| Popis: |
the early part of this century, two men joined forces in Tujunga to found the second Little Lands Colony. They were very different. One spent a little over half his life in the Sunland-Tujunga area, an outlying suburb of the City of Los Angeles.1 He took land that was orchards and virgin woods and platted it into the streets and neighborhoods we know today. The other man was a fleeting presence, but in his short time he guaranteed Tujunga a small, but permanent spot in the history of the Progressive Era America. |
