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Locals Only: The Definitive History of California Skateboarding 1975–1978
"Between 1975 and 1978, California skateboarding transformed from a sidewalk pastime into a global subculture defined by vertical riding and aggressive style. This era, famously documented in Hugh Holland’s photography collection "Locals Only," was fueled by the invention of polyurethane wheels, a historic drought that emptied backyard pools, and the rise of the Zephyr competition team. The three-year window from 1975 to 1978 represents the "Big Bang" of modern skateboarding. During this period, the sport shed its wholesome, gymnastics-influenced image and adopted a gritty, surf-inspired aesthetic. This shift was not merely stylistic; it was a..."
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