. Avalon, Calif., -- 09-04-13-  The dining room in The Inn On Mt. Ada, once the home of William Wrigley, Jr., who bought 99% of Catalina Island in 1919. The building was completed in 1921 sit 350 feet above the city of Avalon and is now an Inn. This year Avalon turns 100.    Stephen Carr/  Press-Telegram
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