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Vehicles we have that service your area
Lincoln Town Car
Lincoln Navigator
4-6 Passenger Lincoln Stretch Limousine
8-10 Passenger Lincoln Stretch Limousine
10-12 Passenger Chrysler 300 Limousine
20 Passenger Hummer Stretch Limousine
20 Passenger Escalade Stretch Limousine
30 Passenger Party Bus
60 Passenger Party Bus

History Of Brea, California
In 1769, Spanish explorer Gaspar de Portola spent a July night in what would become Brea. He reportedly found
the native Indians "dirty," but didn't realize they frequently smeared themselves with crude oil as medicine.
In fact, while Portola slept at the mouth of Brea Canyon on his way to Monterey Bay, Brea's future bubbled
beneath him. Brea's early reliance on the oil industry has waned since the "black gold" rush began less than 100
years ago. But back then, the villages of Randolph - Brea's first name - and Olinda grew as oil-riggers and their
families came to town. Today, Brea officials consider the city one of Orange County's most prosperous, with new
housing, an expanded shopping mall and a large downtown redevelopment project. Brea's future began in 1894,
when landowner Abel Stearns sold 1,200 acres on the western edge of what then was Olinda village to the Union
Oil Co. The first well was drilled a year later, and soon the surrounding hills were thick with wooden oil towers,
according to "History of Brea, California: From Early Oil Field Days to 1950" by Purl Hardy. Randolph was built to
the west of Olinda in 1908 for oil workers and their families. It reportedly was named for Epes Randolph, an
engineer for the Pacific Electric Railway, which stopped at the little township on its Los Angeles-Yorba Linda
route, Hardy wrote. In 1911, the town's name was changed to Brea, Spanish for 'tar'. By 1917 there were 732
people in Brea, and they incorporated as Orange County's eighth city. Brea now covers 10 square miles and
has almost 40,000 residents. A $120 million expansion was completed a few years ago at the Brea Mall along
with many other redevelopment projects.Information Provided by Orangecounty.net) Click for link

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