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[joeinct]

Victory Drive-in Theater, San Fernando Valley, Calif., Photo by Steve Fitch, 1973

[vannuysblvd]

Bomp Records

...opens on Laurel Canyon Blvd. in North Hollywood, CA (April 1977) The store was owned and run by Greg and Suzy Shaw.

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Joani Presents was a lesbian club at 6413 Lankershim Boulevard, in North Hollywood, California. The owner, Joani Hannon, was a muscian and performer often known for her role in the 1959 Marilyn Monroe film Some Like It Hot.

Sources A, B

[vintagelosangeles]

Kim Gordon on a skateboard in front of Spinhead Studios during recording of “Made in USA” (North Hollywood, 1986)

Photo by David Markey

[vannuysblvd]

Ventura Boulevard in Studio City, c. 1939

(via Ventura Boulevard in Studio City - Los Angeles Public Library Photo Collection - Tessa: Photos and Digital Collections)

[oldshowbiz]

1970s cop shows are like mini-San Fernando Valley-travelogues

[vannuysblvd]

The artist Corita Kent in her gallery

5126 Vineland Avenue, North Hollywood (via)

[filmap]

Licorice Pizza Paul Thomas Anderson. 2021

Cupid’s Hot Dogs 9039 Lindley Ave, Northridge, CA 91325, United States See in map

See in imdb

[joeinct]

Victory Drive-in Theater, San Fernando Valley, CA, Photo by Steve Fitch, 1973

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The Vans circus tent store in Canoga Park in the early 1970s

(via How Vans Went From Tiny Anaheim Company to Global Powerhouse)

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(via Cultivate What Matters to You Handmade by ValleyGirlApothecary)

[architectureofdoom]

The East Highland High School in Euphoria, filmed at the Ulysses S. Grant High School in Valley Glen.

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Students protesting at San Fernando Valley State College, 1969

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Student boycott at San Fernando Valley State College, ca. 1969

In this image African American students boycott, and encourage others to boycott, classes as part of their effort to implement ethnic studies programs at SFVSC. Student efforts were rewarded with the creation of the Pan-African Studies and Chicana/o Studies Departments beginning in the Fall of 1969, despite a forcible takeover of the Administration building by militant students. That takeover resulted in the arrest and prosecution of several students, and was among the darkest days in the history of the campus.

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Angela Davis, associate professor of philosophy at UCLA and notorious during the Vietnam War protest era for her membership in the Communist Party, speaks at San Fernando Valley State College (CSUN), Northridge, CA 4/14/1970. (source)