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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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Anthony Lumsden
Many of the sleek glass buildings that make up the skyline of Los Angeles—and major cities worldwide—exist in large part because of the innovative developments of Anthony J. Lumsden. -
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Hawthorne Nursery
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Student Walking Tour FAQs
Check out our new Student Walking Tour brochure! Find answers to frequently asked questions here! How big can my student group be? How far in advance do I need to schedule? What days and times are Student Walking Tours offered? How long are the Student Walking Tours? What do Student Walking Tours cost? Where should we […] -
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Long Beach Civic Center
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William Krisel
William Krisel is one of the few architects to fully realize the postwar dream of bringing Modernism to the masses. -
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Chase Bank/Lytton Savings, Hollywood (Demolished)
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Ambassador Hotel (Demolished)
One of Los Angeles' defining historic sites, the Ambassador fueled development of Wilshire Boulevard and housed the world-famous Cocoanut Grove. -
Explanation of LGBTQ Terms
One of the key challenges in understanding LGBTQ history is deciphering changes in word choice and language over time. Words that are common among community members and scholars today may have had vastly different meanings (or not existed at all) in the past. We recognize that there are many different interpretations of, and a sensitivity […] -
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Maravilla Handball Court and El Centro Grocery
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City Market and Market Chinatown District