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Sam Gnerre

Sam Gnerre

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Web Editor and Local History Blog Writer, Daily Breeze

Torrance

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Total articles 564

  • South Bay History: Some ideas for using Alondra Park land didn’t work out, but others did

    By Sam Gnerre Verified| Daily Breeze Verified The World’s Fairs in 1938 was held in Berlin, Helsinki and Glasgow, according to the official list kept by the Paris-based Bureau International des Expositions. Missing from that list: Alondra Park. I wrote about the history of the county park 10 years ago, but I thought a look at some of the early plans for the large chunk of open space might be of interest. The 53-acre parcel was part of 320 total acres that Los Angeles County purchased in 1927 for just more than $1 million.

    By Sam Gnerre Verified · Daily Breeze

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • South Bay History: Big Ben Discount Store may be long gone, but Torrance Towne Center still thrives

    By Sam Gnerre Verified| Daily Breeze Verified South Bay History: Big Ben Discount Store may be long gone, but Torrance Towne Center still thrives

    By Sam Gnerre Verified · Daily Breeze

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • South Bay History: Some ideas for using Alondra Park land didn’t work out, but others did

    By Sam Gnerre Verified| Daily Breeze Verified The World’s Fairs in 1938 was held in Berlin, Helsinki and Glasgow, according to the official list kept by the Paris-based Bureau International des Expositions. Missing from that list: Alondra Park. I wrote about the history of the county park 10 years ago, but I thought a look at some of the early plans for the large chunk of open space might be of interest. The 53-acre parcel was part of 320 total acres that Los Angeles County purchased in 1927 for just more than $1 million.

    By Sam Gnerre Verified · Daily Breeze

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Daily Breeze

United States