Potter's Store was rebuilt as a sturdy one-story building

Potter's Store was rebuilt as a sturdy one-story building

Potter's Store was rebuilt as a sturdy one-story building, but the rains of 1938 created a bigger mudslide that pushed it all the way into the street. Charles Potter salvaged the lumber and rebuilt his store again, this time across the street, giving it the longer name Potter’s Topanga Trading Post. Later, it became part of the Malibu Feed Bin.

1930s

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