The issue continues to divide this affluent town of 35, Longtime community leaders have also questioned how much generational wealth was actually lost: Would the Bruce resort, they said, have survived the Great Depression, World War II and other major economic disruptions?
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Developers were plentiful but they agreed that the area should be given one name. George Peck, who owned the northern section of the area including Rosecrans, called his area Shore Acres and John Merrill, who owned the southern section, called his area Manhattan.
Most of the early structures on the beach consisted of wooden beach cottages ranging from to 1, square feet. They all appeared to be very alike and most were painted a rusty red. There was no gas, electricity, or indoor plumbing available.
Water flowed in across the dunes through a pipe that frequently broke. Families would come from Pasadena and Los Angeles on the train or trolley and a real estate agent would greet them as they stepped off. The area was promoted as a place to vacation, although some people stayed year-round.
By the time of incorporation on December 7, , there were approximately permanent residents in Manhattan Beach. Manhattan Beach was actually built on sand. Walkways disappeared into the sand and small structures would slide.
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