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Conservancy Among the Best of Downtown

The Los Angeles Downtown News recently recognized the Conservancy as runner-up in the category of "Best Downtown Tour." Voted on by Downtown News readers, the Conservancy was honored to receive the award!


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Conservancy Year in Review Online

Photo by Larry Underhill

If you didn't make it to our annual meeting in June, you can see an online slideshow of the year in review presented by Thom Miller, ongoing president of the board. While far from comprehensive, the eight-minute slideshow offers highlights of our recent education and advocacy efforts.

Watch the Year in Review Slideshow

"People's Choice" Top 60 of the '60s
Los Angeles' Favorite 1960s Buildings Announced

Photo courtesy of you-are-here.com

All the votes are in and the complete list of Los Angeles' favorite buildings and sites from the 1960s is ready for your viewing pleasure. In the final round of voting for cultural sites and cultural landscapes, the winners are The Whiskey a Go-Go (site, pictured at right) and La Laguna de San Gabriel (landscape).

Thank you to everyone who participated--there were more than 2,000 votes cast!

Top 60 of the '60s

Moore House Threatened With Demolition
Thank You to Everyone Who Wrote Letters!

Photo by Anne O'Brien

Thank you to everyone who submitted comments on the Notice of Preparation for the new residential project that threatens the Moore House.  Designed by noted local architect Lloyd Wright (son of Frank Lloyd Wright) and completed in 1959, this exemplar of modern residential design in Palos Verdes Estates is currently targeted as a teardown.  Since the house has absolutely no local protection, public outcry is essential in preventing its demolition.  We will keep you updated on this issue.

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Podcast Tour of Historic Pershing Square

The Biltmore Hotel is featured on the new podcast. Photo by LAC staff.

This five-chapter, half-hour audio tour of Pershing Square covers the history of the square and the architecture of four buildings that surround it. Recorded in both English and Spanish, it's a great way to get to know downtown a little better.

English Podcast Tour
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Donate to the Preservation Advocacy Fund

The Conservancy created its Preservation Advocacy Fund in 1996 in the wake of one of our most controversial, costly, and ultimately successful preservation battles: halting the demolition of the 1876 Cathedral of St. Vibiana and preserving its landmark status.

Since then, the Preservation Advocacy Fund has become a special source of funds to draw upon when a preservation issue arises that calls for expenditures that are not within the Conservancy's budget. Donations to the Advocacy Fund are above and beyond annual membership dues.

Donate to the Preservation Advocacy Fund
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Thanks for your support!

Historic Sites for Special Events

Would you like to celebrate a wedding or other special occasion at a remarkable historic locale? If so, browse the Conservancy's Historic Sites list for some ideas on the perfect venue for your event.

Historic Sites for Special Events

St. Paul's Church
September 2, 2010

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