Nice review. Ive livd here over 50 years. One of the lowest crime cities in the US over 200K. Also Armenian food central. Birthplace of actor John Wayne. Also interesting is the Brand Art Gallery and Library dedicated to art and music. Also soon the Armenian historical museum. Glendale has enjoyed low crime but has had some some interesting murderous characters. Back in the 80s the Hillside Stranglers Keneth Biancci and Angelo Buono operated from Bono's top shop in Glendale. Efrain Saldivar worked at Adventist hospital and was convicted of killing many patients. Called "The Angle of Death. And lastly John Orr was a city firefighter and serial arsonist finally caught and convicted of murder when someone died in one of his fires. Low crime in glendale except for the occasional serial killer, heheh. The author James M Cain (Double Indemnity, Mildred Pierce, and the Postman Always Rings Twice) lived in adjacent Burbank but set all of his novel in Glendale. Brand Library and The Train Station will be recognizable in many movies. Because of the convenient location, if you know glendale well, you will recognize many shooting location in tv shows, like the old Police Station. During Covid I wrote a murder mystery set in Glendale called "What You Wish For" If you like that kind of read. this isn't exactly a cash run, Amazon pays $3 a book or download so if a couple people get it, I might order Zankou Chicken tonight for dinner :)
It's inside Griffith Park so it's technically Los Angeles, but it's in Glendale. If you walk out the front door of the Museum and out onto the street. You're in Glendale. Same with the zoo.
John Wayne was born here. The Hillside stranglers Biancci and Buono were from Glendale, Wambaugh wrote a book about John Orr. Famous arsonist/firefigiter from Glendale and HBO made a movie with Ray Liota.
@@mjwbulich I once lived there for just under ten years, and I never had any problem paying my bills even with a job not paying that much. I left in '94 though. Glendale was a whole different city back then. My efficiency apartment on Kenwood ran $410 a month, all utilities paid. You had to live in the foothills to be paying through the nose. Houses sold for around $140,000 where I had lived on Harvard, just off of Pacific.
@@MichaelMetcalf-xw3xm You're 3 years older than myself. I relocated to Glendale when I turned 9, then lived there when I was 18 and 19, then again in my late 20's and my 30's. I left in 1994 soon after the Northridge earthquake hit. I didn't enjoy that 'blue' mentality either though. "Maine" says "Hello".
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Nice review. Ive livd here over 50 years. One of the lowest crime cities in the US over 200K. Also Armenian food central. Birthplace of actor John Wayne. Also interesting is the Brand Art Gallery and Library dedicated to art and music. Also soon the Armenian historical museum. Glendale has enjoyed low crime but has had some some interesting murderous characters. Back in the 80s the Hillside Stranglers Keneth Biancci and Angelo Buono operated from Bono's top shop in Glendale. Efrain Saldivar worked at Adventist hospital and was convicted of killing many patients. Called "The Angle of Death. And lastly John Orr was a city firefighter and serial arsonist finally caught and convicted of murder when someone died in one of his fires. Low crime in glendale except for the occasional serial killer, heheh. The author James M Cain (Double Indemnity, Mildred Pierce, and the Postman Always Rings Twice) lived in adjacent Burbank but set all of his novel in Glendale. Brand Library and The Train Station will be recognizable in many movies. Because of the convenient location, if you know glendale well, you will recognize many shooting location in tv shows, like the old Police Station. During Covid I wrote a murder mystery set in Glendale called "What You Wish For" If you like that kind of read. this isn't exactly a cash run, Amazon pays $3 a book or download so if a couple people get it, I might order Zankou Chicken tonight for dinner :)
Isn’t the Autry Museum technically in the city of Los Angeles? It’s right in front of the LA Zoo.
It's inside Griffith Park so it's technically Los Angeles, but it's in Glendale. If you walk out the front door of the Museum and out onto the street. You're in Glendale. Same with the zoo.
@@mjwbulich The area code where the museum is has an LA zip code. It's on the museums website. Not in Glendale,CA. Do some research.
Most famous person from glendale is Ed king who's famous riff on sweet home Alabama is iconic
John Wayne was born here. The Hillside stranglers Biancci and Buono were from Glendale, Wambaugh wrote a book about John Orr. Famous arsonist/firefigiter from Glendale and HBO made a movie with Ray Liota.
Kathy Ireland or Robert Englund (Freddy Krueger) are probably the most famous worldwide.
first thing to do when visiting glendale: LEAVE
Why?
@@willoughby1888He doesn't have enough money to live here.
@@mjwbulich I once lived there for just under ten years, and I never had any problem paying my bills even with a job not paying that much. I left in '94 though. Glendale was a whole different city back then. My efficiency apartment on Kenwood ran $410 a month, all utilities paid. You had to live in the foothills to be paying through the nose. Houses sold for around $140,000 where I had lived on Harvard, just off of Pacific.
I was born in Glendale in 1954 and lived there till I moved to Alabama in 2021. Could not stand the politics any longer. had to find a RED state.
@@MichaelMetcalf-xw3xm You're 3 years older than myself. I relocated to Glendale when I turned 9, then lived there when I was 18 and 19, then again in my late 20's and my 30's. I left in 1994 soon after the Northridge earthquake hit. I didn't enjoy that 'blue' mentality either though. "Maine" says "Hello".
Boring😮
Why?