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Hermosa Beach California

Links, Restaurants and Home Pages

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General

Beach Scene South Bay Listings
Beach Web Hermosa Beach Online
California Travel Directory Go Calif
Los Angeles County Beaches Los Angeles
MovieFone 777-FILM
PLAYinLA Under Construction
Virtual Pier Plaza 'Pictorial' (Down)

Beach Hut
Brewski's
Cafe Boogaloo
California Beach Rock 'n Sushi
Club Sushi
El Pollo Inka Menus Online - Peruvian
Good Stuff
Good Stuff (New Page)
Hamilton Gregg Brewworks Brew your own beer!
Hennessey's Tavern
Il Boccaccio
Lighthouse Cafe
Martha's 22nd Street Grill
Pitcher House
Ragin' Cajun or Ragin' Cajun Cafe
RoundTable Pizza
Thai Dishes
Uncle Stavros
Wine & Dine in Hermosa Beach

Hermosa Beach, California Official Homepage
Hermosa Beach Historical Society
Los Angeles Times Beach Guide - South Bay Bicycle Trail (Site moved)
South Bay Bicycle Trail Images
South Bay Bicycle Trail Mileage Chart
South Bay Bicycle Trail Mileage Chart No Frames Version
Top 50 Cities - Los Angeles by Got.com

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First compiled 3:56 PM Monday 8/4/97

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New Links

I need to index these but I thought I would let you at 'em asap...

1. Bicycle.Com
2. Dive Spot.Com

3. AsiaMarket Asian Restaurants
4. WebDaily Dining Guide
5. RoomsPlus Hotel
6. PacificaHotelCo Hotel
7. Volleyball.org CBVA Volleyball
8. AVP HB 97 AVP Volleyball
9. AR Salon 1046 Hermosa Ave

10. NEW LINK Community
11. NEW LINK Home Town America
12. NEW LINK 90254
13. NEW LINK HVSD
14. NEW LINK HVSD
15. NEW LINK Contractors
16. NEW LINK Pool Halls
17. NEW LINK Video Stores

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25. Residential Rental Refferal (Pay Site)
26. NEW LINK Home Exchange
27. NEW LINK Home Finder
28. Real Estate House Hunt
29. Real Estate Real-Estates
30. Real Estate South Bay Homes
31. Real Estate Beach Cities Property
32. Real Estate Realty Bits
33. Real Estate Home Detail
34. Tim Biggs is a realtor in Hermosa Beach with Shorewood.

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Saturday, January 2, 1999, Wednesday, May 17, 2000.

Note:

At last count there I have found over 9000 pages on Hermosa Beach.

When I started this page in '97 the task of listing pages was easy...

Now, the task is overwhelming.

I added a link to Yahoo so you can search for any site not listed here.

If you want your site added, let me know.

Reciprocal links will now be listed in BOLD !

If you find a dead link, let me know and I will remove the link.

1000 hits recorded on Monday, November 2nd, 1998

5000 hits at the turn of the century. Thank you for your support. Leigh.

Hermosa Beach got its start in the form of a land grant from the King of Spain in 1822 to a loyal subject Antonio Ygnacio Avila. The rancho that resulted was called Rancho Sausal Redondo--the ranch of the round grove of willows. After Avila's death, his heirs sold the rancho to a wealthy Scot, Sir Robert Burnett, who arrived in Southern California just before the Civil War intending to buy land and raise sheep and cattle. In 1855 Burnett sold the land to another Scot, Daniel Freeman. By 1900, one E. B. Pomroy owned the greater part of the old rancho. That year, a pair of railroad men and developers named Moses Sherman and Eli Clark purchased a 1500 acre tract of Pomroy's land. The two had built an empire of electric railroads and intended to extend one of them, the Los Angeles Pacific, down to the booming port of Redondo Beach. Since railroads needed passengers and freight, they decided to develop their tract and sell off land for homes and factories. The City of Hermosa Beach was laid out with the developers' railroad running down the middle of Hermosa Avenue and ending up at Redondo Pier. Intended at first to be a resort town for summer visitors from Los Angeles the tiny town grew and incorporated in 1907 as the 19th city in the Los Angeles County. The city grew and the boom of the 1920's brought in factories: a silk mill, a glass factory and a large tile plant. The product of the latter, Hermosa Tile, is still in demand among tile collectors. After the World War II, Hermosa experienced another boom in population as the city was now connected by roads and people discovered the pleasures of relaxed beach side living.