Abstract
A sequel to the author’s article in the preceding issue on the origins, purpose, and planners of Los Angeles’s scenic Mulholland Drive, this article traces the phenomenal accomplishment of the 24-mile mountain road’s construction in one year and under budget. It details the supervision and problem-solving by construction engineer DeWitt L. Reaburn, the bureaucratic streamlining, the use of the latest 1920s road-building technology, and the efficient manpower logistics that made this possible.
- Mulholland Drive
- street construction
- scenic highways
- 1920s road-building
- Los Angeles Bureau of Public Works
- © 2017 by The Historical Society of Southern California
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Vol. 99 No. 2, Summer 2017
