Loop has an article about the sale of the property to Southern California Edison.

$33.75 mil.

Guy Rose, born in San Gabriel, of the wealthy family from which the name Rosemead was derived, is discussed in a good article by Hidden Los Angeles.

San Gabriel Mission by Guy Rose, 1914

Anyone see anything odd on Thursday morning, around 5:30am? The Tribune is reporting that an injured man was found at that corner early Thursday morning.

If you saw anything, you should probably call the Temple Sheriff Station at 626-285-7171.

Steven Ly calls the Glendon Inn an "albatross" and a "sinkhole."

You mean the hotel that used to be a den of drug sales and prostitution?

If you want to talk "sinkhole," take a look at the Dinsmoor House. The sad part is that Ly will keep on lavishing money on THAT sinkhole because his friends work there.

A story about Whittier's Bailey House in the San Gabriel Valley Tribune had me thinking about Rosemead's Dinsmoor House.

Reminder, since the original post has dropped off the front page.

Bring your old televisions to SGHS this weekend and help support our local high school. A copy of the flyer is attached to the original post, linked above.

Story in today's SGV Tribune.

San Gabriel has its Mission District, and a nice "Old Town" area with an historic walking tour.

Do a google image search for San Gabriel and you get plenty of hits for images like this one, from Congressman Adam Schiff's website: