When the Los Angeles Angels Flew to Anaheim

[yk9001]

http://www.kcet.org/updaily/socal_focus/history/la-as-subject/when-the-los-angeles-angels-flew-to-anaheim.html

 

 

A great look back, with some great pics.

[gotbeer]

Those are some pretty neat pictures.  

[Pbonetheman]

I think I see the plumbing from here.

[AngelsLakersFan]

Ironic that just about the only thing developed was the area across the street (from St. College)

[Taylor]

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Is that Blarg selling hot dogs?

[Guest]

I saw this a while back, thanks for posting it as I had lost the link. It's very surreal.

[Vegas Halo Fan]

Los Angeles Looloos. Maybe some jerseys for throwback day.

[Blarg]

Is that Blarg selling hot dogs?

That could have been me looking at the souvineers except I never owned any Angels gear back then.

[Jim]

That could have been me looking at the souvineers except I never owned any Angels gear back then.

That could have totally been me starring at the souvenirs I would never have, my Dad at the counter leering at the two women whom were not his wife. Ahhhh... the memories.

[yk9001]

That old guy working the concession stand STILL works at Angel Stadium selling hot dogs.

[Homebrewer]

Thanks for this. I too, was about the age of the kid looking at the batting helmets.

[Angel Oracle]

That old guy working the concession stand STILL works at Angel Stadium selling hot dogs.

And doubles as an usher at the Anaheim Convention Center 

[Homebrewer]

In those years, you could drive from Brookhurst and PCH to the Big A in right around 20 mins.

[Tank]

only $15.8 mil to build the stadium. wow. 

[Homebrewer]

Jepsen

1 IP) 1H 2ER 2W 0K 1SB and a balk.

[The Ghost of Bob Starr]

Is that Blarg selling hot dogs?

No. Blarg was already retired by then.

[The Ghost of Bob Starr]

What I find sad is that you always see the same 8-10 photos of the stadium, a few aerials and a few promotional shots from inside that look like they were manufactured by the same group that made the 60s Disney staged photos.

It's too bad there aren't more photos from the 60s and 70s out there in the public domain.

[tomsred]

What I find sad is that you always see the same 8-10 photos of the stadium, a few aerials and a few promotional shots from inside that look like they were manufactured by the same group that made the 60s Disney staged photos.

It's too bad there aren't more photos from the 60s and 70s out there in the public domain.

I think there are probably plenty of them, finding them is the trick.

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