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Owensmouth was a town
founded in 1912 in the
western part of the San
Fernando Valley in Los
Angeles County, California.
Owensmouth joined the city of Los...
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converted into
wheat farms and then subdivided, with part of it
named Owensmouth as a town
founded in 1912. It
joined Los
Angeles in 1917 and was renamed...
- The
Owensmouth Line was a
Pacific Electric interurban service that
connected the San
Fernando Valley to
Downtown Los Angeles. The
route was
largely developed...
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extended his
Pacific Electric Railway (Red Cars)
through the
Valley to
Owensmouth (now
Canoga Park). The
Suburban Home
Company laid out
plans for roads...
- San
Fernando Rey de España. In the
American era, West
Hills was part of
Owensmouth,
which was
renamed Canoga Park in 1930. West
Hills was
established in...
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extended his
Pacific Electric Railway (Red Cars)
through the
Valley to
Owensmouth (now
Canoga Park). The
Suburban Home
Company laid out
plans for roads...
- and Bell Cr**** (Escorpión Cr****),
between Canoga Park High
School and
Owensmouth Avenue (just
north of
Vanowen Street) in
Canoga Park.
These cr****s' headwaters...
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extended his
Pacific Electric Railway (Red Cars)
through the
Valley to
Owensmouth (now
Canoga Park). The
Suburban Home
Company laid out
plans for roads...
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plans for
three new
towns of Van Nuys,
Marion (present-day Reseda), and
Owensmouth (present-day
Canoga Park and West Hills); a
system of
roads and streets;...
- Pennsylvania, and
settled in
Owensmouth, California,
around 1911. He
became a
naturalized US
citizen in 1913.
Owensmouth was a
rural area in the San Fernando...
