How Southern California's car culture got its start – Orange County Register
The first gas-powered auto hit LA streets in 1897 and many other automobile "firsts" happened in Southern California too, columnist Mark Landis writes.
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The first gas-powered auto hit LA streets in 1897 and many other automobile "firsts" happened in Southern California too, columnist Mark Landis writes.
The first gas-powered auto hit LA streets in 1897 and many other automobile "firsts" happened in Southern California too, columnist Mark Landis writes.
The first gas-powered auto hit LA streets in 1897 and many other automobile "firsts" happened in Southern California too, columnist Mark Landis writes.
The first gas-powered auto hit LA streets in 1897 and many other automobile "firsts" happened in Southern California too, columnist Mark Landis writes.
The Arroyo Seco Parkway, known formerly as the Pasadena Freeway, opened in 1940 with aid from the historic federal public works program.