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
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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”
A Brief History of Tiffany’s
As you walk through Valley Relics Museum, many items stand out. For a few theater buffs, the bright glow of seven particular letters stands out… Read More »A Brief History of Tiffany’s
John Hertz, respected and famous businessman West Valley Property
William Morris (“Willie”) Bioff (1900 – November 4, 1955) was an American organized crime figure who operated as a labor leader in the movie production… Read More »John Hertz, respected and famous businessman West Valley Property
Alfred H. Prince and his family
Did you know that the Valley Relics Museum holds hundreds of rare documents, photographs, ledgers and diaries from the early pioneers of the San Fernando… Read More »Alfred H. Prince and his family
Vintage North Hollywood Mural Dedication
What a amazing turnout! I would like to thank everyone that was involved and allowing us Valley Relics to be a part of this wonderful movement.
NoHo’s City Councilmember Paul Krekorian and the North Hollywood community unveil L.A.’s newest—and one of the city’s largest—public murals, the “Vintage North Hollywood Mural,” a 9,000-square-foot artwork that will cover the Whitsett Slope. The mural brings to fruition years of community planning and collaboration to beautify the slope and honor North Hollywood’s rich history and contributions to the development of Los Angeles.
Valley Relics and Assemblyman Scott Wilk 38th District invite you to join us for a community coffee
Valley Relics and Assemblyman Scott Wilk 38th District invite you to join us for a community coffee this Monday September 22nd at The Valley Relics… Read More »Valley Relics and Assemblyman Scott Wilk 38th District invite you to join us for a community coffee
North Hollywood’s “The Palomino Club” History Saved
Another piece of history saved. The Palomino club, which was located in North Hollywood, California, is now making its way home to the San Fernando… Read More »North Hollywood’s “The Palomino Club” History Saved
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