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HISTORICAL TIMELINE OF THE VENICE Events Significant to Local Development Events Significant to the Development of the City of Los Angeles 1800 1850 1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1700 1929 Stock Market Crash 1941 Pearl Harbor bombed, US enters World War II 1945 End of World War II 1935 Venice made an attempt at incorporation, but was unsuccessful 1941 As WWII began, hundreds of Japanese residents were rounded up and sent to internment camps 1920 The start of Prohibition as well as the burning of the amusement pier lead to significant loss in tax revenue 1929 Oil wells on the Venice Peninsula began production. They provided much needed income during the Depression, but significantly altered the landscape 1839 Mexican government granted a region called La Ballona that included the southern parts of Venice to Machados and Talamantes family 1934 US Congress passes the National Housing Act, creating the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) 1939 HOLC "redlining" map of central Los Angeles, courtesy of LaDale Winling and urbanoasis.org. 1910 African Americans began to locate into Oakwood as manual laborers and servants to wealthy white residents 1898 Ocean Park resort community was established 1850 California Statehood 1781 El Pueblo de Los Angeles founded Drawing by William Rich Hutton, 1847. USC Digital Library 1926 Los Angeles City Hall constructed Overland Monthly, August-September 1931 Public Domain 1932 LA hosts Olympic Games. Later, athletes’ cottages are placed on the beach as a summer resort. Olympic.org 1891 Tobacco millionaire and real estate developer Abbot Kinney and Francis G. Ryan purchased a 1.5 mile-long strip of beachfront land located south of Santa Monica 1904-1905 Abbot Kinney split from his business partners to establish his own resort community. Abbot Kinney’s seaside resort community named “Venice of America” officially opened 1911 Venice of America renamed to “Venice” Rancho La Ballona , 1896 via Wikipedia Abbot Kinney,1900, via Wikipedia Venice of America venicebeachhaus.com Oil wells in Venice via mashable.com

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Page 1: HISTORICAL TIMELINE OF THE VENICE - LA City Planning · HISTORICAL TIMELINE OF THE Events Significant to Local Development VENICE Events Significant to the Development of the City

HISTORICAL TIMELINE OF THEVENICEEvents Significant to Local Development

Events Significant to the Development of the City of Los Angeles

1800 1850 1900 1910 1920 1930 19401700

1929Stock Market Crash

1941Pearl Harbor bombed, US enters World

War II

1945End of World

War II

1935 Venice made an

attempt at incorporation, but was

unsuccessful

1941As WWII began, hundreds

of Japanese residents were rounded up and sent to

internment camps

1920The start of

Prohibition as well as the burning of the

amusement pier lead to significant loss in

tax revenue

1929Oil wells on the Venice

Peninsula began production. They provided much needed

income during the Depression, but significantly

altered the landscape

1839Mexican government

granted a region called La Ballona that included the southern parts of Venice

to Machados and Talamantes family

1934US Congress passes the

National Housing Act, creating the Federal Housing Administration (FHA)

1939 HOLC "redlining" map of central Los Angeles, courtesy of LaDale Winling and urbanoasis.org.

1910African Americans began to locate into Oakwood as manual laborers and

servants to wealthy white residents

1898Ocean Park

resort community was

established

1850California Statehood

1781El Pueblo de Los Angeles

founded

Drawing by William Rich Hutton, 1847. USC Digital Library

1926Los Angeles City Hall

constructed

Overland Monthly, August-September 1931

Public Domain

1932LA hosts Olympic

Games. Later, athletes’ cottages are placed on the beach as a summer resort.

Olympic.org

1891Tobacco millionaire and

real estate developer Abbot Kinney and Francis G. Ryan purchased a 1.5

mile-long strip of beachfront land located south of Santa Monica

1904-1905Abbot Kinney split from his

business partners to establish his own resort community. Abbot

Kinney’s seaside resort community named “Venice of

America” officially opened

1911 Venice of America

renamed to “Venice”

Rancho La Ballona , 1896 via Wikipedia

Abbot Kinney,1900, via Wikipedia

Venice of America venicebeachhaus.com

Oil wells in Venice via mashable.com

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COMMUNITY PLAN AREA

1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010

1995Venice Canals refurbished

2000Current Venice

Community Plan adopted

1972California Coastal

Commission formed

1976California Coastal

Act adopted2016

Los Angeles voters approve Measure JJJ

1965Watts Riots

1978CA Proposition 13

passes

1992 Los Angeles Civil

Unrest

1958The “Beats” settled into Venice. They

emphasized “Bohemian”

lifestyles2012

Abbot Kinney named “coolest block” in

America by GQ

1967The start of the influence of the Flower Children

1984LA hosts Olympic Games

Public Domain

August 1965. New York World-Telegram

YaGeek via Wikipedia

1999 The Local Coastal

Program was adopted 2015-2016

Silicon Beach expands into Venice

The Beats via joedonnellywrites.com

coastal.ca.gov

Venice Canals via venicenc.org

Abbot Kinney Blvd via abbotkinney.org