

Jubilee Square
200 block, N. Tustin St.
Orange, CA 92867
An homage to the can-do attitude of architects and designers of the 1950s & 1960s, when the American and specifically Californian attitude said that man can do anything that he could imagine. Googie architecture reflected a space-age optimism that is being slowly demolished throughout the county as “progress” claims that boomerangs & sputniks are tacky & kitsch. The Orange County Googie Archive aims to document the remaining examples of Googie architecture in Orange County, while they last.
4 comments:
I really enjoy the look at Orange County "archeology". I'm sure that thousands of people see these signs and buildings every day and are unaware of the history, fun, or even beauty of them.
Great shots. Thanks for taking the time to document and publish these. It makes me miss Orange County and I have not even been gone a year!
Great blog... Its been added to my list of daily visits!
Thank you so much to everyone for giving my new blog a try! It's my first time blogging; It's so nice to feel like I have something to say about something!
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