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Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds. Inset map shows Reseda Boulevard intersecting with Sunset Boulevard. According to Los Angeles Times, March 20, 1998, "Crossroads of Confusion," a plan to extend Reseda to Sunset and the Santa Monica area began in the 1920s and was scrapped in 1977. Some city maps incorrectly show an intersection between Reseda and Sunset. This park was not created. Plans show Rustic Canyon Creek running through the center of the park; Rustic Canyon Creek is just east of Will Rogers State Historic Park in an area with private residences. Approved, Date 31st December 1942 by Beverly Hills National Bank & Trust Co. Unit "B" Labels on plan: Reseda Boulevard, Sunset Boulevard, Parking, Kitchen, Mess Hall, Assembly & Dormitory Bldg., Cabin, Will Rogers Cabin, Tent, Shower Bldg., Council Circle, Underpass, Turf, Turf Field, Lawn, Paving, Terrace, To Rustic Canyon Road Plan No. 684-2 Ralph D. Cornell, F.A.S.L.A., Landscape Architect Geo A. Kern, A.S.L.A. Des. & Dr. Will Rogers Recreation Park, Los Angeles, California Camp Josepha [sic], Crescent Bay Council, Boys Scouts of America, 2 miles
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uclamss_1411_0221 0221 ark:/21198/zz002b63wt
Language
English
Subject
Assembly halls Environment Camps (recreation areas) Paving asphalt Athletic fields Shower rooms Josepho Boy Scout Camp (Calif.) Terraces (landscaped-site elements) Cabins (houses) Lifestyle Dormitories (buildings) Parking lots Tents (portable buildings) Council rings Government Underpasses Kitchens Mess halls Landscape architecture Beverly Hills National Bank & Trust Company Will Rogers State Historic Park
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