LAndmark Quarterly
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LAndmark
The Los Angeles Conservancy's quarterly member publication.
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Welcome to LAndmark, the Los Angeles Conservancy’s vibrant quarterly publication designed especially for members! Inside, you’ll learn about historic places throughout Los Angeles County, our preservation work, new initiatives, and even fellow members.
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Inside This Issue
Feature
L.A.'s Guiding Light: 100 Years of the Central Library
Celebrating the enduring imprint of the Los Angeles Central Library.
This & That
Celebrate Central Library's Centennial's Your Way
Central 100 Co-Chairs Madeline Peña and Christina Rice share some of their favorite ways to commemorate the Library's 100th anniversary year.
Advocacy
Preservation at a Turning Point
We put a light on demolition by neglect and its threat to historic landmarks and their stories.
NEWS BITES
The Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Return of the Cinerama Dome
As the Cinerama Dome prepares to reopen next year, its story shows why preservation means thinking for the long term.
NEWS BITES
Postcards from a Historic L.A. Summer
The Heritage Project concludes its fourth year, Last Remaining Seats closes another incredible season, and the grand reopening of the historic Vision Theatre are only a few of our exciting summer updates!
Member Q&A
Bill Counter
Meet Conservancy member, Bill Counter, who goes above and beyond his membership to support the L.A. Conservancy. Now that he’s retired, Bill is investing his time and treasure on the causes he loves, with tax-free charitable donations through his IRA. He shares how easy it is!
Daytrip for Members
My Day in L.A.: Claremont
Member and supporter Patricia A. Lobello shares her favorite historic stops in her cherished community of Claremont or the 'City of Trees and PhD.s' as it's also known.
Support
Membership Has Its Perks
We are always looking for new ways to open doors, offer memorable experiences, and give our members a little something extra for being part of our community. Thank you for your support!
Feature
L.A.'s Guiding Light: 100 Years of the Central Library
Celebrating the enduring imprint of the Los Angeles Central Library.
This & That
Celebrate Central Library's Centennial's Your Way
Central 100 Co-Chairs Madeline Peña and Christina Rice share some of their favorite ways to commemorate the Library's 100th anniversary year.
Advocacy
Preservation at a Turning Point
We put a light on demolition by neglect and its threat to historic landmarks and their stories.
NEWS BITES
The Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Return of the Cinerama Dome
As the Cinerama Dome prepares to reopen next year, its story shows why preservation means thinking for the long term.
NEWS BITES
Postcards from a Historic L.A. Summer
The Heritage Project concludes its fourth year, Last Remaining Seats closes another incredible season, and the grand reopening of the historic Vision Theatre are only a few of our exciting summer updates!
Member Q&A
Bill Counter
Meet Conservancy member, Bill Counter, who goes above and beyond his membership to support the L.A. Conservancy. Now that he’s retired, Bill is investing his time and treasure on the causes he loves, with tax-free charitable donations through his IRA. He shares how easy it is!
Daytrip for Members
My Day in L.A.: Claremont
Member and supporter Patricia A. Lobello shares her favorite historic stops in her cherished community of Claremont or the 'City of Trees and PhD.s' as it's also known.
Support
Membership Has Its Perks
We are always looking for new ways to open doors, offer memorable experiences, and give our members a little something extra for being part of our community. Thank you for your support!
Membership Publication
LAndmark
We’re sharing our 2024 Fall debut issue with all our members, friends, partners, and the community. We hope you enjoy reading LAndmark, find a shared sense of community here, and embrace your L.A. landmarks.
