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Citrus Union High School--Buildings--History Neoclassicism (Architecture) Romanesque Capitals (Architecture), Corinthian Bell towers High school buildings--California Place Azusa (Calif.) Buildings, structures, etc.
Azusa ( Tongva: Asuksa-nga) [7] is a city in the San Gabriel Valley region of Los Angeles County, California United States at the foot of the San Gabriel Mountains located 20 miles (32 km) east of downtown Los Angeles . Its population was 50,000 in 2020, an increase from 46,361 at the 2010 census. [8]
In 1891, the first Union High School, named Citrus, was built at the southwest corner of Citrus near Broadway. During 1887, Mr. Slauson laid out the town of Azusa, and it is a matter of information that when the date was set for the sale of lots, people stayed up all night and some of them paid as much as $500 for front places in line for first ...
Citrus Union High School District was the first union high school organized in California at the election of July 14, 1891. At that time, the Union included the school districts of Glendora, Azusa City, and Azusa which extending below the present city of Covina.
29. Dez. 2020 · by homesteadmuseum. January 7, 2017. by Paul R. Spitzzeri. The accompanying photo is very illuminating when it comes to the division of labor often followed in packing houses throughout greater Los Angeles when agriculture was one of the mainstays of the region’s economy.
Citrus Union High School, originally founded on July 14, 1891 in the Barnes Hotel was the first union high school in California, and was located on the southwest corner of Citrus Avenue and Broadway in the then-town of Gladstone. In 1902 it was rebuilt between Azusa and Glendora on "old Dalton Hill" for the then-significant sum of $12,990 ...
The Hayden Memorial Library at Citrus College archive Collection contains photographs, yearbooks (1899-1965), scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, school newspapers, books, ephemera and information that document the history of Citrus College, and depicting people, buildings and events of the City of Azusa and the surrounding San Gabriel Valley.
