La Verne Magazine
Vol. 22, No. 1
Winter 1998
"La Verne's Borders: North, South, East and West"
A last look at La Verne's citrus industry comes at the
north end of Avenida Del Risco in north La Verne. Orchard spray trucks once
were an indispensible tool for citrus growers who presided over thousands
of orange trees in La Verne. A new gated tract of 1998 homes named "The
Vistas" pushes up against this truck and the abandoned shed.
Photography by Alen Zilic
by Christie Reed
by Raechel Fittante
photography by Christie Reed
by Raechel Fittante
by Raechel Fittante
photography by Alen Zilic
by Enedina Perez
photography by Summer Herndon
by Enedina Perez
photography by Alen Zilic
by Enedina Perez
by Kristen Dow
photography by Laura Ambriz
by Kristen Dow
by Kristen Dow
photography by Laura Ambriz
by Christie Reed
photography by Ryan Sones
by Christie Reed
photography by Ryan Sones
text and photography by Christie Reed
text and photography by Christie Reed
by Ramzi Rabadi
photography by Andrew Woolsey
by Ramzi Rabadi
by Ramzi Rabadi
photography by Christie Reed
With a green thumb and a green watering can, Lorraine
Berten, a 13-year resident of Twin Oaks Mobile Home Park in eastern La Verne,
tends to her plants. She also loves to sit on her porch and listen to her
wind chimes while whistling at her two cockatiels.
Photography by Echelle Avelar
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