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LOS ANGELES CONSERVANCY NEWS
The
Los Angeles Conservancy's bimonthly newsletter is free to Conservancy
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January/February
2004
Conservancy News
Table of Contents
- Conservancy
Releases Countywide Preservation ReportCard
- Broadway
for the Next Generation
- Conservancy
Celebrates 25 years with Lighting Ceremony
- Awards
Submissions Due January 30
- Jane
McNamara Leaves Conservancy Staff
- Preservation
Issues in the News:
- Ambassador
Hotel
- El
Pueblo de Los Angeles
- Smith
and Williams Building
- Barnsdall Park
- Scorched
Earth Ordinance
- Neighborhood
Profile: Windward Circle
- Paul
Williams Exhibition at USC
- Conservancy
Walking Tour Program Schedule Change
- Volunteer
Profile: Steve Gollis
- Members
Bring Strength in Numbers
- Preservation
Advocacy Fund
- Conservancy
Volunteer Survey Results
- Membership
Report: September 20- November 19
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Seventh Street, Downtown Los Angeles Seventh Street was once downtown Los Angeles' "Mecca for Merchants." By World War I, Seventh Street had become a stylish shopping district with both Bullock's and Robinson's department stores. Other notable landmarks are the sumptuous Pantages Theater; the 818 Building (formerly Barker Bros.) and the palatial Fine Arts Building. Photo courtesy of Security Pacific National Bank Photograph Collection / Los Angeles Public Library. |
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