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Francisco Marquez and Ysidro Reyes
- The land that became Pacific Palisades was originally within the boundaries of Rancho Boca de Santa Monica, granted by the governor of California during the Mexican period to Francisco Marquez and Ysidro Reyes in 1839.
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The story starts with Cyrus McCormick, who made a fortune in the 19th century when he perfected the mechanical grain reaper.
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The land that became Pacific Palisades was originally within the boundaries of Rancho Boca de Santa Monica, granted by the governor of California during the Mexican period to Francisco Marquez and Ysidro Reyes in 1839. [14] .
Dec 10, 1989 · The idea of a Pacific Palisades video came about when historical society member Martha Brown and Thiele, who made commercials for Honda and Coors, were talking one evening two years ago...
One of the first houses constructed in the Castellammare tract for industrialist Leon Kauffman (1871-1935). Kauffman was a Russian émigré and wool merchant; a ram motif is used throughout the house, reflecting Kauffman’s background in the wool industry.
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Pacific Palisades. Located in the northwest portion of Council District 11, the community of Pacific Palisades was founded in 1922 by Methodist residents. The community they created spawned into what is today a primarily residential area – containing single-family homes, and condominiums and apartments – with a small business district at ...
Oct 23, 2017 · For the current owners Dr. Anna Fuchs, a urologist, and her father Jan Rosciszewski, purchasing the villa was kismet. “The house had been an obsession for me from the time I was in residency at UCLA Medical School,” Fuchs says. “We had looked in Pacific Palisades and saw the palace and I thought, ‘That’s the house for me.’
The original Gladstones was opened by Robert J. Morris on the site of the former Ted's Grill in Santa Monica Canyon in 1972 [1] and then moved to its home on the beach at 17300 Pacific Coast Highway in 1981. Morris sold the restaurant in 1984 to W.R. Grace Co. [2] but repurchased it in 1990. [3]
