Tiki/Poly Pop in Hemet, Ca? - General Tiki

F freddiefreelance Member San Diego, Ca. Joined: Feb 15, 2003 Posts: 3006	F freddiefreelance Posted posted on Mon, Mar 5, 2007 10:49 AM While up in Hemet to help some friends empty a storage space, we passed a building with a touch of A-Frame in the design & a Hut-shaped outbuilding and a sign reading "Aloha Village." With a little bit of searching I found that the main building is the Aloha Village Insurance Services, and the Hut-shaped outbuilding is currently the Hemet offices for Orange Coast Title. The buildings seem to be collocated at 629 E. Florida Ave., Hemet, CA 92543. Some Aloha Village Insurance photos from their website: From the look of the sign I'd think that Aloha Village came first, and that it was turned into the Insurance Agency sometime after 1978 (when the Insurance Agency was founded). I didn't see any other Poly Pop influences outside of the architecture & name. Anyone have any other info about any previous incarnations of Aloha Village, Hemet, Ca?

While up in Hemet to help some friends empty a storage space, we passed a building with a touch of A-Frame in the design & a Hut-shaped outbuilding and a sign reading "Aloha Village." With a little bit of searching I found that the main building is the Aloha Village Insurance Services, and the Hut-shaped outbuilding is currently the Hemet offices for Orange Coast Title. The buildings seem to be collocated at 629 E. Florida Ave., Hemet, CA 92543.

Some Aloha Village Insurance photos from their website:

From the look of the sign I'd think that Aloha Village came first, and that it was turned into the Insurance Agency sometime after 1978 (when the Insurance Agency was founded). I didn't see any other Poly Pop influences outside of the architecture & name.

Anyone have any other info about any previous incarnations of Aloha Village, Hemet, Ca?

Post #289789 by freddiefreelance on Mon, Mar 5, 2007 10:49 AM