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Camels, Confederates and Other Stories from West Hollywood’s Civil War History

Greek George Caralambo, West Hollywood’s First Settler, Tended Camels around Today’s Melrose Place

The Capture of the Bandit Tiburcio Vasquez in 1874 Was the First National News Story Reported from West Hollywood

The Village of Sherman Rises around the Trolley Yard

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