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Last Remaining Seats FAQs
What is Last Remaining Seats? When do tickets go on sale? How much do tickets cost? Is there a discount for multiple tickets? Can I buy tickets for the whole series? How many tickets can I buy at the member price? When will I get my tickets? If I purchase tickets but can’t attend, can I get […] -
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Seaport Marina Hotel (Demolished)
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Membership FAQ
For New Members What’s the difference between joining and donating? How much does membership cost? What benefits do members receive? For Current Members I’m a member, but I don’t see the member price for events or any membership information in my user account. Why not? Why does my user account look different now that I’ve […] -
Historical Research Guide
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Finding Freedom at Wilshire and Fairfax
I grew up in Hancock Park, and when I was about 12 or 13 my best friend, Kathryn, and I each got a bus pass, and this was our first taste of freedom. The bus we took most was the one down Wilshire Boulevard. We went to Wilshire and Fairfax and went shopping at the […] -
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Ray Vines Chrysler
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McDonald’s Hamburgers
The World's oldest McDonald's continues in operation as a fast-food historic landmark. -
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Covina Bowl
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Bob’s Big Boy Broiler
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Driftwood Drive-Thru Dairy Pole Sign
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1980-1990: Los Angeles Confirmed
Throughout the 1980s, much of the Los Angeles basin and San Fernando Valley were being built out. Open agricultural land and undeveloped hillsides had once offered a blank slate for development; in the 1980s the emphasis of development shifted to the challenge of infill projects, additions, redevelopment for denser uses, and preservation. Yet even the […] -
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Cruising the Boulevard
Cruising down today’s Ventura Boulevard at 45 miles per hour, it’s difficult to imagine its dusty beginnings as a stretch of El Camino Real, the old dirt road that once connected each of the California Missions. Even beyond this centuries-old pedigree, this 16-mile route is rich with twentieth-century San Fernando Valley lore and fascinating architecture to […]