Steve Faessel's new "Images of America" book, Anaheim: 1940-2007, is coming out this month. It's the companion volume to his first book, Early Anaheim. (Cover shown at right.) Chris Epting, one of my co-contributors at "Greetings from H.B." presents us with a mystery that involves Huntington Beach and Lloyd Wright, the son of architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Check out the details at this link.
The Floral Park Home and Garden Tour is also coming up on Apr. 28 and 29 in Santa Ana. For information, visit their website, or call (714) 567-4795.
On May 5th, 1-4pm, the Anaheim Historical Society will host a Victorian tea at the historic Berkenstock Estate in Placentia. The event is presented with the assistance of Lock & Noble Tea Co and realtor Meghan Shigo (who specializes in vintage and historic homes.) Tickets are $25. For more information, contact Joyce at (714) 772-1420.
St. Mary's Catholic Church in Fullerton is celebrating their 95th anniversary.
George Key Ranch, a County historic park in Placentia, is undergoing renovations and will soon have a new staff as well. And yes, Ranger Sam has a nice new gig elsewhere.
Mel's Diner has officially signed the lease to operate the Parasol Restaurant in Seal Beach.
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