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1. culturaldaily.com › val-verde-black-palm-springsVal Verde: The Black Palm Springs - Cultural Daily

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   23 maj 2018 · Located just beyond Magic Mountain between hills in a lush pocket of the Santa Clarita Valley, Val Verde was considered the Black Palm Springs in the 1930s. Founded in 1924, it was designated as a resort area for African-Americans right from the beginning.

2. www.latimes.com › archives › la-xpm-1994/03/02-mn-28975-storyCOLUMN ONE : Forgotten Oasis of Freedom : Val Verde, the 'black...

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   2 mar 1994 · Val Verde, “the black Palm Springs,” was founded in 1924 during an era in Los Angeles history when discrimination kept African Americans from enjoying the basic amenities of California...

3. scvhistory.com › scvhistory › lat19940302valverdeSCVHistory.com | Val Verde | Forgotten Oasis of Freedom: ''Black...

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   2 mar 1994 · Val Verde, "the black Palm Springs," was founded in 1924 during an era in Los Angeles history when discrimination kept African Americans from enjoying the basic amenities of California life: sunny beaches, picturesque parks, resorts and hotels.

4. lamag.com › lahistory › val-verdeCityDig: This 1947 Map Shows Where Black Angelenos Swam and...

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   3 lut 2016 · Seeking recreational space of their own, the black community created Val Verde, a little resort town in the San Martinez canyon above where Magic Mountain sits today. The retreat was just 45...

5. www.blackpast.org › african-american-history › eureka-villa-val-verdeEureka Villa/Val Verde, California - Blackpast

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   12 sie 2024 · In 1947, 18,000 people, mostly African American, visited Val Verde for Labor Day. Soon afterwards it was nicknamed “The Black Palm Springs.” Val Verde flourished as a retreat until the Civil Rights era brought long-overdue access to Los Angeles’ housing, pools and beaches.

6. whitewashedadobe.com › 2012 › 08LA’s Oasis for African Americans – Val Verde

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   Even in the depths of the Great Depression, Val Verde was enormously popular and LA’s black families flocked to enjoy the fresh air, swimming and the other amenities, and numerous dances, communal barbecues and picnics. It became known as “the black Palm Springs,” and it became a destination for Blacks from around the country as well.

7. www.valverdehistory.orgHome | Val Verde Historical Society

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   Dedicated to preserve, collect, research, interpret, and restore historical information, items, buildings of Val Verde, California's famed resort community established for Black People at a time when they were barred from many public recreational areas.