Bolton Hall, 1913

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Title	Bolton Hall, 1913
Description	Exterior view of Bolton Hall right after construction. Bolton Hall served as the first city hall and jail. Bolton Hall was built by George Harris in August of 1913. The building is unique in its construction because large rocks were used and small stones were used in the mortar to fill the gaps between the rocks. There were three fountains on the corner. The lowest one to the ground was for dogs, the middle one was for horses, and the highest one was for people. Later the fountains were destroyed, but the building has withstood several earthquakes. The hall served as a town meeting place where church services, dances, socials, and other events were held. The Bolton Hall Museum is located at 10110 Commerce, Tujunga, CA 91042. Phone: (818)352-3420. Donor: Mary Louise Eberhardt. (Acc. #280) Black and white photograph.
Subject	Bolton Hall (Tujunga, Los Angeles, Calif.) Stone buildings City halls Jails Clubhouses
Topic	Social life and customs Architecture
Neighborhood	Tujunga (Los Angeles, Calif.)
Date	1913
Photographer/Author/Interviewee	Unknown
Donors & Others	Eberhardt, Mary Louise
Media	Black-and-white print (photograph)
Identifier	LLHS50.jpg
Repository Name	Little Landers Historical Society
Rights	http://digital-library.csun.edu/SFV/copyright.html
Project Name	San Fernando Valley History Digital Library
Publisher	California State University, Northridge. University Library.

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