Est. 1924
A BEACON OF PROGRESS
CITY OF SIGNAL HILL
Zinnias
Pays homage to the Japanese
immigrants who would cultivate
zinnias and other owers in Signal
Hill. Designated as the City’s ower.
Oil Derrick
Represents Signal Hill’s oil history.
Catalina Island
This island can be seen from Hilltop
Park and is represented to further
reinforce the history of how the Native
American populations would signal
the inhabitants of Catalina island.
Mist Tower/Fire Signal
By fusing the
re signal with the Mist
Tower, we pay homage to both the
Native American population and oil
history in Signal Hill. It also serves
as a contemporary structure that is
easily identi
able as a modern
symbol of Signal Hill.
The ame represents the signal that
the Native American population
would use to communicate with
Catalina Island natives.
Eagle Feather
The eagle feather is a symbol of
courage, honor, respect, strength,
and power in Native American culture.
It is also used for ceremonies, sacred
pipes, and powwows.
Attachment D