Born Henry County, Illinois
Charles W. Young came to Los Angeles in 1905 where he ran a grocery business for two years before coming to Eagle Rock, where in 1910 he bought "Castle Crags"*. He lived there until his early death from diabetes in 1932. He was active in real estate dealings in Los Angeles, Pasadena and Eagle Rock property
Active as a leader in local and civil affairs of Eagle Rock. He was a member of the first board of trustees, and was the second mayor of Eagle Rock
Trustee of the Glendale Union High School
*Castle Crags (5027 El Verano Ave) is the oldest surviving residence in the Western portion of Eagle Rock. Built in 1888 in the Queen Anne style. It was the home of the Ellis family until sold to Charles and Emma Young in 1910. It was the subject of a Historic-Cultural Monument Application in 2008.
Charles W. Young came to Los Angeles in 1905 where he ran a grocery business for two years before coming to Eagle Rock, where in 1910 he bought "Castle Crags"*. He lived there until his early death from diabetes in 1932. He was active in real estate dealings in Los Angeles, Pasadena and Eagle Rock property
Active as a leader in local and civil affairs of Eagle Rock. He was a member of the first board of trustees, and was the second mayor of Eagle Rock
Trustee of the Glendale Union High School
*Castle Crags (5027 El Verano Ave) is the oldest surviving residence in the Western portion of Eagle Rock. Built in 1888 in the Queen Anne style. It was the home of the Ellis family until sold to Charles and Emma Young in 1910. It was the subject of a Historic-Cultural Monument Application in 2008.
Born Henry County, Illinois
Charles W. Young came to Los Angeles in 1905 where he ran a grocery business for two years before coming to Eagle Rock, where in 1910 he bought "Castle Crags"*. He lived there until his early death from diabetes in 1932. He was active in real estate dealings in Los Angeles, Pasadena and Eagle Rock property
Active as a leader in local and civil affairs of Eagle Rock. He was a member of the first board of trustees, and was the second mayor of Eagle Rock
Trustee of the Glendale Union High School
*Castle Crags (5027 El Verano Ave) is the oldest surviving residence in the Western portion of Eagle Rock. Built in 1888 in the Queen Anne style. It was the home of the Ellis family until sold to Charles and Emma Young in 1910. It was the subject of a Historic-Cultural Monument Application in 2008.
Charles W. Young came to Los Angeles in 1905 where he ran a grocery business for two years before coming to Eagle Rock, where in 1910 he bought "Castle Crags"*. He lived there until his early death from diabetes in 1932. He was active in real estate dealings in Los Angeles, Pasadena and Eagle Rock property
Active as a leader in local and civil affairs of Eagle Rock. He was a member of the first board of trustees, and was the second mayor of Eagle Rock
Trustee of the Glendale Union High School
*Castle Crags (5027 El Verano Ave) is the oldest surviving residence in the Western portion of Eagle Rock. Built in 1888 in the Queen Anne style. It was the home of the Ellis family until sold to Charles and Emma Young in 1910. It was the subject of a Historic-Cultural Monument Application in 2008.
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