Demolished.



The closure merited an article in the Orange County Register on May 1, 2006. [link]
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.
2 comments:
Hey Mel...good first post. Welcome to the fun world of blogging.
Should have put up photos of the interior. (original layout, and the Cosmic Bowl mod.)
One with original lockers/daycare center (not the pro shop conversion)
Pics of the bar rooms.
Pics of stairwell and upstairs rooms.
If there is a way that I can put the map in my memory into a Secondlife map, that would be awesome.
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