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<blockquote data-quote="Relique du Madde" data-source="post: 5443673" data-attributes="member: 42169">I say, if you do anything in 1930s California include San Fransisco and make at least one visit to San Jose (Winchester Mansion).&nbsp; These areas would be good since you can try to make a paranormal/mythosian connection with the 1907 quake.&nbsp; IE.. it was caused by __????__ being summoned and ripping a hole into reality.&nbsp; Who knows, maybe being in a city that was leveled 20 years before may have caused a dooms day cult to manifest in the bay area. &nbsp; The problem with 1930s LA was that everything was more centralized then it is today and that the city seemed more node like because there were more clusters and suberbs that were unincorporated. For instance right now santa monica is still basically LA even though it's a separate city, and its hard to tell where Santa Monica begins and La Ends.&nbsp; However, back in the 1930s it was definitely a separate city since there was nothing between it an LA except for farms, groves, and a few isolated communities.&nbsp; If I remember my history correctly, everything began to conglomerate and become insane towards the late 30s and 40s&nbsp; (Old one influence?) due to the post war boom.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Relique du Madde, post: 5443673, member: 42169"] I say, if you do anything in 1930s California include San Fransisco and make at least one visit to San Jose (Winchester Mansion). These areas would be good since you can try to make a paranormal/mythosian connection with the 1907 quake. IE.. it was caused by __????__ being summoned and ripping a hole into reality. Who knows, maybe being in a city that was leveled 20 years before may have caused a dooms day cult to manifest in the bay area. The problem with 1930s LA was that everything was more centralized then it is today and that the city seemed more node like because there were more clusters and suberbs that were unincorporated. For instance right now santa monica is still basically LA even though it's a separate city, and its hard to tell where Santa Monica begins and La Ends. However, back in the 1930s it was definitely a separate city since there was nothing between it an LA except for farms, groves, and a few isolated communities. If I remember my history correctly, everything began to conglomerate and become insane towards the late 30s and 40s (Old one influence?) due to the post war boom. [/QUOTE]

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