YOUR MUSEUM - WORKING EVERY DAY TO SAVE THE HISTORIC WEDDINGTON HOUSE

2009 The Year of Valley History

Preserving the Weddington House is a major priority for The Museum of the San Fernando Valley. Here are four snapshots from the early days of the historic house from the David High Collection. Now highly endangered, the Weddington House could provide educators, school children and others interested in Valley history with a great venue from which to glimpse into another time and "place within a place."

Fred Weddington & Two Unknown Women
in front of Weddington House, Lankershim California - Gift to The Museum of the San Fernando Valley by David High - July 2009 (click on image to enlarge) Refer to photograph HC-114 Likely a wedding related photograph. but it might have been before the Pasadena Rose Parade, an important events for the Weddingtons.

Unknown Woman at Weddington House. Gift to The Museum of the San Fernando Valley by David High - July 2009 (click on image to enlarge) Refer to photograph HC-112
Note the details in this snapshot. A hammock on the front porch, a hose connection for the front lawn, a vintage automobile.

Fred Weddington & Group of Lankershim Residents - Gift to The Museum of the San Fernando Valley by David High - July 2009 (click on image to enlarge) Refer to photograph HC-113
Fred Weddington is at extreme left, with his fist on lawn.

Unidentified woman at the Weddington House, Gift to The Museum of the San Fernando Valley by David High - July 2009 (click on image to enlarge) Refer to photograph HC-112

Notes: very faint “Printed by Merick Reynolds Co.
222 South Broadway, Los Angeles, California

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