Disneyland, monorails, Fox Fullerton, 1930s, etc.

Here's a view of the snazzy new Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim on June 1, 1956. On the right is the spot where the monorail station would later be built. On the left is the coffee shop that would later be known as the Monorail Cafe. The sign above reads, "Disneyland Hotel Restaurants by Gourmet." I've zoomed in on part of the image below to show off some of the outstanding landscaping, signage, and other Space Age design elements. I'd take this place over Downtown Disney any day!

Today's "Daily Read" in the Register is about the 50th anniversary of the Disneyland Monorail, and features an interview with the monorail's designer, Bob Gurr. It's an interesting article, but take it with a grain of salt. For instance, Walt Disney clearly was not "the most famous guy in America" in 1928 (nor in 1929, nor...) . And the monorail opened in 1959, after a surprisingly short design-build process.

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The Fox Fullerton Theatre Foundation is asking all its supporters to attend a meeting tomorrow night, concerning the development of the area adjacent to the historic theatre. The meeting will be held Wed., July 1, 6:30pm., in the Venetian Room at Angelo's & Vinci's, 550 N. Harbor Blvd., in Fullerton. The project's history and planning process will be discussed, the developer and architectural team will be introduced, and the community will be able to provide feedback on the initial concept.

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Phil Brigandi will discuss "The Great Depression in Orange County" at the Anaheim Historical Society's annual banquet on July 11. For more information or to RSVP, contact Cynthia Ward.

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A bunch of us local history folk celebrated Phil's 50th birthday on Sunday at Disneyland. (See photo below.) Read about it on Cynthia's Anaheim Life blog.

Strange drawings at the Old Courthouse

The Old Courthouse Museum in Santa Ana has a small but very interesting new exhibit on the 1st floor. They're now displaying about six of architect Charles L. Strange's original 1900 drawings of the Courthouse building itself. The drawings are loaded with detail. For us architecture geeks, it's fun to look for ways the building changed between the planning stage and completion.

These drawings were borrowed from the County by the L.A. architectural firm of Parkinson and Parkinson in the 1920s, when they were approached to design a proposed (but never realized) expansion and remodeling of the courthouse. A former historical commissioner tells me that Parkinson didn't get around to returning the plans until 1992, but then asked to be recognized for their contribution. (Using the same logic, perhaps my neighbor will give me a plaque if I finally return the weed-whacker I borrowed from him twenty years ago.)

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While you're at the Old Courthouse, you might also want to check out their new photographic exhibit of the route of Lewis and Clark. And of course, stop by the County Archives and say hello to me too.

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A late happy birthday to Cynthia Ward and an early happy birthday to Phil Brigandi. See you both tomorrow at Disneyland!

5 Fwy, citrus labels, Dreger Clock, slides, etc.

This late 1950s Kodachrome image shows the 5 Freeway at First St. in Santa Ana. It certainly looks different today!
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I wondered how SoCal pop-culture maven Charles Phoenix would react to the news about Kodachrome's passing. He posted a piece about it today on his website, which begins, "Kodachrome slides changed my life." Indeed, he makes his living doing slide shows and creating books based on his amazing slide collection. (Click here to read his comments.)
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The Citrus Label Society's next meeting will be held Aug. 17th, 7pm, at the Orange Public Library & History Center. Reader Daralee writes, "It's an informal event in which you walk in and see the [vintage citrus crate] labels on sale at each of the various tables... Anyone who is not a member is welcomed to attend and purchase these labels."
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Those of you following the saga of the "Dreger Clock" (which once stood at Knott's Berry Farm) should check out the recent news updates on Glenn Frank's website. Restoration of the clock is nearing completion and it should be unveiled at its new home, near the Whitaker/Jaynes House Museum in Buena Park, in late July or early August.

Jacko in Orange County

So you thought you'd escape the 24-7 barrage of Michael Jackson coverage by coming here and reading about Orange County history? Sadly, you were wrong. I've had this weird picture - taken at Knott's Berry Farm in April 1984 - for a while now, and this may be the only excuse I ever get to post it. (Note that the sign on the Good Time Theatre marquee behind them reads, "Flash Beagle" - a show based on arguably the worst animated "Peanuts" special of all time.)
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You probably don't associate Jackson with Knott's. But you probably remember his connections to Disneyland.
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In a move I'm sure Disney executives later regretted, Captain EO - a 3-D movie starring Jackson - opened at Disneyland's Magic Eye Theatre on Sept. 18, 1986. (It actually debuted six days earlier at Epcot Center.) The special effects extravaganza was directed by Francis Ford Coppola, with George Lucas as executive producer. They are seen on the set with Jackson in the photo below.
Captain EO was 17 minutes long and cost 17 million dollars to make. That's five million less than Jackson paid in 1994 to settle one of the molestation cases against him.
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The short film was technically and visually impressive, but the glow faded over the years as Jackson's creepy personal life (e.g. sleeping with little boys) became public. The show closed in 1997 to no fanfare whatsoever.
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I'm told Jackson was a regular at Disneyland at various points in his career, going from ride to ride with his entourage - sometimes wearing a disguise. He was so enamoured of the park that he built a half-baked version of it on his Neverland Ranch near Santa Barbara.
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And speaking of Disney connections,... Did anyone else notice that Jackson died in a rented mansion on Carolwood Dr. - the same street Walt Disney lived on when he was developing Disneyland?

Kodachrome, Orange County Plaza, Knott's, etc.

"They give us those nice bright colors.
They give us the greens of summers.
Makes you think all the world's a sunny day, Oh yeah!
I got a Nikon camera.
I love to take a photograph.
So mama don't take my Kodachrome away."
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Paul Simon, Kodachrome

Sorry, Paul. Kodak has announced it is retiring Kodachrome slide film after a 74-year run. For good or ill, digital now officially rules the high-end photography world. Yes, there is much to love about the new-fangled "ones and zeros," but the change is bittersweet for those of us who cut our teeth "shooting silver."
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But don't worry -- we'll all be scanning and sharing Kodachrome slides online for a long time to come, including the image above. Today's photo shows Orange County Plaza, on the 9700 block of Chapman Ave. near Brookhurst St. in Garden Grove in 1957.
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Yes, this is post number three featuring this particular shopping center, but the other two (here and here) were among the most popular O.C. History Roundup posts ever. Go figure!
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If that weren't strange enough, it turns out that the photo I'm posting today is also the most frequently viewed image in the Orange County Archives' photoset on Flickr. (Over 1,627 views in less than eight months online!)
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Don't get me wrong,... I think these are great images of typical 1950s Orange County, or I wouldn't have posted them. But the level of public interest fascinates me.
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In response to an earlier post about the O.C. Plaza, reader "MCAS El Toro" wrote:

"...Off the top of my head, the anchor [stores] were JC Penney, Thriftimart, Economart and Grant's. The center declined after 15 years and the plaza was remodeled during Garden Grove's 'City Redevelopment' phase in the mid-1970s. It was reconfigured and re-branded as the 'Garden Grove Mall' and given another facelift in the late '80s as the 'Garden Promenade'. About ten years ago the JC Penney building was razed to make way for the current Regal movie theater."

On an unrelated note, Jay Jennings will discuss his new Arcadia photo book about Knott's Berry Farm on Real Orange on KOCE-TV tomorrow (Wed.), at 6:30pm. (Repeated at 11pm, and on Thurs. at 8am.) About half the images in the book are from the O.C. Archives' collection, so I'm especially curious to see how he organized them with his other material to tell the story.

Harajuku Rebellion Style

Japan is famous for its fashion & hairstyle which are extreme and seduce the youngsters desire. One of most popular hairstyle is Harajuku. What is the Harajuku?

Harajuku is an area in the middle of Tokyo, exactly around Harajuku Station, in Sibuya District, Tokyo. In the beginning of 1990s, it is an important area that connects Tokyo to other sorrounding districts. 1n 1906, The station was opened as an expansion of Yamanote railway. Several years later there were various kind of department stores around the place that led to the existance of fashion centres. This area became famous all over Japan after having been broadcasted through some fashion magazine like Anan and non-no. That time, some group of girls were recognized wandering around Harajuku area. Their fashion immitated the style of fashion models in the Anan and non-no magazine. And until now, group of youngsters wearing extreme styles can be seen in this area. Harajuku becomes icon of fashion style rebellion in Japan.

In the capital city of Japan, Tokyo, most officers generally wear dark coats, dark trousers, white shirts, dark ties, dark suitcases, their hair was well combed, and they walk fast because they do not want to waste time. Students wear uniform determined by school authority. But in Harajuku, there is a rebellion of fashion. The youngsters refuse to wear neat and tidy clothes. Their desire to be creative is expressed through extreme, glamorous fashion and hair style. Not only extreme hair style they perform, but also extreme hair colour like green, purple, red, blue, golden blonde, grey, silver, pink, and ash.

The contrast performance between design, colour, motif, size, and the kind of clothes is the specialty of this fashion style. Harajuku style is divided into several types. Sometimes the style is adapted to the beautifull doll from Japan with white pale skin and nice dressing like the doll displayed in the window. This style is called Lolita. There is also a style called Cosplay (costume play). This style immitates the character of a hero or bandit in the anime or other cartoon movie in Japan. Those style are mostly adopted and promoted by J-Rock personnels. J-Rock is a name of a band from Japan. The assimetrical hair with loud colour is one of their hair style. The assimetrical hair is the hair that is cut unevenly. For example, one part is long but other part is short. Or the length on the left and right side are different.

The fashion style then becomes more famous in many countries. In America, the Harajuku fashion style is getting more famous after a singer from America, Gwen Stefani, created a song that carried the theme of Harajuku fashion entitled 'Harajuku Girls'. In promoting his song, Gwen seemed employing some dancers wearing Harajuku fashion in some of her concert all over the world.

Wigs for Fun and Fashion

Wigs are false hair made from different sources. Wigs can either be made from human or synthetic hair. Wigs are worn on the head for adornment, ceremony or to disguise hair loss. Vogue Wigs offers a diverse range of wigs for aesthetic and stylistic purposes. They can be worn for special occasions, theatrical purposes, everyday use, or just for fun.

Wearing wigs can transform a person’s entire look. It can give personality to a makeover. Whatever look you want to achieve Vogue Wigs will have something available for what you are looking for. The wigs come in a variety of lengths: long hair, medium and short. They can be curly, straight, asymmetrical, layered or feathered. Vogue Wigs has a wide assortment which will leave you breathless. Beautiful synthetic hair made from first rate quality man-made fiber which is practically impossible to differentiate from human hair.

Compared to human hair, synthetic hair is priced lower which makes it affordable in any budget. Care of synthetic hair is much easier and simpler. But in any case caring is vital to maintain the condition of the wig you invested in. Protecting your investment will give you much more wear out of your wig. Vogue Wigs believes that with the proper care, their products can endure the test of time.

Vogue Wigs has given out tips on how to care for synthetic wigs. Since the wigs at Vogue Wigs are pre-styled, upkeep or maintenance of the wigs is easy and simple. The Alan Eaton brand of wigs at Vogue Wigs is made of heat-resistant fiber as compared to other synthetic wigs. Irons, rollers or blow dryers should not be used on other synthetic wigs. Even hair tinting or dye should not be done to synthetic wigs because it can damage the fibers permanently. The harsh chemicals used in the formulation of the hair dyes are not good for synthetic fibers.

At Vogue Wigs you can find a wide selection of fabulous synthetic hair, hair extensions, human hair wigs, African American wigs, hairpieces, and costume wigs and even children’s wigs. Some wigs are on sale and are specially discounted items. The sale items are equally fantastic as the regular priced items. This is an opportunity that does not come often. So when it does, don’t pass up the chance for a great buy. The wigs are just as fantastic. They look too real to be called wigs.

In choosing wigs, you have to know your head size. Most of the time, the average size will fit the majority of women. In selecting a wig, you may want to consider what the purpose of the wig will be for. Some people use wigs as hair replacement and some use wigs as an accessory for a change in hairstyle. Choose from curly to short to straight and long, from blond to redhead whatever makes you tick.

Wigs are fun but they also need attention and care. Vogue Wigs offers wig accessories for its upkeep and prolonging the wear. You need to have the right shampoo and conditioner, texturing wig cleanser and wooden styling brush. A wig stand can maintain the form and keep the hair from knotting. Never fold the wig because it can deform. Caring for your wig is just as caring for your own hair. Wigs are your hair’s extensions. They also speak about your personality.

Tips on Hair Extensions

Hair extensions can be attached in several ways. The hair can be braided across the head and then extensions are sewn onto the braids. Extensions can be glued or clamped to sections of hair. Clip on extensions can be applied by the client, removed and reused. Extensions make hair look longer and thicker. I would go with the clamp on version if I wanted permanent extensions.

Hair extensions can be a lot of fun if you are aware of the risks and the procedures. When you get hair extensions make sure that you use a gentle shampoo and also that you condition your hair properly. Your hair dresser will give you more details. There are new hair extensions available, the clip on ones, a couple of my friends have them and they look really class!! just pop down to the nearest hair dressers and ask if they sell them or know where you can but some.

Try the clip in hair extentions, theyre called that but dont actually clip in, what it is, it's a layer of hair stuck on with glue with little staples, sounds wierd but actually are comfortable, they last about 2 months these are also re-useable if you look after them well. Also you can put in as much layers you want. Take the extensions to a salon and let the stylist put them in. Should be cheaper than the stylist actually doing individual extensions ( as opposed to a clip on piece). Pay attention to how the stylist adds them in and then duplicate this yourself.

Clip-In Extensions - They work great if you don’t want anything permanent. Braiding paste can help keep the clip from slipping out. Be careful with long-term use in the same areas, as users have been known to experience hair loss.

Hairlocs - This system utilizes small metal tubes that has been pre-tipped with an adhesive. It is very similar if not almost identical to Eurolocs. Once the metal tube is threaded onto your own hair, a lock of pre-tipped hair is inserted into the tube and then it was clamped, so to speak, thereby adhering the extension hair to your own without the use of hot or cold adhesive.

It's important to use the right products otherwise the hair may fall out or be unmanagable. Some hair extensions are noticable but nowerdays depending on where you get them done can look really natural. You don't know until you've tried them, but it's worth going to professionals as they can go wrong, well not nessecarily wrong but maybe not natural looking or the hair quality isn't of high standards.

Jessica Simpson has a hair extension at target that just clip in and you can get them for like 13 or 14 dollars. They have all diff rent colors that match your hair color.

Well for hair extentions it depends on how long your hair is and if you do get some make sure it's your color and 100% human hair it will look much better than anything else but it"s kinda pricey some cost like 22-up you can get it anywhere.

It is a well known fact that hair extensions can do damage to your natural hair. The glue that is attached to your natural hair can burn and split the ends of your hair. This means that you will almost always be required to have the ends of your hair cut after the extensions are removed.

Male Hairstyles Psychology

Hairstyle is one part of nonverbal communication that can reveal your personality. Man's personality can be read from what hairstyle he has, what color it has, how often he changes his hairstyle, etc. Hairstyle is one part of object communication to read or enhance personality, so it's important to remember other object to avoid misread.


* Bald Hairstyle
Bald is sexy. Not every man dare to get bald hairstyle. If he has an irregular scar on his scalp or shaped head, he won't to reveal it. Go bald by head shaving is also one of the best ways to hide bald spot, receding hairline, and hair loss. Hiding man's going bald is a common way. But, if a bald man always hide it everywhere & every time he goes (by using a hat or wig), then he is not proud of himself. He feels insecure and doesn't want people to know his weakness. He will no more attractive than before. Actually, going bald is a normal process for men. Male celebrities who are really proud to be bald such as Bruce Willis, Zinedine Zidane, Mike Tyson, etc.



* Short Tidy Hairstyle
Short hair on a man can be interpreted as diligent, active, dependability, & hard work. Jobs that require active & practical may also require a man to always get short hair. The jobs including military, sports, police, etc.



* Change Hairstyle Often
If he is always curious to get new style, then he is an adventurous man who requires courage & has a lot of creativity. He can adapt to a new surrounding easily. One of professions that requires to change his hairstyle often is movie star. Movie star should adapt in new role he plays easily & demanded to change his hairstyle to follow his role.



* Mohawk & Punk Style
Commonly worn by youngsters. A man who gets this hair can be interpreted as against the rule & rebellious. He likes to be remembered, to be free, anti-authoritarianism, & has a sense of humor.



* High Maintenance Hairstyles
High maintenance means styling, dying, ever-changing, & creating artistic hair. High maintenance hairstyle is difficult to be maintained. It requires a lot of money. So, a man with high maintenance hairdo usually has a lot of money. He also give attention to his clothes, shoes, and other appearance. He always follow the latest fashion.

Hintz Construction, Anaheim

Folks seemed to like yesterday's post, so I thought I'd bring your attention to this similar 1950s postcard advertising the homes of the Hintz Construction Co. of Anaheim. The postcard comes from Vic Stapf's wonderful Photos of the Forgotten website.

I started digging up a little more information about Hintz, but didn't expect to find much. I was wrong. First, the basics,...

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The president of the company was John T. Hintz, who was involved in at least eight local tract-building firms in the late 1950s. Gilbert J. Hayes acted as sales agent on most of these tracts.

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The black and white image above is from Hintz's "Riverview Estates" development, which was on sale in Spring of 1957 near Walnut Ave and Hart St in Orange. (Bizarre factoid: Over Easter weekend, "Easter Bunny clowns" were positioned along local streets with signs and balloons to point the way to the "big Easter frolic" that awaited potential homebuyers.) A second set of "Riverview Estates" was built at the same time near Clinton Ave. and Trask St. in Garden Grove.

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That same year, Hintz began construction of a 106-home tract at the northwest corner of 9th St. and Katella Ave. I believe the image below depicts a home in that tract.

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In May 1958, the O.C. Planning Commission also okayed another 44-home Hintz tract at the southwest corner of Bolsa Ave. and Euclid St. in Garden Grove. You get the idea. Hintz Construction was doing a booming business.

Perhaps it was a portent of trouble to come when one of Hintz's business associates took off from the Orange County Airport in an airplane owned by Hintz. When detained by authorities at an airport in Illinois, he claimed he had every right to use the plane and that John Hintz had no business contacting the authorities.

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Then the real trouble hit the fan. In March 1960, the O.C. District Attorney brought six real estate men - including John Hintz - into Anaheim-Fullerton Municipal Court on charges of violating the state Business and Professions Code. According to the L.A. Times, Hintz was charged with making "material changes in the financial structure after submitting to the real estate commission [his] planned method of handling the contracts of sale on the homes." The case was complicated, involved many parties, and resulted in a major "second trust deed" mixup. At least 200 O.C. homeowners faced forclosure. Hintz pleaded not guilty. (Two years later, the Garden Grove Union High School District sued Hintz on a related matter.)

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Going back through newspapers of the time, I can't find how the case ended or what happened to the homeowners. Does anyone know?

Dollar Builders, Santa Ana

No big post today. Just this great 1955 postcard for Dollar Builders of Santa Ana from the collection of Mark Hall-Patton. I love architectural illustrations of this style and era, and I always wonder where the original paintings ended up.

Fall 2008 Mens Hairstyles Fashion Trends Hot

There are many hairstyles for men to look stylish and sexy this fall 2008.Hair is the main look for any man.so, changing a hairstyle at any time should be done with utmost care as once haircut is done you need time to roll ack your changes .So, be cautious about selecting your hairstyle for this fall 2008.

Trendy hairstyles for fall 2008 include spiked haircuts, mohawks, curly, emo hairstyles, buzz cuts etc. Wild haircuts include Mohawks, punk rock,Emo, buzz cut, and faux hawk.Below are the various hairstyles to try out this fall 2008.

Medium Elegant Wavy Curly Hairstyles For Cool Guys

Wavy hairstyles always very elegant and sexy to watch any man.Those men with the natural curls in thier hairstyle are a bit more attractive to women.Curly hair can be styled in various patterns and textures to make it look more great.

Mens wavy hairstyles with long curls on brown hair
Mens medium curly hairstyles with spiked up hair
These are some of the most commonly used curly haircuts that suits any kind of person if styled in right proportions.Below are some great wavy haircuts for men with curls to try out.

Mens short curly hairstyle with front curls on forehead
Guys medium short curly hairstyles for black hair
Mens Curly and wavy hairstyles with big curls

Wild And Extreme Trendy Hairstyles Fashion For Guys

Most of the guys are always ready to try out something that is really wild and extreme fashion which normal people dare to try them.Those men with the real guts can try out the extreme hairstyles waiting for you.

Below there are different hairstyles with great shining textures like mohawk haircut, fanned mohawks, extreme curly hairs, emo hairstyles, straight layered hairstyles and many more various haircuts to try out for showing your wildness.

Mother Colony House and Woelke-Stoffle House

Today's photos are from July 16, 1950, when the Mother Colony House (1857) in Anaheim was declared a State Historic Landmark. In the photo below, we see both the Victorian Woelke-Stoffel House (1894) (a.k.a. "The Red Cross House") and the Mother Colony House on that same auspicious day. The dark building in the background is a vineyard distillery barn which no longer stands.

It appears these fellows consecrated the ground by doing the Dance of the White Shirted Businessmen around a ceremonial totem. Round and round they go. You can almost hear them chanting.

The Mother Colony House is open for tours by appointment (see link above) and the Woelke-Stoffel house is currently undergoing a significant restoration/preservation effort. Drive down West St. near Sycamore if you'd like to see these historic buildings and the magnificent fig tree next door.

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Update: Reader ColonyRabble posted the following in the comments, but I thought it should be brought up here to the front page where everyone will see it: "I am very pleased to report that both structures are about to be incorporated into a public park for the interpretation of local history, overseen by the lovely Jane Newell! The ginourmous fig tree (that is the Latin, of course) will be included, along with some new construction for display space, so we can get some larger artifacts out of the Central Library basement (and bomb shelter) and out where kids can learn. Very exciting stuff happening in Anaheim."

Great Depression, Knott's, Olive, Nixon & NARA

The Register is running a series on the Great Depression in Orange County, including a handful of videos, on their website. (Kudos to Eugene Garcia for his nod to John Hodgeman in the first video.) The photo above shows "map colorists" in Fullerton, hired by FDR's Works Progress Administration to hand-color historical maps of Orange County. Some of you may remember that I was coveting these maps as recently as last year.

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For the whole series of articles, videos, photos, and other related information about the 1930s in Orange County, see the Register's Great Depression page.
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Speaking of the Great Depression, Knott's Berry Farm is selling some great t-shirts that read, "Mrs. Knott's Chicken Dinner Restaurant: Serving quality chicken from one depression to the next."
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And speaking of the CDR's 75th, (sorry about all the cheesy segues,) I couldn't resist adding one more photo from yesterday's festivities,... The image below shows Tony Baxter, head of Disneyland's Imagineering, meeting Marion Knott, who was instrumental in shaping Knott's Berry Farm throughout the late 20th Century. I love her look of surprise.

Olive historian Daralee Ota has added a new segment to her website featuring the history of Mission Clay Products Co. and the Padre Tile Co. Link on over to learn more about the old brick yard.
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The Richard Nixon Presidential Library & Museum invites the public to enjoy cake, punch, a presentation, and special tours of its archival and museum holdings as the Library celebrates the 75th anniversary of the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). The event will take place 2:30-4 pm, Thurs., June 18. It's free, but reservations are recommended.

A banner day at Knott's Berry Farm

I'm posting a few of the photos I took yesterday at the 75th anniversary celebration for Mrs. Knott's Chicken Dinner Restaurant at Knott's Berry Farm. It was an amazing day and the place was packed with some really interesting people. The photo above shows the biggest star of the day, Marion Knott, talking about her parents, Walter and Cordelia. Marion was born on the Knott's berry farm, and grew up working there, living there, and eventually involved in management.

The place was packed with historians, government officials, and many many former employees of the restaurant. This group shot brought together CDR staff from many generations. Linda F. "Pam" Elliott - who's sitting to the right of Marion Knott, and wearing a white cardigan - was a waitress there for 51 years! Mrs. Knott gave her the name "Pam" because there was already a Linda working at the restaurant. The name has stuck to this day. Jo Burdick, on the far left,, was a waitress, but also danced in the Calico Saloon and went on to a career in showbiz, working with the likes of Frank Sinatra. I'm sure each of these people has interesting stories to tell, and I'm sorry I didn't have time to hear more of them than I did.

The day was capped off with the re-dedication of the Orange County Historical Commission plaque that was originally placed at the Farm in 1977. The group above includes Commission members, Marion Knott and State Senator Lou Correa. They are standing between the park's ticket booths and Grand Ave.

Here, Historical Commission Chairman Don Dobmeier holds up a photo I brought showing the original plaque ceremony in 1977, in which he also appears. (He was Chairman that year too.) You can see the image more clearly in my post from last Monday.

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I want to thank Jennifer Blazey, Marty Keithley, and everyone who worked behind the scenes to make this event such a ringing success. It was wonderful to bring together the people who recognize that Knott's Berry Farm is much more than just another amusement park. It's a significant part of Orange County history, it teaches us about Western U.S. history, and it has a fascinating history of its own.

Hairstyles For Teens With Very Long Fashionable Bangs

Young boys in the teenage look more sexy when they apply side bangs to their hairstyles

up to their shoulder or long enough to give a fashionble look.Below there are so many great looking medium hairstyles for men with very long bangs blended in various haircuts.These haircuts can be maintained easily and makes you much more attractive ..

Young Boys Hairstyles With Long Fashionable Bangs

Mens Medium Teens Hairstyle With Very Long Bangs

Guys shoulder Length Bangs on brown hair

Mens medium length blonde hairstyles with long layered bangs