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Valley Relics San Fernando Valley Postcard Collection (VR/PC) Valley Relics San Fernando Valley Postcard Collection (VR/PC) Processing History Alison Turtledove initially processed and researched the collection in 2015. Sarah Glover compiled and added postcards to the finding aid in May 2016. Arrangement The postcards are split into 21 categories (sub-series): Rancho San Antonio School for Boys (RSA); Anheuser-Busch Brewery (AB); Busch Gardens (BG); Street Scenes (SS); Local Residences (LR); Hotels and Motels (HM); Aerial Views (AV); San Fernando Valley State College (VS); Airports (AP); Restaurants (RS); Churches and other places of worship (CH); Parks (PA); Hospitals (HS); Administrative Buildings (AD); Area Entertainment (EN); Early History (EH); Local Businesses (LB); Agriculture (AG); Sports (SP); Santa Clarita and Simi Valley (SC); Miscellaneous Booklets (BO). Catalog Reference No. Title Extent Date Subjects / Keywords VR/PC/RSA Rancho San Antonio School for 9 Boys postcards Boys town of the west. Chatsworth, CA. VR/PC/RSA/1 San Antonio School for Boys, Rancho San Chatsworth, CA. L-R: Antonio, Administration Building, Junior Chatsworth, Recreation Hall, Reina Del Rancho Schools Shrine, St. Anthony's Chapel. VR/PC/RSA/2 Rancho San Antonio School for Rancho San Boys, Chatsworth, CA. Reina Del Antonio, Rancho Shrine, in front of St. Chatsworth, Anthony's Chapel. Schools VR/PC/RSA/3 Rancho San Antonio School for Rancho San Boys, Chatsworth, CA. Swimming Antonio, pool and sports fields. Chatsworth, Schools VR/PC/RSA/4 Rancho San Antonio School for Rancho San Boys, Chatsworth, CA. Interior of Antonio, St. Anthony's Chapel. Chatsworth, Schools, Churches VR/PC/RSA/5 Rancho San Antonio School for Rancho San Boys, Chatsworth, CA. Interior of Antonio, Dining Hall, seniors' section. Chatsworth, Schools VR/PC/RSA/6 Rancho San Antonio School for Rancho San Boys, Chatsworth, CA. Interior of Antonio, Junior Lounge Room. Chatsworth, Schools VR/PC/RSA/6a 1 duplicate of VR/PC/RSA/6. VR/PC/RSA/7 Rancho San Antonio School for Rancho San Boys, Chatsworth, CA. Interior of Antonio, San Filippo Hall (dormitory hall). Chatsworth, Schools VR/PC/RSA/8 Rancho San Antonio School for Rancho San Boys, Chatsworth, CA. Marble Antonio, sculpture of St. Anthony and the Chatsworth, Christ Child "welcoming an Schools American boy." VR/PC/RSA/9 Rancho San Antonio School for Rancho San Boys, Chatsworth, CA. Boys Antonio, herding shorthorn cattle to Chatsworth, pasture as part of an "agricultural Schools, class." Agriculture, Horses VR/PC/AB Anheuser-Busch Brewery 6 postcards VR/PC/AB/1 Anheuser-Busch Brewery, Van Van Nuys, Nuys, CA. Image of brewery based Anheuser- on aerial photograph, grayscale. Busch, Breweries, Aerial Views VR/PC/AB/2 Anheuser-Busch Brewery, Van Van Nuys, Nuys, CA. Image of brewery based Anheuser- on aerial photograph, color. May Busch, be earlier than VR/PC/AB/1 as the Breweries, road in front is narrower. Aerial Views VR/PC/AB/3 Anheuser-Busch Brewery, Van Van Nuys, Nuys, CA. Exterior of brewery Anheuser- featuring large sign, "CALIFORNIA Busch, HOME OF BUDWEISER." Breweries VR/PC/AB/3a 1 duplicate of VR/PC/AB/3, uncropped. VR/PC/AB/4 Anheuser-Busch Brewery, Van c1960 Van Nuys, Nuys, CA. Exterior of brewery Anheuser- featuring large sign, "California Home of Budweiser," vertical Busch, format. Postmarked March 4, Breweries 1960, Van Nuys. VR/PC/AB/5 Anheuser-Busch Brewery, Van Van Nuys, Nuys, CA. Exterior of brewery Anheuser- with two palm trees on the right. Busch, Breweries VR/PC/AB/6 Anheuser-Busch Brewery, Van Van Nuys, Nuys, CA. Blurry wide-angle aerial Anheuser- exterior of brewery and Busch, surrounding area. Breweries, Aerial Views VR/PC/AB/6a 1 duplicate of VR/PC/AB/6. VR/PC/BG Busch Gardens 19 postcards VR/PC/BG/1 Busch Gardens, Van Nuys, CA. Van Nuys, Budweiser Clydesdale 8-horse Busch team in large parking lot, Busch Gardens, Gardens. Tower of brewery visible Horses, in background. Breweries VR/PC/BG/2 Busch Gardens, Van Nuys, CA. Van Nuys, Budweiser Clydesdale 8-horse Busch team exiting an ornamental gate, Gardens, Busch Gardens. Horses VR/PC/BG/3 Busch Gardens, Van Nuys, CA. c1970s Van Nuys, Free-flight aviary interior with Busch "Ya-Hoo Flume Ride" visible. Gardens, Dated Sun., Sept. 9, 1973. Aviary VR/PC/BG/4 Busch Gardens, Van Nuys, CA. Van Nuys, Bird show with "trained macaws Busch and cockatoos" in ampitheater Gardens, Birds setting. VR/PC/BG/4a-b 2 duplicates of VR/PC/BG/4. VR/PC/BG/5 Busch Gardens, Van Nuys, CA. Van Nuys, Guests in line to board boat tour. Busch Gardens White text. VR/PC/BG/5a 1 duplicate of VR/PC/BG/5, with yellow text. VR/PC/BG/6 Busch Gardens, Van Nuys, CA. Van Nuys, Boat tour floating through tower Busch Gardens gorge area. VR/PC/BG/7 Busch Gardens, Van Nuys, CA. Van Nuys, View of Palm Island featuring Busch Mute Swans and various macaws Gardens, Birds (parrots). VR/PC/BG/8 Busch Gardens, Van Nuys, CA. Van Nuys, Water birds on rocks. European Busch Storks, one rare Painted Stork Gardens, Birds from India, one unidentified gray exotic bird. VR/PC/BG/9 Busch Gardens, Van Nuys, CA. Van Nuys, Four macaws on branch. Busch Gardens, Birds VR/PC/BG/10 Busch Gardens, Van Nuys, CA. Van Nuys, Numerous macaws perching in Busch the "Parrot Tree." Gardens, Birds VR/PC/BG/11 Busch Gardens, Van Nuys, CA. Van Nuys, Cascades in the gorge area. Busch Gardens Vertical format. VR/PC/BG/12 Busch Gardens, Van Nuys, CA. Van Nuys, Panoramic Waterfall in Busch Gardens "featherock gorge area." Vertical format. VR/PC/BG/13 Busch Gardens, Van Nuys, CA. Van Nuys, Panoramic Waterfall in Busch Gardens "featherock gorge area" with storks in foreground. Vertical format. VR/PC/BG/14 Busch Gardens, Van Nuys, CA. Van Nuys, Budweiser Pavillion central Busch hospitality house, with spraying Gardens, Birds, fountain and swan. Fountains VR/PC/BG/15 Busch Gardens, Van Nuys, CA. Van Nuys, Three Busch Gardens attractions, Busch Gardens labeled "Palm Island," "Skyrail Car," "Gorge Area." VR/PC/BG/16 Busch Gardens, Van Nuys, CA. Van Nuys, Monorail tour, showing two rail Busch Gardens cars with tourists. VR/PC/BG/16a 1 duplicate of VR/PC/BG/16. VR/PC/BG/17 Busch Gardens, Van Nuys, CA. Van Nuys, Boat tour floating through gorge Busch Gardens area. Similar to VR/PC/BG/6 but not identical. VR/PC/BG/18 Busch Gardens, Van Nuys, CA. Van Nuys, Booklet containing 14 postcards Busch Gardens with different images relating to Busch Gardens. Oversized. VR/PC/BG/19 Busch Gardens, Van Nuys, CA. Van Nuys, Greetings from Busch Bird Busch Sanctuary. Two images separated Gardens, Birds by a banner of boat tour through palm area and trained parrots. VR/PC/SS Street Scenes 37 postcards VR/PC/SS/1 Street scene, Van Nuys, CA. Van Early 1950s Street Scenes, Nuys Blvd. with Owl Drugs on the Van Nuys corner. VR/PC/SS/2 Street scene, Van Nuys, CA. Van c1960s Street Scenes, Nuys Blvd. with Owl Drugs on the Van Nuys corner. Same view as VR/PC/SS/1 but about 10 years later. Traffic signal and 1950s cars. VR/PC/SS/3 Street scene, Van Nuys, CA. c1950s- Street Scenes, Looking north on Van Nuys Blvd. 1960s Van Nuys from Victory Blvd. 1950s cars. VR/PC/SS/3a 1 duplicate of VR/PC/SS/3, postmarked July 4, 1964. VR/PC/SS/4 Street scene, Van Nuys, CA. c1950s Street Scenes, Intersection of Van Nuys Blvd. Van Nuys and Victory Blvd., looking north. VR/PC/SS/4a 1 duplicate of VR/PC/SS/4. VR/PC/SS/5 Street scene, Van Nuys, CA. c1960s Street Scenes, Looking east on Victory Blvd. Van Nuys Volkswagen Beetle is visible. VR/PC/SS/6 Street scene, Van Nuys, CA. Night Street Scenes, scene. Display of 13' illuminated Van Nuys, angels decorating Van Nuys Blvd. Holidays for Christmas. VR/PC/SS/7 Street scene, Van Nuys, CA. Near c1970s Street Scenes, Hamlin St. Van Nuys VR/PC/SS/8 Street scene, Reseda, CA. c1964 Street Scenes, Intersection of Sherman Way and Reseda Reseda Blvd., looking east. Postmarked October 31, 1964, Van Nuys. VR/PC/SS/8a-b 2 duplicates of VR/PC/SS/8. VR/PC/SS/9 Street scene, Reseda, CA. Cars c1950s Street Scenes, parked on Reseda Blvd. Reseda VR/PC/SS/9a 1 duplicate of VR/PC/SS/9, Postmarked July 5, 1955, Van Nuys. VR/PC/SS/10 Street scene, Reseda, CA. c1970s Street Scenes, Sherman Way with shops and Reseda cars. Postmarked June 13, 1975. VR/PC/SS/11 Street scene, Reseda, CA. Reseda Early 1960s? Street Scenes, Blvd., looking south from Reseda Sherman Way. VR/PC/SS/12 Street scene, Reseda, CA. Mid 1950s? Street Scenes, Sherman Way, looking west Reseda toward Reseda Blvd. Woolworth's on north side of the street. VR/PC/SS/12a 1 duplicate of VR/PC/SS/12. VR/PC/SS/13 Street scene, Burbank, CA. San Late 1950s? Street Scenes, Fernando Rd. with Sav-on Drugs Burbank on corner. Postmarked May 13, 1961, San Gabriel. VR/PC/SS/13a-d 4 duplicates of VR/PC/SS/13. VR/PC/SS/14 Street scene, Burbank, CA. New c1970s Street Scenes, outdoor shopping mall in Burbank Burbank, Malls with Thrifty Drugs on corner. Postmarked June 7, 1972. VR/PC/SS/15 Street scene, Burbank, CA. New Street Scenes, outdoor shopping mall in Burbank, Malls Burbank, photographed from above. VR/PC/SS/16 Street scene, Burbank, CA. Street Scenes, Outdoor shopping mall in Burbank, Malls downtown Burbank. VR/PC/SS/17 Street scene, Studio City, CA. Early 1960s? Street Scenes, Intersection of Laurel Canyon Studio City Blvd.
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