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HOME is Miracle Mile Apartments Historic District and Park La Brea
Join us for a guided walking tour of the Miracle Mile Apartments Historic District, which boasts a stunning collection of historic multifamily buildings, and Park La Brea, L.A.’s largest garden apartment complex. -
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La Fonda Restaurant
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Hershey Arms (Demolished)
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Group Tours (Virtual/In-Person)
Explore Los Angeles' history and iconic architectural gems virtually or in person with your own personal docent! -
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Inside the Historic Jonathan Town Club in Downtown Los Angeles
Founded over a century ago, The Jonathan Club is a private, invitation-only social club normally closed to the public. In a special partnership to celebrate its centennial, the Jonathan Club and the L.A. Conservancy are coming together to provide a limited number of intimate tours on January 25 and January 31. This tour has limited capacity and is expected to sell out. -
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Criterion Theatre (Demolished)
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Inside the Historic Jonathan Town Club in Downtown Los Angeles
Founded over a century ago, The Jonathan Club is a private, invitation-only social club normally closed to the public. In a special partnership to celebrate its centennial, the Jonathan Club and the L.A. Conservancy are coming together to provide a limited number of intimate tours on January 25 and January 31. This tour has limited capacity and is expected to sell out. -
Student Workshops
Bring L.A. history to your students with one of our interactive multi-session workshops. -
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Casa de Cadillac
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Annenberg Community Beach House at Santa Monica State Beach
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Japanese American Heritage
Japanese immigration to the United States first began to boom in the 1880s, following the passage of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. The absence of Chinese laborers created tremendous opportunities for other low-wage workers, although Japanese immigration would be curtailed in the early twentieth century due to an agreement between the U.S. and Japan. […] -
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San Dimas
San Dimas is an example of a city that has an alternate approach to historic preservation. It has no true historic preservation ordinance yet can still protect identified historic resources throughout the city. A citywide survey of historic resources completed in 1991 identified over 320 significant structures and two potential historic districts, all of which receive […]