what later became parts of Commerce and Montebello, helped shape culture in Los Angeles, Southern California, and the Nation. The Montebello Historical Society is hosting a Return to Simons; check it out !(Click to make the poster bigger.)
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Simons Brickyard Reunion: May 23rd
Simons Brick Yard, which was the largest brickyard during World War II in the U.S.
what later became parts of Commerce and Montebello, helped shape culture in Los Angeles, Southern California, and the Nation. The Montebello Historical Society is hosting a Return to Simons; check it out !(Click to make the poster bigger.)
what later became parts of Commerce and Montebello, helped shape culture in Los Angeles, Southern California, and the Nation. The Montebello Historical Society is hosting a Return to Simons; check it out !(Click to make the poster bigger.)
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please advise on your next reunion for the brick yard, my mothernlaw was originaly one of the kids that lived ther back in the early 50's her name was Dora Flora Beltran she lived there with her bros and sisters:
Eloisa, Manuel, Linda, Richard, Charlie and Dora. Pleae let me know when your next reunion will be this year 2011 Thank you, and Ill be sure to let them know ASAP!! Thank you,
Check my new web site on simons
http://simonsbrickyard.blogspot.com/
I would like any information on the next reunion or just gathering from families from the brickyard. My grandfather Carlos Arnold was a blacksmith on the brickyard many years ago. My dad Ulysses Luna Arnold (Vicho) would tell me storys about the brickyard..I work in Montebello and would like to know more about it...Thank you,
Lorenzo Arnold arnold1137@gmail.com
I would also like information as well, my grandparents are from Simons. I am planning a photo gallery exhibition of there life in Simons Brick Yard. Valeryrebecca.martinez@gmail.com
Greetings,
I am Jerry Hernandez and like many in my family we grew up in Simons. To this very day the house my grandparents had is still standing on 1420 Espanol Avenue.
Please send me any information on future upcoming events, etc on the "Brick People". It is my intention to share this information with my family, so we are not forgotten.
I am interested in shirts, hats and literature.
Respectfully,
Jerry Hernndez
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