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Through the Ages
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Clement
Lumber Company: Located here at 203 Railroad Street (also known
as Canyon Way at that time, or Orange-Olive Road today) in 1925. Last
at this location circa 1940. (See 1928
Sanborn Map.)
Olive Motel (and Apartments): First listed in
the directory in 1940. In 1947, listed at 8582 Santa Ana Canyon, and
in 1961, listed at 8620 Santa Ana Canyon Road. (See 1947
USGS aerial map.)
José
Antonio Yorba's first adobe: Built on the hill circa 1812. The home
ceased to exist prior to the 1880s. (See 1801
Grijalva Map.)
Olive Grammar School: Built here on the hill
as a white, two-story, wooden structure in 1895, at the address listed
as 209 Olive Avenue circa 1928, and 3038 N. Magnolia Avenue today.
First rebuilt in 1919. Renamed Olive Elementary School in 1953. Closed
June 1984; re-opened September 7, 1999. (See 1912
image, 1915
image, 1927
image, and a recent
image.)
Olive Civic Center: Built in the Spanish-Colonial style to
the rear of the school in 1939. Known as the Olive Community Center
and Assembly Hall, and the Olive Grammar School's Gymnasium and Auditorium.
Located at 3030 N. Magnolia Avenue, this structure is still in use
today. (See recent
image.)
Schorn
Mansion: Victorian style mansion built here circa 1889 by Louis
Schorn, one of the owners of the Olive Flour Mill. The home still stands
today on the southeastern corner of 8571 Ocean View Avenue at Bixby.
(See recent
image.)
NOTES: Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe (A.T. &
S.F.) Railroad was built in 1885. The railroad is named B.N.S.F. today
following Santa Fe Pacific Corporation's merger with Burlington Northern
Incorporated in 1995. (See 1912
image, and a recent
image showing the section of the railroad tracks in this area.)
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