1950 Map of Newbury Park

About this map

Conejo Valley sits at a transitional moment in the mid-century, defined by small settlements and early aviation infrastructure before the heavy suburbanization of later decades. The community of Newbury Park serves as a central hub, flanked by the residential pockets of Ven-tu Park and the gated waters of Lake Sherwood. Educational and community life is anchored by landmarks like Newbury Park Academy, Timber Sch, and Santa Rosa School, while the era's transport is represented by the Conejo Valley Airport and an Airway Beacon perched on the ridges.