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Challenge #4: Icksnay on Locationnay
Even with the current economic downturn and struggling real estate market, location still rules, with development speculation commanding great profit. Many Modernist and recent past places are in highly desirable locations, sitting on land that is usually worth far more that the building itself, whether a residential teardown or commercial redevelopment. Developers are regularly looking […] -
Inglewood Transit Connector Project
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Conserving Community Character
What trends threaten L.A. neighborhoods? From residential neighborhoods and commercial corridors to industrial pockets and urban centers, historic places in Los Angeles face threats as decision-makers weigh options for new development throughout the city. The magnitude of change we now face poses unique challenges that are both complex and interrelated. As the city grows up—both […] -
Corporate Cornerstone Membership
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Important Information for Preservation Awards Winners
Links and deadlines for Preservation Award winners. -
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2026 L.A. Historic Neighborhoods Conference: Meeting the Moment
Co-presented by the Conservancy and the City of Los Angeles Office of Historic Resources, this year’s sessions cover a range of neighborhood topics, including L.A.’s response to recent housing legislation, implementing objective design standards in HPOZs, how to support local legacy businesses and more! In the afternoon, several walking tours will be offered in adjacent historic neighborhoods. -
We Love Our Loyal Members!
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2024 People + Places Book List for Kids
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History of Wilshire Center
At the turn of the twentieth century, Germain Pellisier bought 160 acres between Normandie and Western Avenues to raise sheep and barley. His land formed the basis of Wilshire Center. The first church in the area (Wilshire Christian Church) arose in 1911 at Normandie Avenue, paving the way for the many congregations that moved here […] -
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Mariners Village
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Albert Van Luit Complex
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For Kids & Teachers
The sites and stories of Wilshire Boulevard delight kids of all ages. Wilshire also offers a range of teaching opportunities, from local history to math. See below for downloadable resources including a super-fun Kids’ Guide, lesson plans developed for LAUSD teachers in 2005, a guide to religious spaces on Wilshire, and a five-part Reading Room series […]