Glade Ave and Vanowen Str, Canoga Park, CA Map
Pedro Sepulveda Adobe (Las Virgenes Creek) Est. bef 1860 Along Las Virgenes Creek. Destroyed by flood in 1860. He later built the present Sepulveda Adobe at Mulholland Highway and Las Virgenes Canyon Road in 1863.
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Adobe Sites - Canoga Park
Unknown Adobe House There is a photo of this adobe taken in the 1940s on CSUN's web site on the history of the San Fernando Valley. Don't have a clue about this one though. Glade Ave and Vanowen Str, Canoga Park, CA Map
Adobe Sites - Glendale
Jose Maria Verdugo Adobe "Casa Verdugo" Est. c 1794 Built 1794 or 1795. Original grantee of Rancho San Rafael. Died in 1831. There were 5 Verdugo Adobes on Rancho San Rafael. North end of Brand Boulevard, Glendale, CA Map Top of Page Adobe Sites - Granada Hills Lopez Station Est. 1861
Adobe Sites - Granada Hills
Lopez Station Est. 1861
Adobe Sites - North Hollywood
Campo de Cahuenga Est. 1845 National Register more photos... California State Historic Landmark 151 L.A. Historic Cultural Monument 29
3912 Lankershim Blvd, North Hollywood, CA 91604 Map 818 292-5190
Adobe Sites - West Hills
Rancho El Escorpion Adobes Est. 1870s Southwest corner of Bell Canyon and Valley Circle Boulevard, West Hills. The adobe house of Rancho El Escorpion lasted until the late 1940s. Miguel Leonis built an adobe barn here in the 1870s. It stood until the 1960s. Photo of the barn on Page 92 of Casas and Courtyards. There was another adobe house nearby. The two adobe houses were west of the barn. They may have been 4 altogether in this area. They sat in the shadow of nearby Castle Peak. Charles A. Bell (1863-1917) a lawyer and the son of Major Horace Bell (1830-1918) lived here in later years. Bell Canyon is named for him. Horace Bell lived here for about a year as well. The adobes were just outside the Rancho El Escorpion northwest boundaries. They were on public land. John P. Harrington describes these adobe building in some detail in 1915. Several photos of these structures can be found in the Security Pacific Bank Collection, Los Angeles Public Library or at the Leonis Adobe. There are mentioned and photos are shown in several books about the area. Bell Canyon and Valley Circle Boulevard, West Hills, CA Map
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