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Revision as of 03:57, 28 June 2015
Button Shell Beach, Santa Catalina Island is shown as Button Beach on a map in The Islander on August 1, 1916.
33°24'18.1"N 118°22'08.3"W
In the News~
July 15, 1904 [LAT/SCat]: “Avalon. Mr. and Mrs. Gray Curtis gave a farewell picnic yesterday at Buttonshell Beach…”
August 20, 1904 [LAT/SCat]: “Avalon. A picnic and watermelon party at Buttonshell Beach this afternoon was one of the attractions of the day.”
July 28, 1914 [TI/Avalon]: “Work commenced Monday to move the dancing pavilion at Buttonshell Beach. It is expected that this new attraction will be opened and ready for business next weekend. The plan for Pebble Beach is similar to that proposed for the first location, and only that the amusement will be accessible by road as well as by boat. An effort will be made to cater for a large number of visitors during August.”
