Nice. I was born in San Pedro and grew up in Harbor City. I went to St Margaret Mary School, Fleming Junior High, and Narbonne High School 1976-88. Lots of good memories there
My earliest memories are from a house we lived in down a driveway that was lined by a pink cinder block wall on 250th. When I was 5, we moved from that house to a little duplex on 246th St. I went to St. Margaret Mary's first thru eigth grades, then Fleming for a year, then Narbonne. Two of my SMMS classmates lived on Cypress Hill. Used to play up at a little pond at the top. We lived in that duplex until 1984, the year I turned 16. My parents then bought a house in Ventura County, and it was goodbye Lomita. Last summer, I had a chance to drive through Lomita for the first time since moving away, drove down the old streets, had breakfast at Hot N Tot. The little duplex stands, but our little house on 250th and the pink cinderblock wall are both gone. P.S. Halloween in Lomita was THEE BEST!
Woah! I also went to lomita grade school. We lived in a old old house on 256th around the same exact time. I'm 56 now living in Virginia. I'm just wondering if I knew any if you.
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Nice. I was born in San Pedro and grew up in Harbor City. I went to St Margaret Mary School, Fleming Junior High, and Narbonne High School 1976-88. Lots of good memories there
My grandparents arrived in Lomita I the 50'S, and both my Dad and I were born at Torrance Harbor Hospital.
My earliest memories are from a house we lived in down a driveway that was lined by a pink cinder block wall on 250th. When I was 5, we moved from that house to a little duplex on 246th St. I went to St. Margaret Mary's first thru eigth grades, then Fleming for a year, then Narbonne. Two of my SMMS classmates lived on Cypress Hill. Used to play up at a little pond at the top.
We lived in that duplex until 1984, the year I turned 16. My parents then bought a house in Ventura County, and it was goodbye Lomita.
Last summer, I had a chance to drive through Lomita for the first time since moving away, drove down the old streets, had breakfast at Hot N Tot. The little duplex stands, but our little house on 250th and the pink cinderblock wall are both gone.
P.S. Halloween in Lomita was THEE BEST!
Here's our Lomita History FB group: facebook.com/groups/2072129686424525
Born and raised there was born in TORRANCE June 4th 1972
I remember my stomach jumping every time we went down cypress hill.
That was my late cousin Tom's house on 248th and Pennsylvania. And originally the Howards, then Andrea lived next door.
more old Lomita here: facebook.com/groups/2072129686424525/
I live at Harbor Hills and on Oak Street
Im in the lomita pines neighborhood
Woah! I also went to lomita grade school. We lived in a old old house on 256th around the same exact time. I'm 56 now living in Virginia. I'm just wondering if I knew any if you.
Here's our Lomita history group if you're interested in seeing more memories: facebook.com/groups/2072129686424525
@@pdnapora thank you!
Does anyone remember any of the LaFave girls?