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"Ramona Cottage" attraction at Robert E. Callahan's Mission Village auto park on Washington Boulevard in Los Angeles (Culver City). Callahan, a Western memorabilia collector and storyteller, opened his Ramona- and Indian-themed auto park in 1928 and moved it in the 1960s to Mint Canyon-Agua Dulce (but this stucco building did not make the move). Frasher's Foto (Burton and Josephine Frasher of Pomona), published sometime between 1928, when the first Mission Village building was erected, and 1942, when DOPS photo paper was last used. (See the letters D-O-P-S in the stamp box below.) Further reading: Robert E. Callahan Turned Old West Into Tourist Attraction by Dr. Alan Pollack, 2017.
LW3474: 9600 dpi jpeg from original RPPC purchased 2018 by Leon Worden.
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Pollack Story
Callahan & Carrie Jacobs Bond in Ramona Chapel 1927
Ramona Cottage ~1930s
~1940s
Callahan with Hopi Indians Employees
Good Luck Charm
'Hopi Snake Dance' Booklet
Description 1965
1967 Visit x3
Tom Shubert Story
Ray Saniger Performs 1967/70 (Mult.)
Summer of 1967
1972 Horror Film
Outlaw Saloon
Hopi Shrine
Red Schoolhouse
Ramona Chapel
Main Building
Good Luck Charm
Wrong Address
Good Luck Charm
Correct Address
$1,000 Las Vegas Loot
Schoolhouse Origin
The Callahan Collection: Donation Records
Schoolhouse Arrives 1987
Ramona Cradle x2
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