Uncovered nice personal memories from Debbie and Keith, a couple of Hawthorne locals. This first one comes from Debbie, who recalled: “Wow, Cockatoo Inn...
When we started this website, we were shocked to find that no one ever wanted this domain. In a way it’s understandable that the...
In 1958, a fire destroyed the old Cockatoo. Then, the razing of the entire building finally occurred in 2005. Imagine seeing the Cockatoo Inn...
Sometimes, it’s the simple things in life that we remember most fondly. Maybe it was the first time you rode a bike, or saw...
The now-vintage clothier, Lanz of California, previewed their fashions for the Grandview Woman’s Club in March 1963. The Palos Verdes News printed the following...
Former Hawthorner, Larry Bach, recalls a great childhood memory of Andy and “the Lococo trampoline”: When the Lococos lived on Manor Drive, they also...
While purusing the socials, we came across the account Historic Los Angeles, who posted a memory from Los Angelan, Jose Garcia, posted March 30,...
We bring to light the story of a regular man who contributed much to his community. He is largely unknown to the general public,...
We came across a very special story today. The Quiros family were devoted in remembering their mother at the Cockatoo Inn. Every year on...
We recently discovered the passing of Richard A. Young, who was general manager at the Cockatoo Inn during the 1980s. Rich moved to Phoenix...