The Palomino
Early last year, Valley Relics rescued a sign from one of country music’s most important pieces of history. For 43 years, the Palomino served as… Read More »The Palomino
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Mentryville: Remnants of Valley History
Deep in the heart of the Valley, along a lonely road in Newhall, lies a ghost town that was once home to one of the… Read More »Mentryville: Remnants of Valley History
Iron Eyes Cody – The Crying Indian
If the man above doesn’t look familiar, take a look at this: This PSA, made on Earth Day, 1971, stars a man once dubbed “America’s… Read More »Iron Eyes Cody – The Crying Indian
Nudie Cohn – The Rhinestone Cowboy
There’s a special corner of the Valley Relics Museum dedicated to a man of unique talent and taste. A man well-known to local history… Read More »Nudie Cohn – The Rhinestone Cowboy
Valley Relics Early History: Scandals of the 1920s
Anyone looking up the history of LA in the 1920s will uncover incredible scandals, from C. C. Julian the get-rich-quick oil speculator, to “Sister” Aimee… Read More »Valley Relics Early History: Scandals of the 1920s
Dimples – “America’s First Karaoke Bar”
Burbank is well-known for its historic landmarks and memorabilia. Earlier this year, the town said goodbye to both as Dimples, dubbed America’s first karaoke bar,… Read More »Dimples – “America’s First Karaoke Bar”
