HAWTHORNE HISTORICAL SOCIETY PRESERVATION. COLLECTION. RESEARCH. INTERPRETATION. April Change is in the air this month. If you’re an early riser, the Sun is giving you... Continue reading
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-A Master Program- Early in 1954, a committee gathered data concerning the project and after months of study, submitted a report to the sponsoring organization,... Continue reading
There wasn’t anything special about Hawthorne’s Youth Camp when it was completed. It had cabins, a mess hall and recreation areas like most other camps. In fact,... Continue reading
HAWTHORNE YOUTH CAMP I picked this subject to write about this week, as it was one of the most memorable events of my childhood. This... Continue reading
Welcome to 2021 redesign of our website. In appreciation of your membership support, you are given additional access through this website to some of the... Continue reading
The Wiseburn School District, which presently encompasses parts of western Hawthorne, Del Aire and eastern El Segundo, officially formed on March 5, 1896, after a... Continue reading
Written in 1934 Author Unknown In the fall of 1907 the citizens of Hawthorne decided that two miles was too much of a walk... Continue reading
Fun facts for anyone who lived in Hawthorne from 1950 to today: Here you have Killarney Liquor Store, located at what was originally called 313... Continue reading
Welcome Hawthorne Historical Society’s website. This website was redesigned in 2021 to enable those of you unable to visit our Museum in California to have... Continue reading
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