1932 Map of Humphreys

About this map

The Santa Clara River corridor defines this landscape north of Los Angeles, where early 1930s infrastructure began to weave through the canyons of the Angeles National Forest. Small clusters of development at Honby, Solamint, and Humphreys represent the primary points of settlement, often centered around essential community institutions like Honby Sch and Sulphur Spring Sch. The transport network is anchored by the Southern Pacific railroad and the Sierra Highway, which cuts a path toward the high desert.