"The Architecture of Glendora, An Appreciation" presented by Steve Slakey

While Glendora is not known for its architectural “collection,” this final program of the Society year will demonstrate that our city does, in fact, possess some noteworthy architecture both in terms of styles representative of the time periods over which Glendora developed and also some homes designed by prominent architects. This presentation will reveal some of these important examples, discuss the geographical distribution of styles which allows us to “read the landscape”, and better appreciate the growth of Glendora, and encourage citizens and visitors alike to explore the city at ground level.

Monday, May 23rd, 2022
6:30pm to 8:00pm

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Admission is FREE
RSVP appreciated!

Steve Slakey is Executive Vice President of our Society. He is also a tour docent for the Los Angeles Conservancy. He is Senior Adjunct Professor of Geography at the University of La Verne and is retired from 35 years as a geography and social science teacher La Puente High School. He is past president of the California Geographical Society. Professionally, his focus is urban geography.

Society Business: Due to Covid-19 the Board of Directors election will be conducted remotely through online voting and snail mail. For election information and voting instructions please visit: https://glendorahistoricalsociety.wildapricot.org/Election

This is a meeting of the General Membership and a presentation of the Glendora Historical Society hosted by the Glendora Public Library.