The Yellow House was burned by surfers, 1/6
Title
The Yellow House was burned by surfers, 1/6
Description
The Yellow House was burned by surfers to spare it the indignity of being bulldozed during the eviction of Topanga Beach by State Parks. A graffitied pillar says, "Free Tanya," referencing the convicted bank robber Patty Hearst and the name she used ("Tania") when she joined the Symbionese Liberation Army.
Date
January 1979
Source
Digital only
Rights
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Creator
Anthony Friedkin
Publisher
"Last Tango in Topanga," H2O Magazine, Spring 1979
