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	Campo de Cahuenga
		The Campo de Cahuenga is the site of the "Capitulation of Cahuenga", an agreement that ended hostilities in California during the Mexican-American War.
		The Campo de Cahuenga became known as the American "Birthplace of California." The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo in 1848 formalized the annexation of California and the Southwest by the United States.
		It is located near the prehistoric Native American village of "Kaweenga" (or "Cahuenga"), on the northern entrance to the Cahuenga Pass.
	www.campodecahuenga.com (730 words)

	Replica Adobes - Historic Adobes of Los Angeles County by John R. Kielbasa ISBN: 0-8059-4172-X - Things To Do In Los ...
		It was the Treaty of Cahuenga, signed by Lieutenant Colonel John Charles Fremont for the United States and General Andres Pico on behalf of the Californios fighting for Mexico.
		The Cahuenga adobe was constructed in 1845 by Tomas Feliz at the north end of the pass bearing the same name.
		Cahuenga Pass was named for an ancient Indian village in the area and was the main passageway through the Hollywood Hills connecting Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley.
	www.laokay.com /halac/ReplicaAdobes.htm (852 words)

	Battle of La Providencia: Second Battle of Cahuenga Pass
		The two small armies met between February 19-20, 1845, in the so-called Battle of Cahuenga.
		This was just west of Cahuenga Pass, on the San Fernando Valley side, at Alamos near present-day Studio City.
		They came within long cannon range of each other at Cahuenga, the scene of a previous civil conflict.
	www.militarymuseum.org /LaProvidencia.html (992 words)

	Cahuenga (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The dirt road traveled through the very maw of the eastern end of Cahuenga Pass, part of it angling down the base of a steep slope, part of it rising above me, the whole of it appearling like a brush-covered mountain monolith.
		The peak is one of two in the range to retain its original Indian name, in honor of the Cahuenga tribe of Gabrielo Indians.
		Today, the Cahuengas are gone, and the peak is apparently on private land owned partly by the Forest Lawn cometary and the Howard Hughes corporation.
	home.comcast.net /~wymanburke/cahuenga.htm (1776 words)

	Historic Photos of Los Angeles Area Highways
		Cahuenga Pass on the US 101 Hollywood Freeway in 1961.
		Highland on the left, Cahuenga Blvd. on the right, and Odin Street between the two, with the southbound bridge over Highland under construction.
		The freeway through Cahuenga Pass ending just past Barham Blvd and continuing north on Cahuenga Blvd. Click image for a larger overall view.
	members.cox.net /mkpl2/hist/lahist.html (366 words)

	THE MEXICAN WAR IN CALIFORNIA
		As the two sides clashed in the Cahuenga Pass, Gov. Victoria's face was severely slashed.
		The Cahuenga Pass became a sort of border between the two regimes.
		The signing of the Capitualtion of Cahuenga occurred on January 13, 1847 on the kitchen table of the abandoned six-room adobe formerly occupied by Tomas Feliz and his family.
	www.aztecclub.com /campo/campo2.htm (1570 words)

	The Mexican War and California: The Treaty of Campo de Cahuenga
		This was a significant treaty that led indirectly to California's statehood by ending rival hostilities in California for the duration of the Mexican War.
		Campo de Cahuenga was once a part of Rancho Verdugo, occupied by Mariano de la Luz Verdugo.
		In accordance with the terms of the treaty, two cannon were surrendered, the howitzer captured from Gen. Kerny at San Pasqual, and the "Old Woman's Gun" that won the battle of Dominguez Ranch.
	www.militarymuseum.org /Cahuenga.html (989 words)

	The Hollywood Knolls - Our Neighborhood
		At the time, the Pass was apparently little more than a dusty, rough narrow break or natural trail in the hills suitable only for hiking, riding a horse or a mule.
		When Portola, the famous explorer, traveled through the Pass in about 1769, that steep narrow footpath was what he and his men found between lovely valleys on either side of the hills.
		The history of the Pass in the mid 1800's is full of tales of battles fought, hidden gold and treasure, banditos and highwaymen.
	www.hollywoodknolls.org /the_knolls.htm (1073 words)

	Patwin Plains
		Los Angeles-style urban development had by the 1940's already filled up Glendale and Burbank at the eastern end of the valley, and the southern Ventura Boulevard rim of the region (from Cahuenga Pass to Studio City and beyond) had already begun to be an urban spill-over from Hollywood.
		Thus the San Fernando Valley in a few short years passed from small farms, agriculture, and regional centers of urbanization to a completely urbanized wasteland with large areas resembling the eastern side of Sacramento today and especially those areas subdivided by the County of Sacramento east of I-80 and north of I-50.
		Neither of these projects are sound since, as regards the Ramos development, the county is not equipped to provide for sewers, water, flood-control, schools, parks, et cetera, nor for planning for a social service structure to meet the needs of a new community (including planning for differential income housing).
	nas.ucdavis.edu /Forbes/I-80_&_Patwin_Plains.html (2193 words)

	Pacific Electric San Fernando Valley Line
		This line originally negotiated Cahuenga Pass via a double track line located to the east of the highway; construction was quite difficult and its successful completion was regarded at the time as being somewhat of a triumph for LAP construction crews.
		Aside from extensive track relocation in and near Cahuenga Pass in connection with the construction of the Hollywood Freeway (which relocation of the State of California financed), the route described above remained in effect until abandonment.
		The "dream" right of way through Cahuenga Pass was paved over in 1957 to add two additional lanes to the Hollywood Freeway.
	www.erha.org /pelines/pewsfv.htm (2692 words)

	Gardner is very close to many towns
		Sprawling suburbs that make it harder for people to get around without a car may help fuel obesity: Americans who live in the most sprawling counties tend to weigh 6 more pounds than their counterparts in the most compact areas.
		You have two choices: A) Use the title "Cahuenga Pass" and the first line "We're going over the Hill, into the Valley," but write a story that has nothing to do with either of my two pieces.
		Cahuenga is clear through to Barham, but at every unannounced crosswalk I imagine a pedestrian crumpling beneath our bumper, or sailing limply over the barricade to the 101 below.
	people.delphiforums.com /busorama/2003_08_01_glfcarchive (1101 words)

	Mountain Biking: Hollywood Hills
		I ended up passing a couple of guys who were camping and then found myself trying to clamber down behind a big sign, complete with fountains right at the street entrance to the Hollywood Bowl.
		From this point, you just sail down the hill, passing a park on the right side full of kids and dogs, and make a left turn onto Arrowhead Drive, which then ends up down at the reservoir level.
		Even when the track is closed you can still go on this section of road, and continue to the northern end of the reservoir, and then up Lake Hollywood Drive, which is brutally steep but not too long.
	www.spannertech.com /biking/bikehollywood.htm (1248 words)

	The Valley Observed: San Fernando Valley history and sense of place
		1843 — Rancho Providencia and Rancho Cahuenga land grants made by Governor Micheltorena.
		George Porter plants navel orange grove 2.5 miles long on land south of Mission San Fernando Rey.
		1889 — Miguel Leonis, the bully of Calabasas, dies in wagon accident in Cahuenga Pass.
	www.americassuburb.com /timeline.html (2528 words)

	Mexican Governors
		He is buried in the cemetery at the Mission in San Francisco.
		On 6 December he was wounded at the Battle of Cahuenga Pass and returned to Mexico.
		In this period he completed secularization of the missions and is noted for seizing mission property and distributing it to friends.
	missiontour.org /related/mexicangov.htm (338 words)

	Ford - History
		The John Anson Ford Amphitheatre is one of the oldest performing arts venues in Los Angeles still in use.
		The open-air amphitheatre sits on a 45-acre park-like setting in the Cahuenga Pass.
		The author, Christine Wetherill Stevenson, believed the rugged beauty of the Cahuenga Pass would provide a dramatic outdoor setting for the play.
	www.lacountyarts.org /temp/ford_history.html (398 words)

	Fine Arts Aficionado Monthly
		Sprawling suburbs that make it harder for people to get around without a car may help fuel obesity: Americans who live in the most sprawling counties tend to weigh 6 more pounds than their counterparts in the most compact areas.
		You have two choices: A) Use the title "Cahuenga Pass" and the first line "We're going over the Hill, into the Valley," but write a story that has nothing to do with either of my two pieces.
		Cahuenga is clear through to Barham, but at every unannounced crosswalk I imagine a pedestrian crumpling beneath our bumper, or sailing limply over the barricade to the 101 below.
	gardnerlinn.com /2003_08_01_glfcarchive.html (1232 words)

	North Hollywood History, Universal City History
		John C. Fremont of the United States and General Andres Pico of Mexico met at the Campo de Cahuenga ("Cahuenga Field"), now an historical monument across Lankershim Blvd. from the main entrance to Universal Studios, and signed the treaty that was to end the war between their two countries.
		We became the fastest-growing community in the Valley, and pushed for the opening of a Cahuenga Pass thoroughfare.
		In 1949 the Campo de Cahuenga Historical Adobe was built on the site of the signing of the Treaty of Cahuenga in 1847, bringing "peace with honor" and ending the hostilities of the Mexican American War in California, setting the stage for California to gain statehood in 1850.
	noho.org /history.asp (2694 words)

	Cahuenga Pass/Universal City - Hollywood Hills West Neighborhood Council
		This geographically defined committee includes the Universal MTA Station, the commercial office buildings and hotels in Universal City, City Walk, Cahuenga Blvd. West from Lankershim Blvd. to Mulholland Drive, and the residences within 90068 postal zip code between Cahuenga Blvd. and Mulholland Drive.
		Significant issues currently being discussed are the proposed development on the Hanna Barbera site, the MTA pedestrian tunnel under Lankershim, street paving, and the traffic congestion in the Cahuenga Pass.
		Since 1998 I am President of the Cahuenga Pass Neighborhood Association and am currently vice-president of the Federation of Hillside and Canyon Associations which has over 40 member associations.
	www.hhwnc.org /committees/area02.php?m=406 (500 words)

	L.A. Marathon Bike Tour III
		This year the tour started at Universal Studios, crossed over Cahuenga Pass into Hollywood and ended up back at Universal after a 26 mile ride.
		This kept the cyclists geographically and temporally isolated from the runners, walkers and wheel-chair racers.
		After crossing Hollywood Blvd you've got about 2-1/2 miles of rather steady upgrade on Cahuenga to the finish near the entrance of Universal City Walk.
	www.armchair.com /escape/lambt3.html (731 words)

	Map of Cahuenga Pass (pass), California, United States - World Atlas - MSN Encarta
		Map of Cahuenga Pass (pass), California, United States - World Atlas - MSN Encarta
		Map of Cahuenga Pass (pass), California, United States
		The school of hard knocks for an M.B.A. Negotiating your financial aid package
	encarta.msn.com /map_701591740/Cahuenga_Pass.html (61 words)

	History of San Fernando Valley
		Although there seems nothing left of the people, places, and events that shaped the past, if we look closely we may just discover some tell tale signs that reveal the secrets of the history of North Hollywood.
		Let’s stop at Barham Boulevard, for a moment, and gaze North overlooking the freeway through the pass into the Valley.
		In 1858 The Butterfield Overland Mail Company ran two stage coaches a week that crossed at the ridge of Cahuenga Pass carrying US mail from San Louis to San Francisco via Los Angeles.
	www.nohoartsdistrict.com /history.htm (488 words)

	Amazon.com: Cahuenga: Books (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cahuenga Pass: A California play, based on historical events 1845-1847 by Ward E McConnell (Unknown Binding - 1947)
		Sid Cahuenga's is a tribute to the Craftsman bungalows that be- came...
		JOSEPH WAMBAUGH mood, they got a call to Hollywood and Cahuenga, where a pair of Hollywood's homeless were having a twilight...
	www.amazon.com /s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Cahuenga&search-type=ss&index=books&page=1 (1024 words)

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		Cahuenga Pass leaving the San Fernando Valley, circa 1909
		In the center of the photograph was a coach stop where people could stay overnight.
		View of family members on a farm near Cahuenga Pass, circa 1890.
	digital-library.csun.edu /cdm4/browse.php?&CISOSTART=21,461&CISOSORT=subjec\|f (714 words)

	THE HANDS CHAPTER 1 LOWELL HAND HAND FAMILY MANUSCRIPTS
		They went via present day Hollywood, over Cahuenga Pass, then west, following the general direction of the Los Angeles River to Calabasas where they stayed over night with grandma's brother Eastman.
		The total distance was about 30 miles but don't forget they all had to get out and help push the wagon over Cahuenga Pass about noon.
		It has always been a busy pass because it is an easy way to get through the San Gabriel Mountains.
	www.handfamily.org /lowell01.htm (1033 words)

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		My 10 year old son was staying with me for the holiday and was asleep on the floor in a sleeping bag.
		It was about 4:00 AM when I got up to use the bathroom; then decided to step outside onto the patio to view the city light.
		I could then see the general oval shape as the object passed and the canyon lights were again revealed behind it.
	www.nuforc.org /webreports/012/S12610.html (515 words)

	The Greater Toluca Lake Neighborhood Council
		In this bygone era, groves of citrus trees abounded, the Tujunga Wash was an open, sandy bank, and the Red Car would take you all the way through the Cahuenga Pass to Long Beach for ten cents.
		Campo de Cahuenga, a historical site now located in Universal City, was where the treaty was signed between Mexico and California ending that war, giving America most of California.
		The original boundaries of Toluca Lake were Cahuenga Boulevard, Clybourn Avenue, Camarillo Street and the Los Angeles River.
	www.gtlnc.org /toluca_lake_history.php (629 words)

	Pacific Electric San Fernando Valley Line
		The sprawling San Fernando Valley was a vast field of grain when the Los Angeles Pacific began building north through the Cahuenga Pass from Hollywood in 1911.
		From Kester Junction this line proceeded on its own single track to the town of Van Nuys, passing through the town on double track to North Sherman Way, 19.93 miles, where the line branched into two lines.
		Fastest of these was the 5:10 limited, which took 63 minutes to reach North Sherman Way; the front car was uncoupled beyond Cahuenga Pass and ran limited to North Sherman Way, then doing local work to Owensmouth; the second car performed local work from the Pass to San Fernando.
	www.erha.org /pewsfv.htm (2928 words)

	La Cahuenga Pass and the Warlords of Burbank
		(We had met at the beginning of the school year.) As we traveled back into Burbank through the Cahuenga Pass down Barham Blvd., past the famous Smoke House restaurant and the Warner Brothers Studios, Mike mentioned that a battlefield was situated somewhere nearby, and said that cannonballs were frequently dug up in the area.
		It wasn't for another 28 years that I did some research and discovered that this battle was fought in 1845, and was known as the Second Battle of Cahuenga Pass, or the Battle of La Providencia.
		It flows perpendicularly to the entrance to Cahuenga Pass - Barham Blvd. intersects it - near the Smoke House Restaurant.
	wesclark.com /am/warlords.html (2919 words)

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