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A & P Market (1935; 5413 Wilshire Boulevard, Miracle Mile - aka Food Palace)
A & P Market (1937; The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, Westwood)
A. L. Bath Building (1900; also Willoughby Hotel, 1898 - Hill and 5th, SE Corner)
Abbotsford Inn (ca. 1887; Originally LA College for Young Ladies)
ABC Entertainment Center (1972 - 2003; Century City)
Abolitionist John Brown (ca. 1887 - Altadena)
Academy Awards (Pantages Theatre, 1950 - 1960)
Academy Theatre (1930; 3141 W. Manchester Blvd)
Ace Hotel and Theater (United Artists Theater - 1927-1990; later University Cathedral - 1990-2011; and Ace Hotel (2014 - present), 933 S. Broadway)
Adams and Figueroa (1897)
Adams and Figueroa (1923-1926; Colorized)
Adams and Figueroa (1926)
Admiral Theatre (1940; later Vine Theatre, 6321 Hollywood Blvd)
Adohr Creamery (1931; 1801 S. La Cienega Blvd)
Adohr Milk Farm (1916 - Ventura Blvd and Lindley Ave, SW Corner)
Agricultural Park (1871; Renamed Exposition Park in 1913)
Agricultural Park to Exposition Park (Early 1900s)
Air Quality in Los Angeles (1940s to Present)
Al Levy's Grill (617 S. Spring, Downtown LA)
Al Levy's Tavern (1623 N. Vine, later Mike Lyman's Grill, Hollywood)
Al Malakah Temple (Original Shrine Auditorium)
Alameda and Main Streets (1955 - also Ord Street, Philippe's)
Alex Theatre (1925; 216 N. Brand Blvd. - Originally known as the Alexander Theatre, Glendale)
Alexandria Hotel (1905, presently called "The Alexandria" - 501 S. Spring Street, 5th and Spring, SW Corner)
Alfonso & Co. Grocery (Temple and Main)
Alhambra, City of (1890 - 1910)
Alhambra Airfield (1930 - 1946)
Alhambra Hotel & Annex (316 & 323 N. Broadway, adjacent to Broadway Tunnel)
Alice's Restaurant (1972 - 1994; originally Malibu Sports Club Restaurant, Malibu Pier)
Alligator Farm (aka Los Angeles Alligator Farm, later California Alligator Farm)
Allin Residence (ca. 1890; 109 E. Walnut, Pasadena)
Aliso and Alameda Streets (ca.1860; Then and Now)
Aliso and Alameda Streets (ca. 1890s +; Then and Now; Colorized)
Aliso Street (1899 - 1900; Colorized; Then and Now)
Aliso Street (Early 1900s)
Aliso Street (1950s - Construction of the 101 Frwy)
Aliso Street Bridge (1877)
Alta Vista Apartments (255 S. Bunker Hill Avenue, above the western end of the 3rd Street Tunnel)
Alvarado and 1st (1923-2022, later Beverly, Then and Now)
Alvarado and Temple (1923-2019; Then and Now)
Ambassador Hotel (1921, 3400 Wilshire Blvd)
American Baptist Church (1898 - 28th and Summer St)
American Broadcasting Company (Hollywood)
American Legion Building (2035 N. Highland)
American Storage Building (1928, 3636 Beverly Blvd)
Ames Residence (1901 - 1956; 2433 S. Flower Street; Originally Simons Residence; Later Metzler Residence)
Amestoy Block - Amestoy Building (1887, Main and Market Streets, NE Corner)
Amestoy Ranch (1889 - Rancho Los Encinos)
Amusement Parks (Soutnern California)
Andrés Pico Adobe (1853, aka Rómulo Pico Adobe and Ranchito Rómulo - 10940 Sepulveda Blvd)
Andre's Italian Restaurant (1963; 6332 W. Third Street near Fairfax, Town and Country Village)
Angel Stadium of Anaheim (1966 - originally known as Anaheim Stadium and later Edison International Field)
Angelino Heights (aka Angeleno Heights - both spellings are correct)
Angelino Heights Homes (1890s also Angeleno Heights - both spellings are correct)
Angeles Crest Highway (1929 - 1956, Angeles National Forest)
Angeles Crest Tunnels (1949; Then and Now)
Angels Flight (1901+; 3rd and Hill streets, SW Corner)
Angels Flight (1937+)
Angels Flight (1948 - 1960; Clay Street)
Angels Flight (1949+)
Angels Flight (1960s)
Angels Flight (1996 – Lower Station: 351 S. Hill St; Upper Station: 350 South Grand Ave)
Angels Flight Upper Terminus (1950s & 1960s)
Angels Gate Light (1913 - Present, aka Los Angeles Harbor Lighthouse)
Angels Gate Light (1913)
Angelus Hotel (1901, Spring and 4th St - SW Corner)
Angelus Temple (1923, Glendale Blvd and Park Avenue, NE Corner - Echo Park)
Anheuser-Busch Brewery (1953 - Roscoe Blvd and Woodley Ave)
Antler Hotel (ca. 1905, Venice Lagoon)
Aon Center Building (1974, originally First Interstate Bank Building and First Interstate Tower)
Aon Center Building (Then and Now: 1974 vs. 2020)
Arcade Block (aka Syndicate Block, 1912 - Canoga Park)
Arcade Block (1940s+, Canoga Park)
Arcade Building (1923, aka Mercantile Arcade Building - Broadway Side, originally Mercantile Place)
Arcade Building (1923, aka Mercantile Arcade Building - Spring St. Side, originally Mercantile Place)
Arcade Building (1926, 696 E. Colorado Blvd, Pasadena)
Arcade Depot (at site of old Wolfskill Ranch - Alameda, bet 4th & 5th)
Arcade Depot Palm (Along with the Longstreet Palms, considered to be the oldest trees in LA)
Arcadia and Los Angeles Streets (1895)
Arcadia and Los Angeles Streets (1933)
Arcadia Block (West side of N Los Angeles St, between Commercial and Arcadia St)
Arcadia Block (1859-1927; Southwest Corner of Los Angeles and Arcadia Streets)
Arcadia Hotel (1887-1907; Santa Monica)
Arcadia Hotel (1898-1902; Santa Monica Colorized)
Arcadia Hotel (1904, 1905; Santa Monica, Colorized)
Arcadia Hotel Switchback Roller Coaster (1887)
Arcadia Street and Los Angeles Street (1895)
Arch Rock (1905; Catalina - Demolishied early 20th Century)
Arch Rock (Santa Monica - Demolished in 1906)
Architects' Building (later Douglas Oil Building, 816 W. 5th Street - SE Corner 5th & Figueroa)
ARCO Plaza Towers (1972, now City National Plaza - 505 S. Flower - City National Tower & Paul Hastings Tower)
Argyle Hotel (1870s - 1960s; NW Corner of Olive and 2nd Streets on Bunker Hill)
Armory Building (aka Copeland Building - NW, 8th & Spring; Then and Now)
Armory Building (Exposition Park)
Arroyo Bridge (1928 - UCLA)
Arroyo Seco (1890s)
Arroyo Seco Branch Library (1914; 6145 North Figueroa St, Piedmont and Figueroa, Highland Park)
Arroyo Seco Bridges (1890s - 1960s)
Arroyo Seco Parkway (1940, later Pasadena Freeway)
Arroyo Seco Parkway Construction (1934 +)
Art Laboe's (ca.1970; 8433 Sunset Boulevard, later Comedy Store)
Arthur Letts Residence (1905, 4931 Frankilin Ave, Hollywood)
Arthur Murray Dance Studio (1941 - Miracle Mile, Wilshire and Stanley, SE Corner)
Asbury Apartments (1924, 2505 W. 6th Street)
Ascot Speedway (1924 - 1936, Lincoln Heights)
AT&T Madison Complex Tandem Office Building (aka PacBell Tower & AT&T Tower)
Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway (1885 - aka Santa Fe Transcontinental Railway)
Auditorium Building (1906; aka Clune's Auditorium and Philharmonic Auditorium, 5th and Olive, NE Corner)
Aurora Market (1920s, Glendale)
Auto Racing in Early Santa Monica (1910 - 1916; Colorized)
Automobile Club of Southern California (1910, 1st Headquarters, 8th and Olive, NE Corner)
Automobile Club of Southern California (1922, 2601 S. Figueroa St, Adams and Figueroa, SW Corner)
Avalon Bay (1900 - Big & Little Sugarloaf Rock formation)
Avalon Bay (Then and Now)
Avalon Theatre (1929, Catalina Island)
Avenue of the Palms (1895, Stadium Way, Elysian Park, Then and Now)
Aviation in Early Los Angeles (1905 - Present)
Avila Adobe (1818, Olvera Street, originally Wine Street - Oldest Residence in the City of Los Angeles)
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Badger Avenue Bridge (1924 - later Henry Ford Bridge, aka 'Jacknife Bridge' - San Pedro)
Baine Studio Building (1927 - Hollywood and Whitley, NW Corner)
Baker Block (1880 - 300 block of N. Main Street)
Balboa and Devonshire (1932, Then and Now, Granada Hills)
Balboa Highlands (1963 - Granada Hills)
Baldwin Ranch (aka Rancho La Cienega O' Paso de la Tijera)
Baldwin Theatre (1949; 3741 S. La Brea in Baldwin Hills)
Ballona Creek (and Marina del Rey)
Balloon Route Trolley Trip (1902 – Downtwon LA to Hollywood to beach cities and back again)
Baltimore Hotel (1896 - 7th & Olive, NE Corner)
Bancroft Junior High School (1929; 929 N. Las Palmas Avenue)
Bank of America Building (1924 - Hollywood and Highland, SE Corner - Today Ripley's Believe It or Not)
Bank of America Building (1930 - 5505 Wilshire Boulevard, originally Seaboard National Bank, Miracle Mile)
Bank of Italy Building (1922 - 7th & Olive, NW Corner- today, Giannini Place)
Bank of Santa Monica (1899; Third Street and Santa Monica Blvd, then named Oregon Ave)
Bankers Building (629 S. Hill - 1929, International Jewlery Center)
Banning Home (1890s, aka Fort Hill Villa; 416 N. Broadway)
Banning Residence (Fort Moore Hill)
Banning Residence (1900 - Wilmington)
Banning Residence (1937+ Wilmington)
Barclay Hotel (1897 - originally Van Nuys Hotel, 4th & Main St, NW Corner)
Bard's Theatre (later Vista Theatre - 4473 Sunset Blvd)
Barker Brothers Buiding (818 W. 7th St.)
Barkies Sandwich Shop (1920s, Beverly Blvd and Westmoreland Ave, NE Corner; Then and Now)
Barlow Medical Library (1906; 742 North Broadway - USC)
Barlow Sanatorium (1902, Elysian Park)
Barnsdall Park (East Hollywood)
Barnes City (1920-1927; home of Al G. Barnes Circus and Zoo - aka Wild Animal Show)
Barrington Avenue (1930s, WLA; Then and Now)
Baseball in Early LA (1902 - Present)
Baseball in the Coliseum (1958-1961)
Baskin-Robbins Ice Cream (1948, originally Snowbird Ice Cream, 1130 S. Adams Street, Glendale)
Basserman House (1959; 231 N. Hope Street; Current location of the LADWP Building - JFOB)
Bath Building (also Willoughby Hotel, 1898, Hill and 5th, SE Corner)
Bathers - Sugar Loaf (1900s - Avalon, Catalina)
Battleship Restaurant (1910s - Venice Pier)
Bay Cities Guaranty Building (1930, aka Clock Tower Building and Crocker Bank Building, 225 Santa Moinica Blvd)
Bay Theatre (1948; 15140 Sunset Boulevard, Pacific Palisades)
Bay's Market (1950, 10708 Magnolia Blvd, North Hollywood)
Bazooka Berk Ranch (aka Bob Burns Ranch, NW corner of Sherman Way and Mason Ave)
Beachwood Canyon Outdoor Theatre (1916, top of Beachwood Drive, Hollywood Hills)
Beale's Cut (1863 - Originally Fremont Pass)
Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl (1964 and 1965)
Beaudry and 4th Street (1968; Before and After; Downtown Skyline)
Beaudry Area (1991; City West Development S/O the 4-Level Interchange; Then and Now)
Beethoven Statue (1932, Pershing Square)
Bel-Air (aka Bel-Air Estates)
Bel-Air Bay Club (Pacific Palisades)
Bel-Air Country Club (1930, Bel-Air; Colorized)
Bel-Air Sunset Gate Entrance (aka West Gate, Bellagio Drive and Sunset Boulevard)
Belasco Theatre (Opened 1901 - 337 S. Main St.)
Bell and Howell Building (1928; 716 N. La Brea, across from Pink's Hot Dogs; Then and Now)
Bella Union Hotel (also Clarendon and St. Charles Hotel)
Bella Union Hotel (1920+)
Bellevue Terrace Hotel (1880s; 6th and Figueroa, NW Corner - today's site of Jonathan Club; Then and Now; Colorized)
Belmont Hotel (1886, Belmont Avenue and 2nd Street)
Belmont Theatre (1926, 126 S. Vermont Avenue)
Belmont Subway Tunnel (1924, aka Hollywood Tunnel or PE Subway Tunnel)
Belmont Yard (aka PE Toluca Yard, North portal of Belmont Tunnel)
Ben Frank's Coffee Shop (Sunset Strip, later Mel's Drive-In Coffee Shop - 8585 Sunset Blvd)
Bendix Building (1929; Maple Ave and 12th Street, SE Corner)
Berman Furs Building (9169 Sunset Blvd - Sunset and Doheny, West Hollywood)
Bernheimer Estate and Gardens (currently Yamashiro Restaurant)
Betsy Ann Ice Cream and Candy Store (1930s, Foothills Boulevard, East Pasadena)
Beverly-First Street Viaduct (1940-1942, at Glendale Boulevard)
Beverly Glen and Santa Monica Blvd (1922 - 2022)
Beverly Hills (1905)
Beverly Hills (Early 1900s)
Beverly Hills (1935+)
Beverly Hills Aerial (1924, Santa Monica Blvd and Cañon Drive)
Beverly Hills Bridle Paths (1920s)
Beverly Hills City Hall (1932, 451 Crescent Drive)
Beverly Hills 1st City Hall (1926)
Beverly Hills 2nd City Hall (1932, Colorized, Then and Now)
Beverly Hills 1st Train Station (1910, Santa Monica Boulevard and Cañon Drive, SE Corner)
Beverly Hills Electric Color Fountain (1931, Wilshire and Santa Monica Boulevards; Then and Now)
Beverly Hills Federal Savings (Wilshire Blvd and Reeves Drive, SE Corner)
Beverly Hills Fire Department (1932-1950)
Beverly Hills Heights (1925; Colorized)
Beverly Hills High School (1927, 241 Moreno Drive)
Beverly Hills Hotel (1912, 9641 W. Sunset Blvd; Colorized)
Beverly Hills Hotel 2 (1912, 9641 W. Sunset Blvd; Colorized)
Beverly Hills Pacific Electric Station (1940s & 1950s; Santa Monica Blvd and Cannon Drive, SE Corner)
Beverly Hills Pacific Electric Streetcars and Trains (1939 - 1954)
Beverly Hills Post Office (1933, 325 N. Maple St)
Beverly Hills Speedway (1919, Wilshire and Santa Monica Boulevards - Beverly Hills Page)
Beverly Hills Speedway (1919, Wilshire and Santa Monica Boulevards - City Views Page)
Beverly Hills Water Treatment Plant No. 1 (333 S. La Cienega Blvd.)
Beverly Hilton Hotel (1954, Wilshire and Santa Monica Blvds)
Beverly Park (aka Kiddieland and Ponyland - Beverly and La Cienega)
Beverly Theatre (1925, 206 N. Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills)
Beverly Wilshire Hotel (1928, Wilshire Boulevard and S. El Camino Drive, SW Corner)
B. H. Dyas Building (later Broadway-Hollywood)
B. H. Dyas Building (7th & Olive - previously Ville de Paris Bldg)
Biff's Coffee Shop (1948, Cahuenga Blvd. and Yucca Street, Hollywood)
Big Cone Ice Cream Parlor (1930s; aka 'Chapmans' and 'Jacksons')
Big Cone Ice Cream Parlor (1928; aka 'Cornucopia'; 1934 San Fernando Blvd)
Big Donut Drive-in (1950s - Laurel Canyon and Magnolia, North Hollywood)
Big Donut Drive-in (later Randy's Donuts - 805 W. Manchester, Inglewood)
Big Donut Drive-in (1950s - Sherman Way and Reseda, Reseda)
Big Rock Beach Cafe (1949 - 20256 PCH, Malibu; today Moonshadows; Then and Now)
Binoculars Building (originally Chiat/Day Building, 340 N. Main Street, Venice)
Biola Institute also Church of the Open Door (1913, 555 S. Hope Street, 6th and Hope, NE Corner)
Biltmore Hotel (1923, Pershing Square)
Biltmore Theatre (1924 - 1964)
Birmingham Army Hospital (Today, site of Birmingham High School, Balboa and Vanowen)
Bit of Sweden Smorgasbord Restaurant (Sunset and Doheny, NE Corner)
Black Cats (1920s - Movie Industry Flying Stunt Team)
Blackbird SR-71 (1990s; Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport - today Hollywood-Burbank)
Bliss (1909 - Red Car Stop N/O Glendale)
B'nai B'rith Temple (1873-1896: LA's 1st Synagogue, Original Location, Fort Street, later Broadway, between 2nd and 3rd Streets)
B'nai B'rith Temple (2nd Location - 9th and Hope St)
Board of W&PA Meetings (Schedule of Upcoming Meetings: Held on the 2nd Wednesday of every Month)
Board of W&PA Meetings (Past Meetings: Topics, Speakers, & Recordings)
Board of Public Service Commissioners Annual Reports (1911-1918)
Board of Public Service Commissioners Annual Reports (1919-1925)
Board of Water and Power Commissioners Annual Reports (1926-1934)
Bob Burns Ranch (aka Bazooka Berk Ranch, NW corner of Sherman Way and Mason Ave)
Bob's Airmail Service Station (1935 - Wilshire Blvd and Cochran Ave)
Bob's Big Boy Restaurant (1940 - 642 S. San Fernando Rd., Burbank)
Bob's Big Boy Drive-in Restaurant (1940s - 1970s; 900 E. Colorado, Glendale)
Bob's Big Boy Drive-in Restaurant (1949 - Oldest Remaining Bob's Big Boy in America, 4211 W. Riverside Dr.)
Bobl's Good Earth Real Estate (1946; 17615 Ventura Blvd, Encino; Then and Now)
Bob's Pantry (ca. 1936; Original Bob's Big Boy; 900 E. Colorado, Glendale)
Bolton Hall (1913 - Tujunga)
Bomb Shelter Billboard and Mart (1951; Wilhsire W/O Fairfax)
Bonaventure Hotel (1976 - Westin Bonaventure)
Bonebrake Residence (2619 Figueroa St. - current location of Automobile Club)
Boos Bros. Cafeteria (Hill Street)
Boos Bros Cafeteria (Catalina Island)
Boston Red Socks in LA (1911 - to play the Vernon Tigers in Washington Park)
Bothwell Ranch (5300 Oakdale Avenue, Woodland Hills)
Bovard Hall (1921; USC, Then and Now)
Bovard Hall (1939 - 1950)
Boyle Avenue and First Street (1889 - Boyle Hotel - Boyle Heights)
Boyle Heights (1870s)
Boyle Hotel (1889, aka Cummings Block, Boyle Ave and E. 1st Street, NW Corner)
Boylston Street Yard (Early Views of: 1896 - Present)
Bradbury Building (1893; 304 S. Broadway, Oldest Building in Downtown, 3rd & Broadway, SE Corner)
Bradbury Mansion (1886; Corner of Hill and Court streets on Bunker Hill)
Braly Building (1904, currently 'The Continental' - 408South Spring St - 4th and Spring St, SE Corner)
Brand Airfield (1920s, Glendale)
Brand Boulevard (1904+, Glendale; Then and Now; Colorized)
Brand Boulevard (1920+)
Brand Boulevard (1940s)
Brand Boulevard PE Red Car (1949+)
Brant Ranch (Woodland Hills)
Brass Rail Restaurant (1929; 13747, 13555, & 13562 Ventura Blvd - 1st, 2nd, & 3rd locations, Sherman Oaks)
Breed Street Shul (Boyle Heights)
Bridge Lighting (College Street Bridge; First Street Bridge; Fourth Street Viaduct; Fourth and Lorena Streets Bridge; Glendale-Hyperion Bridge; Macy Street Bridge; Mulholland Bridge; Sixth Street Bridge; Washington Blvd Bridge)
Bristol Pier (1905-1949; originally White Star Pier, later Crystal Pier - Santa Monica Bay)
Broad Museum of Contemporary Art (2015, Grand Ave and 2nd Street, SW Corner)
Broad Museum (2015; 221 S. Grand Ave, 2nd and Grand, SW Corner)
Broadway - Downtown LA (1889 thru 1900)
Broadway - Downtwon LA (1905; Then and Now)
Broadway - Downtown LA (1900 thru 1905)
Broadway and 1st Street (1874; Broadway between Temple and 1st Streets, Then and Now)
Broadway and 1st Street (1870- 1888; Then and Now; Colorized, Broadway known as Fort Street until 1890)
Broadway and 1st Street (ca.1889 - Looking South from top of County Couthouse at Temple St.)
Broadway and 1st Street (1886-1888; Then and Now)
Broadway and 1st Street (1904-1905)
Broadway and 1st Street (1920)
Broadway and 1st Street (1920s - 1940, Colorized)
Broadway and 1st Street (1956 thru 2018)
Broadway and 2nd Street (1878 - 1889; Then and Now - Broadway was known as 'Fort Street' until 1890)
Broadway and 2nd Street (1880s; Then and Now)
Broadway and 2nd Street (1902 - 1904; Then and Now; Colorized)
Broadway and 2nd Street (1920s)
Broadway and 3rd Street (1882 - 1886, Broadway was known as 'Fort Street' until 1890)
Broadway and 3rd Street (1880; Then and Now)
Broadway and 3rd Street (1891; Santa Monica's 3rd Street Promenade; Then and Now)
Broadway and 3rd Street (1910s & 1920s - Then and Now)
Broadway and 4th Street (1890s)
Broadway and 4th Street (1910)
Broadway and 4th Street (1926+)
Broadway and 5th Street (1880s thru 1891; Then and Now)
Broadway and 5th Street (1903+)
Broadway and 5th Street (1906 thru 1908)
Broadway and 5th Street (1920)
Broadway and 6th Street (1896)
Broadway and 6th Street (1906 thru 1909)
Broadway and 6th Street (1910 - 1915)
Broadway and 6th Street (1916 thru 1920)
Broadway and 7th Street (1906 thru 1910; Then and Now)
Broadway and 7th Street (1910 vs. 2022; Then and Now)
Broadway and 7th Street (1920s - Downtown's 'Busiest Intersection')
Broadway and 7th Street (1928+ - Downtown's 'Busiest Intersection')
Broadway and 7th Street (1937 - 1939; Then and Now; Downtown's 'Busiest Intersection')
Broadway and 7th Street (1940s - Downtown's 'Busiest Intersection')
Broadway and 7th Street (1950+ - Downtown's 'Busiest Intersection')
Broadway and 8th Street (1897)
Broadway and 8th Street (1915+)
Broadway and 8th Street (1927+)
Broadway and 9th Street (1903 vs 2022; Car Rally; Then and Now)
Broadway and 9th Street (1925-1930)
Broadway and 9th Street (1937-1938)
Broadway and 9th Street (1951 vs 2022; Then and Now)
Broadway and 10th Street (1890 - 10th Street was renamed Olympic Blvd in 1932)
Broadway and 10th Street (1920s - 10th Street was renamed Olympic Blvd in 1932)
Broadway and 10th Street (1930 - 1952- 10th Street was renamed Olympic Blvd in 1932)
Broadway and 11th Street (1926 vs. 2020)
Broadway and Mercantile Place (1910)
Broadway and Temple (1871; Originally called Fort Street until 1890)
Broadway and Temple (1890-1900; Between Temple and 1st; Then and Now)
Broadway and Temple (1920s)
Broadway and Temple (1932)
Broadway and Temple (1937+)
Broadway Christian Church (233 Broadway)
Broadway Department Store (1896; 1st Building, 4th and Broadway, SW Corner)
Broadway Department Store (1913; 2nd Building, 4th and Broadway, SW Corner)
Broadway-Hollywood Building (previously B. H. Dyas Building, SW Corner of Hollywood and Vine)
Broadway-Hollywood (SW Corner of Hollywood and Vine)
Broadway Panoramic from LA County Courthouse (ca.1900; Colorized)
Broadway Plaza (MCI Center)
Broadway Rose (Streetlight)
Broadway Special (Streetlight)
Broadway Tunnel (1901-1905)
Broadway Tunnel (1902-1949; Then and Now)
Broadway Tunnel - South Portal (1902-1944; Then and Now)
Broadway Tunnel - South Portal Demolition (1949)
Broadway Tunnel - North Portal (1926-1949; Then and Now)
Brock & Feagan Building (ca. 1910, Brock & Feagan Jewelers, Broadway)
Brooklyn Ave and Pleasant Ave (Then and Now; 1968 vs 1987; 1968 vs 2009)
Brookside Park (1914, Pasadena)
Brookside Plunge (Pasadena)
Brown Derby (1st location, 3427 Wilshire Boulevard)
Brown Derby (3927 Wilshire Blvd; Interim location until the 2nd Derby-Shaped Building was built)
Brown Derby (2nd Derby-Shaped Building; 3377 Wilshire Boulevard - Wilshire and Alexandria, NE Corner)
Brown Derby (Hollywood - 1628 N. Vine St)
Brown Derby (Hollywood and Vine, NW Corner)
Brown Derby (Beverly Hills - 1931; 9537 Wilshire at the corner of Rodeo Drive)
Brown Derby (Los Feliz - previously Willard's Restaurant)
Bruin Theatre (Westwood, Broxton and Weyburn, NE Corner; Colorized)
Brunswig Building (1888 - LA Plaza)
Bryn Mawr Sign (Hollywood Hills; Colorized)
Bryson Apartments (1913, 2701 Wilshire Boulevard)
Bryson-Bonebrake Block (1888 - 1934, Spring and 2nd Street, NW Corner; Colorized)
Buena Vista and Bellevue Avenue (1885 - Later called Justicia Street and Sunset Boulevard)called Buena Vista and Bellevue Avenue)
Buena Vista-Broadway Bridge (1911; Los Angeles River)
Buena Vista Reservoir (1869 - 1956; today the Buena Vista Meadow picnic area)
Bureau of Power and Light (1920s; Power Distribution Equipment)
Bureau of Power and Light (1920s; Street Lights and Equipment)
Builders Emporium (17643 Sherman Way, Van Nuys)
Bullard Block (Spring and Court St, NE Corner)
Bullock's (1907 - 7th and Broadway, NW Corner)
Bullock's Fashion Square (1962, later Westfield Fashion Square - Sherman Oaks)
Bullock's Pasadena (1947 - 401 S. Lake Ave)
Bullock's Wilshire (1929 - 3050 Wilshire Blvd)
Bunker Hill (1880s+)
Bunker Hill (1930s+; Early Views of Bunker Hill; Then and Now)
Bunker Hill (1937 up to the constrruction of the Music Center and DWP Building)
Bunker Hill (1955+)
Bunker Hill (1956 - 1970; Then and Now)
Bunker Hill (Before and After; 1937 vs 1968)
Bunker Hill Aerial (1958; including Four Level and Harbor Freeway)
Bunker Hill Aerial (1960; Then and Now)
Bunker Hill and Civic Center Aerials (1925 - 1960)
Bunker Hill Changing Skyline (1945 - 2020)
Bunker Hill Construction (1960s)
Bunker Hill Development (1968+)
Bunker Hill in Transition (1950s+)
Bunker Hill - NW Section (1951; Annotated, Then and Now)
Bunker Hill Steps (1990 - Cascades from Hope Street down to Fifth Street)
Bunker Hill Tower (1968)
Bunker Hill - View from City Hall (1950 - 1960; Prior to Consturction of GOB & Music Center)
Burbank (1887 - 1915; Then and Now)
Burbank Block (1887 - San Fernando Rd & Olive Ave)
Burbank Ranch (1867; later Warner Bros. Backlot)
Burbank Theatre (1893 - 548 S. Main Street)
Burbank Villa Hotel (1887-1927, later Santa Rosa Hotel, 135 E. Olive Avenue, Burbank)
Burkhard Residence (1905 - 1928, Wilshire and Vermont, NW Corner)
Busch Gardens (1966 - Van Nuys)
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Cable Cars (1889 - Broadway and 2nd Street; Los Angeles Cable Railway; 1889-1902)
Cable Railway (Cable Cars in LA - 1885 thru 1902)
Cabrillo Beach (1930s, San Pedro)
Café Caliente (Olvera Street, later El Paseo Inn Restaurant)
Café La Maze (Sunset Strip - later Sherie's and Gazzarrie's)
Café Nat Goodwin (1913 – Bristol Pier, Santa Monica Bay)
Café Trocadero (Sunset Strip; Colorized)
Cahuenga and Highland (1930s and 1940s)
Cahuenga Branch Library (1916 - Santa Monica Boulevard and Madison Ave, NE Corner)
Cahuenga Pass (1890s - Early Travel - Then and Now)
Cahuenga Pass (Early Views 1890s)
Cahuenga Pass (1930s+)
Cahuenga Pass at Mulholland Drive (Originally Mulholland Highway)
Cahuenga Pass on Rainy Day (1964)
Cahuenga Pass Extension to Vineland (1948)
Cahuenga Pass - Pacific Electric Red Cars (1948 - 1953)
Cahuenga Pass Trolley Construction (1911)
Calabasas (1908 - 1915)
Calabasas (1958 - 1960; Old Town Calabasas; Then and Now)
Calabasas "Hanging Tree" (adjacent to the Calabasas Grocery Store and Oak Garage)
Calabasas School House (ca. 1890 - 24400 block of Calabasas Road)
California Bank Building (aka Sterling Plaza, Beverly Hills, 9441 Wilshire Blvd)
California Bank Building (1887, 2nd and Broadway, SW Corner)
California Bank Building (1st and Vermont, SW Corner)
California Broadway Trade Center (Hamburger's Dept Store: 1908- 1923; May Co: 1923-2005, then Macy's, 8th and Broadway, SW Corner)
California Club (1904 - 1st Building, 5th and Hill, NW Corner)
California Club (1930 - 2nd Building, 538 S. Flower)
California Cycleway (1899, aka Pasadena Cycleway)
California Federal Bank Building (1965, aka Cal Fed, 5670 Wilshire Blvd)
California Historical Landmrks in Los Angeles
California Hotel (1928-1966, aka Hotel California, Glendale, Brand and Lexington, SW Corner)
California Incline (Santa Monica - 1905+; Then and Now; Colorized)
California Incline (Santa Monica - 1929+; Colorized)
California Incline (Santa Monica - 1987+)
California Incline (Then and Now; 1905 vs 2022; 1924 vs 2022)
California Institute of Technology (Caltech - originally Throop Polytechnic Institute)
California Petroleum Corp. Building (1927; 933 S. Broadway; aka Texaco Building, United Artist Theatre, and Ace Hotel and Theater)
California State Building (1931-1976, 1st and Spring, NW Corner)
California Street (1940-1948; Originally Sand Street, Today the 101 Freeway; Fort Moore Hill Area; Then and Now)
California Theatre (1928-1957, part of the California Hotel in Glendale, Brand and Lexington, SW Corner)
Calle de los Negros (1870s - presently Los Angeles Street and Arcadia Street)
Calmos Union 76 Service Station (1930s - Domes and Minarets - Then and Now)
Calpet Service Station (1927; 3237 Wilshire Blvd, Wilshire and Hampshire, NE Corner)
Caltech (California Institute of Technology - originally Throop Polytechnic Institute)
Calvary Cemetery (1845; Current location of Cathedral High School)
Camden and Santa Monica (1927; Beverly Hills, Then and Now)
Cameo Theatre (1961; 8365 Sunset Boulevard, West Hollywood)
Camera Obscura (1898; Santa Monica)
Campo de Cahuenga (3919 Lankershim Blvd, adjacent to the Universal Studios Metro Station)
Candy Cane Lane (Woodland Hills)
Canoga Chrysler Plymouth Dealership (1964 - Canoga Park)
Canoga Citrus Association (Owensmouth - Canoga Park)
Canoga Citrus Plant (NE Corner of Canoga and Roscoe)
Canoga Mission Gallery (23130 Sherman Way, West Hills)
Canoga Park (1927 - 1939)
Canoga Park (1940s - 1960s)
Canoga Park (1960+)
Canoga Park (1950s, 1960s, 1970s)
Canoga Park Drive-in Theatre (1961 - 1977, Canoga and Strathern, SW Corner)
Canoga Park High School (1914, originally Owensmouth High School)
Canoga Park High School (1940 vs 2022; Then and Now)
Canoga Park High School and Headwaters of the LA River (1959)
Canoga Park Post Office (1955, Sherman Way and Jordan Ave, NW Corner)
Canoga Park Red Line (1937)
Canter Bros. Deli (Boyle Heights, 1931 - 1948)
Canter's Deli (Fairfax, 1948 - Present)
Canter's Deli Mural (1985 - aka Fairfax Community Mural)
Canyon Country Store (1960s & 1970s; Laurel Canyon Blvd at Kirkwood Drive; Then and Now)
Capitol Records Building (1956; 1750 N. Vine Street, Hollywood)
Capitol Records Building (1956; Then and Now - 1930s vs 2022)
Capri Theatre (1921 - 1970s; Originally known as the Rivoli Theatre; 6248 Van Nuys Boulevard)
Carl's at the Beach (aka Carl's Sea-Air Motel, Carl's Sea-Air Lodge, and Sunspot Motel - Pacific Palisades)
Carlton Hotel (1886, Pasadena)
Carnation Coffee Shop (1949, 5075 Wilshire Blvd, Wilshire and Mansfield, NE Corner)
Carnation Company Building (1949, 5045 Wilshire Blvd, Wilshire and Citrus, NW Corner)
Carolina Pines Jr. Restaurant (1518 N. La Brea Ave, later Copper Penny)
Carpenter’s Drive-in Restaurant (Hollywood, 1931 - Sunset and Vine, NE Corner)
Carpenter's Drive-in Restaurant (Hollywood, 1938 - Sunset and Vine, SE Corner)
Carpenter's Drive-in Restaurant (Beverly Hills, 1932 - Wilshire and Le Doux, NE Corner)
Carpenter's Drive-in Restaurant (1935 - Wilshire and Vermont, NW Corner)
Carpenter's Drive-in Restaurant (1937 - Wilshire and Western)
Carroll Ave Streetlights (near E. Edgeware Road)
Carthay Center Elementary School (1924, 6361 Olympic Boulevard)
Carthay Circle (1927 +)
Carthay Circle (1930 vs. 2022; Then and Now)
Carthay Circle Theatre (1926 - 6316 San Vicente Boulevard)
Casa Adobe de San Rafael (1865 – Present; 1330 Dorothy Drive, Glendale)
Casa de Cadillac (1949, Ventura Blvd and Tyrone Ave, NW Corner)
Casa de Petrol (1961, 14325 Ventura Blvd; Ventura and Tyrone, NE Corner)
Casa de Lopez (aka Lopez Adobe, 1100 Pico Street, San Fernando)
Casa del Mar Club (1926 - today Casa del Mar Hotel, Santa Monica)
Casa Mil Flores (1909, Harrison Gray Otis Home, 1919 purchased by Edgar Rice Burrough - Tarzana)
Casa Verdugo Restaurant (aka Catalina Verdugo Adobe - 1830s, 2211 Bonita Dr, Glendale; Colorized)
Casa Verdugo Segunda (2nd location of the Casa Verdugo Restaurant, Glendale)
Casa Verdugo Villa Tract (1906 - Glendale)
Castillo del Lago (1926 - 6342 Mulholland Drive; previous owners: Bugsy Siegel and Madonna)
Castle and Salt Box (325 S. Bunker Hill Ave - last houses on Bunker Hill, 1969)
Castle Argyle Arms Apartments (1928; 1919 Argyle Ave, Franklin and Argyle, NW Corner)
Castle of Enchantment (4857 Melrose Ave)
Castle Peak (1940s -Today, West Hills)
Castle Rock and Haystack Rock (Santa Monica's Pacific Palisades)
Castle Sans Souci (Franklin and Argyle, NW corner)
Castle York (ca. 1902; aka Haggarty Mansion, 3330 W. Adams Blvd.)
Catalina (Avalon Bay; Then and Now)
Catalina - Bathers (1890s)
Catalina - Binoculars (ca. 1902)
Catalina Casino Construction (1929)
Catalina Casino (1930s)
Catalina - Chicago Cubs (1921-1951)
Catalina - Climbing Sugar Loaf (1890)
Catalina - Weekend Fun (1941)
Catalina Island (1880 - Present)
Catalina Island Casino Ballroom
Catalina Verduo Adobe (aka Casa Verdugo Adobe - 1830s, 2211 Bonita Dr, Glendale)
Catholic Cathedral of Saint. Vibiana (1876 - aka St. Vibiana's Cathedral, 2nd and Main St, SE Corner)
Cawston Ostrich Farm (1886 - South Pasadena)
CBS Columbia Square (1938, 6121 Sunset Blvd, El Centro Ave and Sunset Blvd, NE Corner)
CBS Studio Center (previously Republic Studios - Studio City)
CBS Television City (1952, 3rd and Fairfax, SE Corner)
Cecil Hotel (1888, Lankershim / N. Hollywood)
Cecil Hotel (1924, 640 S. Main Street)
Central Library (Construction)
Central Library (aka Los Angeles Central Library)
Central Oil Field (1892)
Central Park Area (1910s - Renamed Pershing Square in 1918)
Central Plaza (1952, originally Tishman Plaza, 3440-3460 Wilshire Boulevard, at Normandie)
Central Saloon (1886 - 5th & Spring, SE Corner)
Central Station (1914-1939 - aka Southern Pacific Depot, 526 Central Ave)
Central Tower Building (1928; 1424 Fourth Street, Santa Monica)
Century City (1960s)
Century City Mall (1964; Century Square Shopping Center)
Century Plaza Hotel (1966)
Century Plaza Towers (1975, Century City)
Century Towers (1964; 2220 & 2222 Avenue of the Stars, Century City)
Chalk Hill (Ventura Boulevard, Woodland Hills)
Chaplin Airfield (Wilshire and Fairfax, S/W Corner)
Chapman Park Hotel (1925, Wilshire Boulevard and Alexandria Avenue, NW Corner)
Chapman Park Market (1929 - aka Chapman Plaza - 6th Street and Alexandria Avenue, NE Corner)
Chapman Park Studio Building (1929 - 6th Street and Alexandria Avenue, NW Corner)
Chapman's Fancy Ice Cream (1930s; 951 Westwood Boulevard)
Charles Lindbergh (1927)
Charlie Chaplin (1926, Hollywood Hills)
Charlie Chaplin Studios (later A&M Records and The Jim Henson Company)
Chasen's Restaurant (1936-1995; 9029 Beverly Boulevard, Doheny and Beverly, NE Corner)
Chateau Elysée (5930 Franklin Ave, Hollywood - currently Church of Scientology Celebrity Centre)
Chateau Marmont Hotel (1926, 8221 Sunset Blvd, West Hollywood)
Chatsworth (1920's)
Chatsworth (1930's)
Chatsworth (1971 - Aerial)
Chatsworth Aerial Views (1950's)
Chatsworth Café (1939; Then and Now)
Chatsworth Community Church (1903, today Virgin Anglican-Rite Catholic Church, Oakwood Memorial Park)
Chatsworth Hotel / Inn (1890 - 1958)
Chatsworth Market (1951 - 10249 Topanga Cyn Blvd)
Chatsworth Pioneer Church (aka Chatsworth Community Church)
Chatsworth Park (The 'Park was later dropped)
Chatsworth Park (1960s; renamed Chatsworth Park North in 1978)
Chatsworth Park Elementary School (1890, originally Santa Susana School, Topanga Cyn and Devonshire, NW Corner)
Chatsworth Park Elementary School (1900+, Topanga Cyn and Devonshire, NW Corner)
Chatsworth Reservoir Construction (1917 - 1918)
Chatsworth Reservoir (1925)
Chatsworth Reservoir (1943)
Chatsworth Reservoir (1960)
Chatsworth - Southern Pacific RR (1950's)
Chatsworth Tunnels (1898)
Chautauqua Boulevard and Pacific Coast Highway (1930s +, Then and Now)
Chevrolet Plant (1947-1992, aka General Motors Plant, Panorama Ranch, Van Nuys)
Chili Olé Restaurant (1966; 21929 Roscoe Boulevard, Canoga Park, near Topanga and Roscoe; Then and Now)
Chinatown (1980s)
Chinatown and Union Station (1930s)
Chinese Theatre (1927, aka Grauman's Chinese Theatre)
Childs' Opera House (1889 - aka Grand Opera House - 1st Home of the Orpheum Circuit)
Christmas Tree Lane (1920, Santa Rose Ave, Altadena)
Church of the Open Door/Biola Institute (1913, 555 S. Hope Street, 6th and Hope, NE Corner)
Chutes Park Baseball Field (Replaced by Washington Park in 1912)
Christian Science Church (1910; 948 W. Adams; Adams & Portland - aka Second Church of Christ Scientist, Art of Living Foundation)
Christie Hotel (1922, later Hotel Drake, Hollywood Inn)
Christie Studios (also Nestor Film Co., 1911 - 1936, Hollywood's 1st Studio, Sunset and Gower, NW Corner)
Cinema Theatre (1966 - 1990s; 10124 Mason Ave, Devonshire and Mason, SE Corner)
Cinerama Dome Theatre (1963, 6360 Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood)
Cinnabar and 2nd Streets (1960s; Bunker Hill; Before and After)
Cinnamon Cinder Teenage Night Club (1962, 11345 Ventura Boulevard, Studio City)
Circle S Ranch (Woodlake Ave and Saticoy St, SE Corner)
Ciro's Nightclub (previously Club Seville, today The Comedy Store)
Citicorp Center (1990, Today called 777 Tower, aka Pelli Tower, Figueroa and 8th Streets, SW Corner)
Citigroup Center (1981, formerly the 444 Flower Building, 5th and Flower, NE Corner)
City Garden (1880s - San Pedro and 8th Street, NE Corner; Then and Now)
City Hall (1853)
City Hall (1884 - 1888; 2nd Street w/o Spring Street)
City Hall (1888 - 1928; 226 S. Broadway)
City Hall (1927 - 1940; Early Views of City Hall - 200 N. Spring St.)
City Hall (1928 - Today; 200 N. Spring St)
City Hall Construction (1927 - 1928)
City Hall and Civic Center (1928 - 1940)
City Hall and Civic Center (1935 - 1940; Colorized)
City Hall - Bunker Hill (1949)
City Hall (1950s)
City National Plaza (1972, ARCO Plaza Towers - 505-550 S. Flower - City National Tower & Paul Hastings Tower)
Civic Center (1935 - 1940; Colorized)
Civic Center (1938+)
Civic Center (1963+)
Civic Center and Bunker Hill Aerials (1925 - 1960)
Clara Shortridge Folts Criminal Justice Center (1972, 210 W. Temple St, formerly Criminal Courts Building)
Clarendon Hotel (also Bella Union Hotel and St. Charles Hotel)
Clifton's Cafeteria (648 S. Broadway, originally Clifton's Bookdale Cafeteria)
Clifton's Pacific Seas Cafeteria (1939, 618 S. Olive Street, originally Clifton's Golden Rule 1931-39)
Clifton's Brookdale Cafeteria (1935, 648 South Broadway, aka Clifton's Cafeteria)
Clock Tower Building (1930, aka Bay Cities Guaranty Building and Crocker Bank Building, 225 Santa Moinica Blvd)
Clocktower Market/Courthouse (built in 1858)
Clover Field to Santa Monica Airport (1922 to Present)
Club Casa del Mar (1926 - today, Casa del Mar Hotel, Santa Monica)
Club Cassanova (8383 W. Sunset Blvd)
Club Seville (later Ciro's Nightclub and The Comedy Store)
Club Stables (1910s; 208 S. Los Angeles Street; Then and Now)
Clune's Theater Auditorium (1914 & 1915 - later Philharmonic Auditorium)
Clune's Auditorium (aka Clune's Auditorium Building and Philharmonic Auditorium, 5th and Olive, NE Corner)
Clune's Broadway Theatre (528 S. Broadway, later Cameo Theatre)
Clune's Pasadena Theatre (1911 - later Pasadena Theatre, 61 W. Colorado Blvd)
Coast Daylight (Southern Pacific Train: SF to Los Angeles)
Coca-Cola Building (1939; 1334 S. Central)
Cocoanut Grove (Ambassador Hotel)
Coffee Cup Cafe (8901 Pico Blvd)
Coffee Dan's (1950s - 1970s; 6400 block of the northside of Hollywood Boulevard)
Coffee Dan's (1950 - 1970s; 6768 Hollywood Blvd, E/O Highland Avenue) Then and Now)
Coffee Dan's (6576 Van Nuys Boulevard, Van Nuys and Kittridge, SE Corner)
Coffee Dan's (Vine n/o Sunset)
Coldwater Canyon (1910-1911; Beverly Hills, Colorized)
Colburn School (1998, Grand Ave and 2nd Street, SE Corner)
Colegrove (Hollywood)
Coliseum, Los Angeles Memorial (1922)
Coliseum, Los Angeles Memorial (Eletrical Parade; Sept. 24, 1932)
Coliseum, Los Angeles Memorial (1932 Olympics)
Coliseum, Los Angeles Memorial (1984 Olympics)
College of Fine Arts (also Judson Studios)
Colorado and Broadway (1907 - Now Arroyo Parkway)
Colorado and Fair Oaks (1887-1890; Pasadena, Then and Now)
Colorado and Fair Oaks (1906-1907; Pasadena)
Colorado and Fair Oaks (1907; Colorized; Then and Now)
Colorado and Fair Oaks (1910; Pasadena)
Colorado and Raymond (1918 - 1920s; Pasadena, Then and Now)
Colorado w/o Raymond (1911; 54-60 E. Colorado Blvd; Pasadena, Then and Now)
Colorado Freeway Bridge (1953- aka Pasadena Pioneers Bridge)
Colorado River Aqueduct (Construction of; 1933-1941)
Colorado River Aqueduct (Picture History)
Colorado Street (1887 - 1890; Pasadena, Before and After Widening)
Colorado Street Bridge (1913+)
Colorado Street Bridge (1930+)
Colorado Street Bridge (1966+)
Colorado Street Bridge and Pioneers Bridge (1966+)
Colpo d’ala Sculpture (1988 - DWP John Ferraro Building; 111 N. Hope St)
Columbia Hall (1920s, North Hollywood, Corner of Lankershim and Compston)
Columbia Square (1938, 6121 Sunset Blvd, El Centro Ave and Sunset Blvd, NE Corner)
Comedy Store (Previously Club Seville and Ciro's)
Commercial Street (1869)
Commercial Street (1869 thru Today)
Commercial Street (1950s thru Today)
Communities of the San Fernando Valley (Name Origins and Brief History)
Compton (1800s)
Compton (1900s)
Concorde Visits LAX (Oct 23, 1974)
Conservatory of Music and Arts (1883)
Construction of Hoover Dam (1931 - 1936)
Construction of the GOB (Pre-Construction: Future Location of the DWP Building; 1959 vs 1988; 1959 vs 2024)
Construction of the GOB (1963-1965, John Ferraro Building, aka DWP Building, 111 N. Hope St)
Construction of the GOB - (1954 - 1970; Before and After Aerial)
Construction of the GOB - Bunker HIll Changing Skyline (1956 - 1970; Then and Now)
Continental Building (1904, originally Braly Buidling - 408South Spring St - 4th and Spring St, SE Corner)
Continental Hotel (1925 - Hill near 6th St)
Continental Hyatt House (1963 - Sunset Strip; originally Gene Autry Hotel, also Hyatt on Sunset, Hyatt West Hollywood, and today Andaz West Hollywood)
Copeland Building (aka Armory Building - NW, 8th & Spring; Then and Now)
Copp Building (Broadway)
Coronet Apartments (1927, 8439 Sunset Blvd - originally Hacienda Park Apts, today Piazza del Sol; Then and Now)
Corral Canyon Nuclear Power Plant (1963 Proposed, 3 miles north of Malibu Pier)
Costas Family of Girard / Woodland Hills (1923; 22513 Ventura Blvd - Restaurant & Gas Station)
Coulter's Department Store (later Broadway Dept Store - Wilshire and Hauser, SW Corner)
Country Squire Motel (1965, 7625 Topanga Cyn Blvd, Currently Super 8 Motel)
County Courthouse, Los Angeles (1891-1936; Temple & Broadway, SE Corner)
County Courthouse, Los Angeles (1959 - Present - Mosk Courthouse)
Court and Main Streets (1888 - SW Corner)
Court and Spring Streets (1890s)
Court Flight (1905-1930s; 200 block of Broadway)
Court Flight (1930s-1954; 200 block of Broadway)
Crenshaw Residence (1419 S. Wilton Pl.)
Creque Building (1910, aka 'The Hollywood Building', Hollywood Blvd and Cahuenga Blvd, SW Corner)
Crescendo Nightclub (Sunset Strip)
Crescent Avenue (1903-1905; Catalina)
Crescent Heights Shopping Center (aka Sunset Medical Building)
Creswell Drug Store (ca. 1937, Wilshire and Robertson, NE Corner)
Criminal Courts Building (1972, 210 W. Temple St, 2002 - Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center)
Crocker Bank Building (1930, aka Clock Tower Building and Bay Cities Guaranty Building, 225 Santa Moinica Blvd)
Crocker-Citizens Bank Building (1968, aka 611 Place, 611 W. 6th Street)
Crocker Mansion (Bunker Hill)
Crocker Building (Broadway)
Crossroads of the World (1936 - 1st Outdoor Shopping Mall, 6671Sunset Blvd)
Crypto (1889; 3-story Romanesque apartment building, 1133 South Figueroa Street)
Crystal Pier (1905-1949; 1905–White Star Pier; 1908–Bristol Pier; Santa Monica Bay)
CSUN (1958 - Previously San Fernando Valley State College)
Culver City Speedway (1924 - 1927; aka Los Angeles Speedway)
Cummings Block (1889, aka Boyle Hotel, Boyle Ave and E. 1st Street, NW Corner)
Cupid's Hot Dogs (Van Nuys, 1950s - Victory Blvd and Tyrone Ave)
Cupid's Hot Dogs (North Hollywood, 1950s - Burbank and Lankershim Blvds)
Currie's Ice Cream Parlors (known for its "Mile-High Cones")
Currie's Ice Cream (Beverly Hills - Gale Drive and Wilshire Boulevard, NW Corner)
Currie's Ice Cream (Glendale - Glenoaks Boulevard and Irving Avenue, NW Corner)
Currie's Ice Cream (Hollywood - 6775 Sunset Boulevard, Highland and Sunset, NE Corner)
Custer Avenue School (1895 - LA's 1st Middle School)
Cypress Park (1900 - 1926)
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Dale's Market (1962 - Devonshire Blvd and Woodley Ave, SW Corner)
Darby Hotel (1910 - 234 W. Adams Boulevard - Today the Grace Apartments Hotel)
Darkroom Camera Shop (1930s - 5370 Wilshire Boulevard)
Davis Residence (ca. 1880)
Dayton Avenue Bridge (Also the Riverside-Figueroa Bridge)
Dayton Avenue Bridge (1928)
De Soto and Roscoe (ca. 1957 - Then and Now)
De Soto and Sherman Way (1961)
De Soto Car Dealership (611 S. La Brea)
De Young Service Station (Sherman Way and Topanga Cyn Blvd, N/E Corner)
Del Mar Ice Cream Parlor (ca.1890; 400 block of 3rd Street, now 3rd Street Promenade in Santa Monica)
DeMille Airfield No.1 (Fairfax and Melrose, S/W Corner)
DeMille Airfield No.2 (Fairfax and Wilshire, N/W Corner)
Deauville Club (1927 - Santa Monica; Colorized)
Department of Water and Power Building (111 N. Hope St, Bunker Hill - 1963-1965)
Desilu Studios (1928; originally RKO Studios, later Paramount Studios, Gower and Melrose)
Desmond's Building (1924 - 616 S. Broadway)
Desmond's (1929 - 5514 Wilshire Blvd, aka Wilshire Tower, Miracle Mile)
Desmond’s Building (1929; 1001 Westwood Boulevard at Weyburn Avenue, SW Corner)
Devil's Gate (1888 - Arroyo Seco, Pasadena)
Devil's Gate Dam (1920 - Arroyo Seco, Pasadena)
Devonshire and Balboa (1932, Then and Now, Granada Hills)
Devonshire and Topanga (1939 - Chatsworth)
Devonshire and Topanga (Then and Now)
Devonshire Downs (1946 - Devonshire and Zelzah)
Devonshire Street (1950s+, Chatsworth; Then and Now)
Dino’s Lodge (1960s - '77 Sunset Strip')
Disney Concert Hall (2003, 111 S. Grand Ave)
Disney Studios (1926 to 1940; 2710 Hyperion Ave, Los Feliz)
Disneyland (1955 - Anaheim)
Disneyland Early Views (1955 - Anaheim; Main Street, Then and Now)
Disneyland Monorail (1959 Opening)
Dockweiler Beach (1960s - 2022)
Dodgers in the Coliseum (1958-1961)
Dodger Stadium (1962 - Chavez Ravine)
Dodgers Move to LA (1958)
Dodgers Come to LA (1958)
Dodson Residence (San Pedro)
Doheny Drive and Santa Monica Boulevard (1937 +_)
Doheny Memorial Library (1932 - USC)
Dolores Drive-in Restaurant (8801 Sunset Blvd, previously Simon's Drive-in, Sunset Strip)
Dolores Drive-in Restaurant (8531 Wilshire Blvd near La Cienega Blvd, Beverly HIlls)
Dome Hotel and Apartments (1903-1964; aka Minnewaska Hotel, 201 S. Grand Ave, 2nd and Grand, SW Corner)
Dome Theatre (1920s - Ocean Front Walk, Venice)
Dome Theatre (2nd) and Entrance to Ocean Park Pier (1925)
Dominguez- Wilshire Building (aka Myer Siegel & Co. Building - 5410 Wilshire Blvd)
Don Lee Cadillac Building (655 E. Green Street, Pasadena - Green and El Molino, NW Corner, Then and Now)
Don Lee Mutual Broadcasting Studio (1313 N. Vine Street, late ABC Studios)
Don Vicente de la Osa Adobe (Encino)
Doria Apartments (1905 - 1600 W. Pico Boulevard, Pico and Union, SW Corner)
Donut Hole (1970+; 15300 Amar Road, La Puente in LA County)
Dorothy Chandler Pavilion (1965, Music Center)
Douglas Building (1899 - Spring and 3rd streets, NW Corner)
Douglas Company Aircraft Plant (1920 - 1927; Wilshire and 25th Street in Santa Monica; Then and Now)
Douglas Oil Building (aka Architects' Building, 816 W. 5th Street - SE Corner 5th & Figueroa)
Downey Avenue Bridge (1870s)
Downey Block (1869 - Temple and Main Streets, NW Corner)
Downey Block (ca. 1870; Temple and Main Streets, NW Corner)
Downey Estate (1888)
Downtown's Changing Skyline (Bunker Hill; 1954 - 2020)
Downtown's Changing Skyline (Looking SW from top of City Hall; 1967 thru 2019)
Downtown's Changing Skyline (Looking SE from top of Victor Heights; 1966 vs. 2019)
Downtown's Changing Skyline (Looking SW from the GOB; 1970s vs 2020; Then and Now)
Downtown Freeway Traffic (1953 - 1978; US-101; Hollywood Freeway)
Downtown Los Angeles - 1 (1930s)
Downtown Los Angeles - 2 (1930s)
Downtown Los Angeles (1959+; Impalas 1958 - 1960)
Downtown Skyline (Looking NE; 1966+)
Downtown Skyline (Looking SW; 1967+)
Downtown Skyline (1989+)
Downtown Skyline (2013 vs. 2021)
Drag Racing Under the 6th Street Bridge (1950s +)
Drive-in Church Service (Emmanuel Lutheran Church, North Hollywood)
Drive-in Restaurants (1932+)
Dryden, William (1858 - Established 1st LA Water Co. - LA Water Works)
DTLA Skyline (2013 vs. 2021)
Ducommun Building (204 / 304 N. Main Street)
Ducommun Yard (Early Views of: 1926 - 1954)
Dugout Restaurant (1920s; 6157 E. Whittier Blvd.)
Dunbar Hotel (aka Sommerville Hotel)
Du-par's Restaurant (1948 - 2018; 12036 Ventura Boulevard, Studio City; Then and Now)
DWP Hollywood Branch Office (1932; 1613 North Cahuenga Boulevard; Then and Now)
DWP Building (1963 - 111 N. Hope St, Bunker Hill)
DWP Building and Dorothy Chandler Pavilion (1963 - 1967; Bunker Hill)
DWP General Managers Timeline (1925 - Present)
DWP Significant Historical Dates
Dyas-Carleton Café (1928, La Brea and Wilshire, NW Corner)
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E. Clem Wilson Building (1929 - aka Wilson Building, General Insurance, Mutual of Omaha, Asashi, and Samsung)
Eagle Rock (1905- 1920s)
Earl Carroll Theatre (1938; 6230 Sunset Boulevard)
Early LA Drive-in Restaurants (1932+)
Early Modes of Transportation (1902 - Horseless Carriages and Bicycles)
East Hollywood (1912 - 1917)
East San Fernando Valley (1930s)
Eastern Columbia Building (1929, 849 S. Broadway)
Eastlake Park (1881, aka Lincoln Park)
Eastside Brewery (aka Los Angeles Brewing Co.)
Eaton, Frederick (Biography)
Ebell Club (First Location)
Echo Mountain 'Echo Phone' (Then and Now)
Echo Mountain House (1894 - 70 room Hotel)
Echo Mountain Searchlight (1894; Colorized)
Echo Park (1904 - Sunset Boulevard Grand Opening)
Echo Park (1975+)
Echo Park (1998)
Echo Park Community Pool (1958 - today a skate park)
Echo Park Lake (1868 - Originally called Reservoir No. 4; Then and Now; Colorized)
Echo Park Lake (1900+; 1911 vs 2022; Then and Now)
Echo Park Lake Boathouse (1932)
Echo Park Lake Reservoir (1868)
Echo Park Playground (1907, Second City Playground)
Edendale (1912 - today, 'Glendale Boulevard Corridor')
Edendale Studios (1910 - 1928)
Edison Building (1917-1930, aka Million Dollar Theatre Building, Metropolitan Water District Building; 3rd and Broadway, NW Corner)
Edison Building (1930 - later One Bunker Hill Building, NW Corner of 5th and Grand)
Edison Building (aka One Bunker Hill Building and CalEdison Building)
Edison Steam Plant No. 1 (1897)
Egyptian Theatre (1922, aka Grauman's Egyptian Theatre, 6712 Hollywood Blvd)
Eight Mile House (1870s, aka Cahuenga Tavern or Pass Hotel; Cahuenga Pass)
El Camino Real (1900-1906; Calabasas)
El Capitan Theatre (Hollywood - previously Paramount Theatre)
El Coyote Mexican Café (1931, 105 N. La Brea, Original Location)
El Coyote Mexican Café (1951, 7312 Beverly Blvd, Current Location)
El Dorado Market (1931 - 8963 Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Hills)
El Elcanto Café & Shops (1933; aka El Encanto International Market Place; Avalon, Catalina Island)
El Miradero (1904, 1601 West Mountain Street, Glendale)
El Miro Theatre (Santa Monica)
El Paseo de Los Angeles (1930s; aka Olvera Street)
El Paseo Inn Restaurant (Olvera Street, originally Café Caliente)
El Patio Auto Laundry and Gas Station (ca1927 - 260 S. Vermont Ave)
El Patio Ballroom (later Rainbow Gardens and Palomar Ballroom)
El Portal Theatre (1926; 5269 Lankershim Boulevard, North Hollywood; Then and Now)
El Pueblo (Early Views of the Los Angeles Plaza)
El Rey Theatre (1936 - 5515 Wilshire Boulevard, Miracle Mile)
El Royale Apartments (1929; 450 N. Rossmore; Rosewood Ave and Rossmore Ave, SE Corner)
El Tepeyac Café (1972 vs. 2020; 812 N. Evergreen, Boyle Heights)
Electricity in Early Los Angeles
Electiricity in Early Los Angeles (Historical Timeline)
Electrolier Streetlights- (Free-Standing Streetilights generally on their own posts)
Elysian Heights Area (1887 - 1900)
Elysian Park (1886, Rock Quarry Hills)
Elks Club (Bunker Hill)
Elks Club (MacArthur Park - today, Park Plaza Hotel)
Elysian Valley (aka 'Frogtown')
Encino (1930s)
Encino (1940s & 50s)
Encino Reservoir (1921)
Encino Velodrome (1961, near the intersection of Louise Avenue and Oxnard Street)
Engine Compnay No. 18 (1904, 2616 South Hobart Street, Then and Now)
Engine Company No. 23 (1910, aka ‘Taj Mahal of fire stations’, 225 E. 5th Street)
Engstrum Hotel Apartments (1914 - 1980s; 623 W. 5th Street)
Ennis House (1924, 2655 Glendower Ave)
Epiphany Lutheran Church (Today, The Garden Chapel - 7769 Topanga Cyn Blvd)
Equitable Building (1929-1930, Hollywood and Vine, N/E)
Equitable Building (1969; 3435 Wilshire Blvd)
Equitable Savings Bank (1906 - Replaced LA National Bank - NE 1st & Spring)
Ernie's 5¢ Café (1939; 806 E. 5th Street)
Examiner Building 1 (1903-1914; 1st location, 509 S. Broadway, aka Herald Examiner Building)
Examiner Building (1914; 2nd location, 1111 S. Broadway, aka Herald Examiner Building)
Examiner Building (1970s; 2nd location, 1111 S. Broadway, aka Herald Examiner Building)
Exposition Park (previously Agricultural Park)
Exposition Park Fountain (1913 - Then and Now)
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Fair Oaks and Colorado (1887-1890; Pasadena, Then and Now)
Fair Oaks and Colorado (1906-1907; Pasadena)
Fair Oaks and Green Street (1941; Then and Now)
Fairfax and Drexel Avenues (1931; Then and Now; Colorized)
Fairfax Avenue between 3rd and 6th Streets (1930s - Salt Lake Oil Field)
Fairfax Avenue and Third Street Area (1940s & 1950s)
Fairfax District (1940s)
Fairfax High School (1924 - Fairfax and Melrose Avenues)
Fairfax, San Vicente, and Olympic (1930s)
Fairfax Theatre (1930, 7907 Beverly Boulevard, near the NW Corner of Fairfax and Beverly)
Faith Bible Church (1917, Originally Norweigen Lutheran Church - 18531 Gresham Street, Northridge)
Fallbrook Square (aka Fallbrook Center)
Famous Amos Cookie Store (7181 Sunset Blvd - Sunset and Formosa, NE Corner)
Famous Intersection (Main, Spring, and 9th Streets)
Famous Players Fiction Studios (Raleigh Studios, 5500 Melrose Ave)
Farmers and Merchants National Bank (4th and Main, SW Corner)
Farmers Market (1934; 3rd Street and Fairfax Avenue, NE Corner)
Farmers Market Aerial (1938 vs. 2022)
Farming in the San Fernando Valley (1890-1912)
Farrell's Ice Cream (San Fernando Valley)
Fashionable Women (ca. 1900; Grand Ave Trolley, baby stroller)
Featured Article (October 2024 - Water and Power - Could a century-old aqueduct point the way to Los Angeles’s clean energy future?)
Federal Building and Post Office (1910-1937, Temple and Main, NW Corner)
Federal Building (1940 aka Federal Courthouse and U.S. Post Office Building)
Federal Courthouse and U.S. Post Office Building (1940, Main and Temple, NW Corner; Then and Now)
Federal Courthouse (aka Federal Courthouse and U.S. Post Office Building)
Felipe de Neve Statue (1932 - LA Plaza)
Feliz Adobe (Rancho Los Feliz - 4730 Crystal Springs Dr)
Fifth Street (between Grand and Figueroa)
Figueroa and 5th Streets (1945; Then and Now)
Figueroa and 6th Streets (1890s)
Figueroa and 10th Street (later Olympic Boulevard - 1926+)
Figueroa and Adams (1920+)
Figueroa and Adams (1926)
Figueroa and Olympic (1926+)
Figueroa and Piedmont (1916+; Highland Park; 1st LADWP Power Pole; Arroyo Seco Branch Library)
Figueroa Hotel (1925, 941 S Figueroa Street near Olympic Blvd)
Figueroa Playhouse (940 S. Figueroa St - aka Variety Arts Theatre)
Figueroa Street Bridge (1937; aka N. Figueroa St. Bridge and Figueroa Street Viaduct)
Figueroa Street Tunnels (1931 - 1st 3 Tunnels, 1935 - 4th Tunnel, futhermost south closest to downtown)
Figueroa Street Tunnels (1950s +; Then and Now)
Figueroa Street 4th Tunnel Construction (1935, furthermost south closest to downtown)
Figueroa Street Tunnels Traffic Relief (1941)
Figueroa Theatre (Highland Park)
Fine Arts Building (1927; 811 West 7th St. - aka Signal Oil Building, Havenstrite Building, and Global Marine House)
Finlandia Baths (Crosby Building - Sunset Strip, 9028 Sunset Blvd)
Fire Stations (1900 - 1910)
Fire Stations (1910+)
Fire Station No. 23 (1910, aka ‘Taj Mahal of fire stations’, 225 E. 5th Street)
First A.M.E. Church of Los Angeles (2270 S. Harvard Blvd)
First and Grand (1940s and 1950s; Bunker Hill; Then and Now)
First and Olive (1950s; Bunker Hill; Then and Now)
First and Grand (1945; Then and Now)
First and Olive (1950; Then and Now)
First Church of Christ (1366 S. Alvarado St)
First Church of Christ, Scientist (1909; 80 Oakland Street, Pasadena)
First City Hall and Jail (Rocha Adobe)
First Congregational Church of Los Angeles (1868 - Oldest Continuous Protestant Church in LA - New HighSt.)
First Congregational Church of Los Angeles (2nd location - 3rd and Hill, NE Corner)
First Congregational Church of Los Angeles (3rd location - 6th and Hill, SW Corner)
First Congregational Church of Los Angeles (4th location - 841 S. Hope St)
First Congregational Church of Los Angeles (5th location - 540 S. Commonwealth Ave)
First Electric Streetcars (1886-1887); Los Angeles Electric Railway Company - Charles Howland)
First English Lutheran Church (8th and Flower, SE Corner)
First Federal Savings and Loan Building (Hollywood and Highland, NW Corner)
First German Episcopal Church (ca. 1898 - 4th near Hill St)
First Interstate Bank Building (1974, aka Aon Center Building and First Interstate Tower)
First Interstate Bank World Center (1989, aka U.S. Bank Tower and Library Tower)
First LA Public School (2nd and Spring, NW Corner)
First LA Telephone Pay Station (1879 - 228 S. Spring St)
First Methodist Church (1877, Pasadena's 2nd Church - 1st Location)
First Methodist Church (1888, Pasadena, 2nd Location; Colorized)
First methodist Church of Hollywood (1927, aka Hollywood United Methodist Church, Highland and Franklin, NW Corner)
First Methodist Episcopal Church (6th and Hill)
First Municipal Power Pole (1916)
First National Bank Building (1920s, Hollywood and Highland, NE Corner)
First National Bank Building (1927; later Security Pacific Bank, Hollywood and Highland, NE Corner)
First National Bank of Glendale (ca. 1904, Brand and Broadway, NE Corner)
First National Pictures (later Warner Bros. - Burbank)
First Presbyterian Church (2nd and Broadway, SE Corner)
First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood (1760 N. Gower)
First Railraod in LA (1869 - Los Angeles & San Pedro Railroad - 1s Railroad in Southern California)
First Street and Boyle Ave (1889 - Boyle Hotel - Boyle Heights)
First Street-Beverly Boulevard Viaduct (1940-1942, at Glendale Boulevard)
First Street Bridge (1929; Los Angeles River)
First Street U.S. Courthouse (2016, 1st and Broadway, SW Corner)
Fischer Vaudeville Theatre (ca. 1905, 121 W. 1st Street, current location of City Hall)
Fish Shanty Restaurant (1950, intersection of La Cienega Boulevard, San Vicente Boulevard and Burton Way)
Fisher's Broad-Guage Department Store (1890 - Main St. near Washington)
Fisher's Hamburgers (6332 W. Third Street near Fairfax, Town and Country Village)
Five Points Building (Ralphs Market - Lincoln Heights)
Fleetwood Center (1987, 19611 Ventura Blvd, Tarzana)
Fletcher Drive (1930s)
Fletcher Viaduct (1904 - 1955; Fletcher and Riverside Drives)
Flooding in Early Los Angeles (1925 - 1965)
Flooding in Glendale (Floods of 1934 and 1938)
Flooding in the San Fernando Valley (1938)
Flooding in the San Fernando Valley (1950s & 1960s; Then and Now)
Flooding in Santa Monica (1938)
Flooding in Venice (1937)
Florentine Gardens Nightclub (1938; 5951 Hollywood Blvd)
Flower Street (1960's - Bunker Hill)
Flower and 5th Street (1947, Then and Now)
Flower and 5th Street (1968 vs 1990; Then and Now)
Flower and 5th Street (1971, Then and Now)
Flower and 6th Street (1937, Then and Now)
Fokker F-32 Aircraft (Bob's Airmail Service Station)
Food Giant Market (Lynwood)
Food Palace (5413 Wilshire Boulevard, Miracle Mile - aka A & P Market)
Foodtime Market (1950, 12450 Magnolia Blvd, currently Valley Village Post Office)
Ford Hotel (aka Hotel Ford - NW, 7th & Olive)
Formosa Café (1925; 7156 Santa Monica Blvd; Santa Monica Blvd and Formosa Ave, SE Corner)
Fort Moore Pioneer Memorial (1958, 451 N. Hill Street)
Fort Street Methodist Episcopal Church (Broadway between 3rd and 4th; Broadway was known as 'Fort Street' until 1890)
Fort Hill Villa (1890s, aka Hancock Banning Home; 416 N. Broadway; Fort Moore Hill above the Broadway Tunnel)
Forthmann House (ca. 1900 - 629 W. 18th Street - Today, USC Community House - 2801 S. Hoover)
Forum (1967 – aka Great Western Forum, currently Forum Presented by Chase, Inglewood)
Foster Block (1898 - 2nd and Broadway, NE Corner)
Four Corners (1880s - Old Pasadena, Fair Oaks and Colorado; Hotel Pasadena, Colorized)
Four Level Interchange Construction (1948-1953; Then and Now)
Four Level Interchange (1949 - Phase 1 Completion)
Four Level Interchange (1949-1953; Before and After)
Four Level Interchange (1954-2022; Then and Now)
Four ‘n 20 Restaurant & Pie Shop (1960s - Van Nuys Blvd and Hatteras St, NW Corner)
Four Star Theatre (1932, Wilshire Blvd and Mansfield Ave, SW Corner)
Fourth and Lorena Street Bridge (1928, Boyle Heights)
Fourth Street and Grand Avenue (1910s)
Fourth Street and Olive Street (1910s)
Fourth Street Viaduct (1931; Crossing the LA River)
Fox Fallbrook Theatre (1966 - 22940 Vanowen Street, Fallbrook Square)
Fox Pasadena Theatre (1911 - previously Clune's Pasadena Theatre, 61 W. Colorado Blvd)
Fox Ritz Theatre (1926, aka West Coast Ritz, 5214 Wilshire Blvd near La Brea)
Fox Stadium Theatre (8906 W. Pico)
Fox Westwood Village Theatre (aka Westwood Village Theatre)
Fox Wilshire Theatre (1930, today Saban Theatre, 8440 Wilshire at Hamilton, SE Corner)
Foy Building (1858, Saddlery Shop, 217 Los Angeles Street)
Foy Residence (1918, 7th & Figueroa, NW Corner, today 1337 Carroll Avenue)
Franciscan Motel (Cahuenga Pass)
Frankiie's Brass Rail Restaurant (1930;1 13747 & 13562 Ventura Blvd - 1st & 3rd locations, Sherman Oaks)
Freeway Lighting (1951 - Hollywood Freeway - Civic Center)
Freeway Lady (Hollywood Frwy - 1255 W. Temple)
Freight Train (Santa Monica Boulevard, Route 66 - Until the 1970s)
Fremont Hotel (1902 - 4th and Grand)
Fremont Pass (later known as: Beale's Cut)
French Chateau Apartments (900 S. Hobart)
Friday Morning Club Building (1900-1923; 940 S. Figueroa St - 1st Bldg)
Friday Morning Club Building (1924; 940 S. Figueroa St - 2nd Bldg - aka Variety Arts Center, Figueroa Playhouse)
Frogtown (Elysian Valley)
Frolic Room (Located next door to the Pantages Theatre, Hollywood)
Front Street (1900-1913; today Avalon Boulevard, San Pedro; Colorized)
Frost Building (1898 - 2nd and Broadway, NE Corner)
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Gables Beach Club (later Sorrento Club - Santa Monica)
Gables Hotel (Santa Monica)
Gamble Mansion (1909 - 4 Westmoreland Place, Pasadena)
Gamut Auditorium (1904 - aka Gamut Club, 1024 S. Hope Street)
Garcia House (aka Rainbow House - 7436 Mulholland Dr.)
Garden Chapel (Originally Epiphany Lutheran Church - 7769 Topanga Cyn Blvd)
Garden Court Apartments (1917-1984; 7021 Hollywood Blvd)
Garden of Allah Hotel (8152 Sunset Blvd)
Gardner Junction (Pacific Electric Right-of-way at Sunset Blvd. and Gardner St.)
Garnier Block (1890, 415 N. Los Angeles St)
Garnier House (1872, Rancho Los Encinos, 16756 Moorpark Street, Encino)
Garrick Theatre (1910-1927, originally Hyman Theatre, Broadway and 8th Street, SE Corner)
Garvanza Hotel (1887, Highland Park; Colorized)
Garvanza Reservoir (1902)
Gas Stations (Early Views of LA Gas Stations)
Gasometers, Aliso, and the Hollywood Freeway (1940+; Then and Now)
Gasometers of Early LA (aka "Gas Holders" or "Gas Tanks")
Gasometer - West Hollywood (1920s - Formosa and Romaine, NE Corner)
Gaylord Apartments (3355 Wilshire Boulevard, directly across from the Ambassador Hotel)
Gaylord Apartments (3355 Wilshire Boulevard)
Gazzarri's (Sunset Strip - previously Sherry's Restaurant and the Café La Maze)
Gene Autry Hotel (1963 - Sunset Strip; later Continental Hyatt House, Hyatt on Sunset, Hyatt West Hollywood, Andaz West Hollywood)
General Hospital (1933, Los Angeles County + USC Medical Center, Lincoln Heights)
General Motors Plant (1947-1992, Panorama Ranch, Van Nuys)
Georgian Hotel (1931; 1415 Ocean Avenue in Santa Monica)
Getty Villa Museum (1974; 17985 West Pacific Coast Highway in Pacific Palisades)
Giacopuzzi Drive-Thru Dairy (1960 vs 2021, Then and Now; today Altadena Express Market, Saticoy St and Fallbrook Ave, SE Corner)
Giannini Place (built 1922 - NW, 7th & Olive - previously Bank of Italy)
Giddings House (1878; one of first houses in Pasadena; 1318 E. Colorado St; Colorized)
Gilmore Adobe (aka Rancho La Brea Adobe)
Gilmore Drive-In Theatre (1948-1978, 6201 W. 3rd Street)
Gilmore Field (1939 - adjacent to Farmers Market - Home of the Hollywood Stars)
Gilmore Gas Station (1920s, Wilshire and La Brea, NE Corner)
Gilmore Gas Statioin (1930s, Wilshire and Fairfax, SW Corner)
Gilmore Oil Field (1890s, aka Salt Lake Oil Field)
Gilmore 'Self-Service' Gas Station (1940s)
Gilmore Stadium (1934 - adjacent to Farmers Market)
Girard (now Woodland Hills)
Girard (1920 - 1930s, now Woodland Hills/Warner Center)
Glass Bottom Boats (Catalina)
Glassell Park (1900 - 1926)
Glen-Holly Hotel (1895, Ivar Ave & Yucca St, Hollywood)
Glendale (1900)
Glendale (1920+)
Glendale Airport (later Grand Central Airport)
Glendale and Broadway (1910s - 1955, SE Corner, Glendale)
Glendale and Sunset Overpass (1925-1950; Echo Park)
Glendale Avenue (1895+, Glendale)
Glendale Avenue (1920s - Glendale)
Glendale Boulevard and Sunset Boulevard Overpass (1925-1950; Echo Park)
Glendale Christmas (1930s)
Glendale Fashion Center (ca. 1970 - Glendale Avenue, between Califonria St and Wilson Ave)
Glendale Federal Savings Building (1969; 401 N. Brand Blvd, Brand and Lexington, NW Corner)
Glendale First National Bank (ca. 1904, Brand and Broadway, NE Corner)
Glendale Galleria (1976)
Glendale Hotel (1888, later Glendale Sanitarium, today Glendale Adventist Health Center; Colorized)
Glendale-Hyperion Bridge (1927; aka Glendale Hyperion Viaduct)
Glendale Market (1910, Glendale Ave and East Broadway)
Glendale Masonic Temple (1920s - 232 S. Brand Blvd)
Glendale News-Press (1905 - Present)
Glendale Police Department (1919 - 1920s; Colorized)
Glendale Presbyterian Church (1923, Harvard St and Louise St, NW Corner)
Glendale 'Red Car' (1904 - Los Angeles Interurban Railway - Pacific Electric)
Glendale Southern Pacific Railroad Depot (1923 - today known as Glendale Amtrak/Metrolink Station)
Glendale Theater (1920-1996, 122 S. Brand Boulevard)
Glendale Union High School (1902, Brand and Broadway, SE Corner)
Glendale Union High School (2nd location, 1908, Harvard Street)
Glendale YMCA (1926, Wilson Avenue and Louise Street, SE Corner)
Glengarry Castle (1912-1959; aka Schlosser Terrace - Argyle and Franklin; Then and Now)
Global Marine House (811 West 7th St. - aka Fine Arts Building, Signal Oil Building, and Havenstrite Building)
Golden Valley Gun Club (Jessup Park, Pacoima)
Goldwyn Studios (later MGM, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Culver City)
Good Samaritan Hospital (7th & Figueroa - 1904)
Good Shepherd Catholic Church (Beverly Hills)
Goodyear Blimp (1930, Mines Field)
Goodyear Blimp (1931, LA Harbor)
Googie Architecture (1950s & 1960s)
Googie's Coffee Shop (1950s; 8100 Sunset Boulevard, Sunset and Crescent Heights, SE Corner)
Gotham Deli (Hollywood Blvd and Sycamore Ave, SW Corner)
Government Building (1893 - Post Office, Main and Winston, SE Corner)
Governor Pio Pico's Office (LA Plaza)
Gower Gulch (1933 - Present, Sunset and Gower)
Graf Zeppelin (1929 - Mines Field)
Granada Hills (1920s +)
Granada Theater (later West Coast Hollywood Theatre, Oriental Theatre, Guitar Center - 7425 Sunset Blvd)
Grand and 1st Street (1940s and 1950s; Bunker Hill; Then and Now)
Grand and 1st Street (1950s, Then and Now)
Grand and 2nd Street (1950s, Then and Now)
Grand and 4th Street (1910s)
Grand and 4th Street (1913)
Grand and 5th Street (1890s)
Grand and 5th Street (1927-1930)
Grand and 5th Street (1935-1947; SW Corner; Then and Now)
Grand and 5th Street (1975+; Then and Now; 1924 vs 2022, 1979 vs 2022)
Grand Central Airport (previously Glendale Airport)
Grand Central Hotel (1877; 326 N. Main Street)
Grand Central Terminal (1928, Glendale Airport)
Grand Hotel (originally Breakers Beach Club, later Sea Castle Apartments; Santa Monica)
Grand Olympic Auditorium (aka Olympic Auditorium)
Grand Opera House (1889 - aka Childs' Opera House & Grand Theatre - 1st Home of the Orpheum Circuit)
Grand Theatre (1884 - opened as Child's Opera House, but aka Grand Opera House, 110 S. Main Street)
Grauman's Chinese Theatre (1927, aka Chinese Theatre; 6925 Hollywood Blvd; Then and Now)
Grauman's Egyptian Theatre (1922, aka Egyptian Theatre, 6712 Hollywood Blvd; Then and Now)
Graves & Hill General Store (1906-1015; Topanga and Lassen, Chatsworth Park)
Gray Hotel (Main & 3rd)
Great Incline Construction (1892, Mt. Lowe, Rubio Canyon)
Great White Fleet (1908, aka U.S. Atlantic Battle Fleet, San Pedro)
Great White Hut (121 W. California Avenue, Glendale, Orange and California, NE Corner)
Greek Theatre (1929; 2700 N. Vermont Ave)
Green Residence (1888; Altadena, Mariposa and Santa Rosa, SW Corner; Colorized)
Green Spray Market (1930s - Fairfax and San Vicente, NE Corner)
Green Thumb Nursery (Canoga Park)
Griffith Observatory (1933)
Griffith Park (1896)
Griffith Park Merry-Go-Round (1937)
Guaranty Building (1923; 6331 Hollywood Boulevard, later Church of Scientology, Hollywood and Ivar, NE Corner)
Gwinn's Coffee Shop and Drive-in (Pasadena)
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Hacienda Park Apartments (1927; 8439 Sunset Blvd - later Coronet Apartments, today Piazza del Sol)
Haggarty's Department Store (1938 - 9536 Wilshire Boulevard, Wilshire and Rodeo, SW Corner).
Haggarty Mansion (ca. 1902; aka Castle York, 3330 W. Adams Blvd.)
Hal E. Roach Studios (Culver City)
Hall of Justice (1925; Broadway and Temple, NE Corner)
Hall of Records (1910-1972; New High / Spring Street Side, Poundcake Hill)
Hall of Records (1945-1972; 220 No. Broadway, Broadway Side, Poundcake Hill)
Hall of Records (1960s)
Hall of Records (1962 - 320 W. Temple)
Hall of Records Demolition (1973)
Hamburger & Son's People's Store (1880s - later Hambruger's Department Store, Spring St.)
Hamburger's Department Store (1908- 1923; May Co: 1923-2005, then Macy's, 8th and Broadway, SW Corner; Colorized)
Hamilton Cove Airport (aka Hamilton Cove Seaplane Base, Catalina)
Hamilton Cove Seaplane Airport (1931, Catalina)
Hammel Building (1909, Olvera Street)
Hancock Banning Home (1890s, aka Fort Hill Villa; 416 N. Broadway)
Hansen Dam (1940s, Lake View Terrace)
Hansen Lodge (Big Tujunga Cyn)
Hancock Mansion (aka Villa Madama)
Harbor Day April 26, 1899; aka Free Harbor Day - San Pedro)
Harbor Freeway (1951+)
Harbor Steam Plant (1942 - Island Avenue, Wilmington)
Harper Ranch (1898 - Hollywood, at the mouth of Laurel Canyon)
Harper School (1896 - became Vermont Ave School)
Harrold's Steakhouse (1936m Wilshire and Bedford Drive, NE Corner)
Hattem's Market (1927, LA's 1st Supermarket, Western and 45th)
Hattem's Market & Shopping Center (1931, Vermont and 81st)
Havenstrite Building (811 West 7th St. - aka Fine Arts Building, Signal Oil Building, and Global Marine House)
Hazard's Pavilion (1887, 5th and Olive, NE Corner)
Heinsbergen Building (1928; 7415 Beverly Blvd)
Hellman Building (1897-1959, Spring and 2nd)
Hellman Building (Spring and 4th)
Hellman Commercial Trust and Savings Building (Spring and 7th, NE Corner)
Hellman Residence (Main and 4th, SW Corner)
Henry Ford Bridge (1924 - originally Badger Ave Bridge, aka 'Jacknife Bridge' - San Pedro)
Henry’s Restaurant (1970s, Colorado Street and Glendale Avenue, SE Corner)
Henshey's Department Store (1925, Santa Monica Boulevard and 4th Street, SE Corner, Santa Monica)
Herald Examiner Building (1903; 1st location, 509 S. Broadway, aka Examiner Building)
Herald Examiner Building (1914; 2nd location, 1111 S. Broadway, aka Examiner Building)
Herald Examiner Building (1970s; 2nd location, 1111 S. Broadway, aka Examiner Building)
Herald-Express Building (1926 - LA Evening Express and Everning Herald Building
Herbert's Drive-in Restaurant (1930s and 40s; Beverly and Fairfax, SE Corner)
Herman Building (1950; 1630 N. Vine St.)
Herman Building (2016 - 1630 N. Vine St. - Remaining part of complex that included Hollywood Brown Derby)
Hermosa Beach & Pier (1904+)
Hermosa Beach Pier (Pier Avenue Plaza, 1914 - 1950s)
Hermosa Beach Strand (1920s, 1970s, 2020s; Then and Now)
Hershey Residence (1896; 4th and Grand, NW Corner on Bunker Hill; Colorized)
Hidden Hills (West San Fernando Valley)
Highland and Cahuenga (1930s and 1940s)
Highland and Hollywood (1959 vs 2022; Then and Now)
Highland and Franklin (1903 vs 1928; Before and After)
Highland and Franklin (1960s vs 2022; Then and Now)
Highland Park (1887)
Highland Park (1905)
Highland Park (c.1905 - 1920)
Highland Park (1920; Hagmann's Grocery Story; Figueroa and Springvale; Then and Now)
Highland Park Masonic Temple (1923)
Highland Villa (1880s - 1910, 1st and Hill)
Hildreth Mansion (357 S. Hope St. - current location of Bank of America Plaza)
Hill and 1st Street (1888)
Hill and 1st Street (1950s, Looking SW; Then and Now)
Hill and 1st Street (1953, Looking NE; Then and Now)
Hill and 2nd Street (1892 - 1950s, Then and Now; Colorized)
Hill and 3rd Street (1880s - 1890s; Then and Now)
Hill and 4th Street (1890 vs. 1920, Then and Now)
Hill and 4th Street (1905; Then and Now; Colorized)
Hill and 4th Street (1938, Then and Now)
Hill and 5th Street (1890; Then and Now; Colorized)
Hill and 5th Street (1906; Then and Now)
Hill and 5th Street (1910; Then and Now)
Hill and 5th Street (1920 - 1925; Then and Now)
Hill and 5th Street (1930 - 1954)
Hill and 6th Street (1900; Then and Now; Colorized)
Hill and 7th Street (1905 - 1920s)
Hill and 7th Street (1930)
Hill and 7th Street (1937 - 1940)
Hill and 7th Street (1960)
Hill and Olympic Blvd (1960; Impala, Street Signs)
Hill and 11th Street (1880)
Hill and Temple Streets (1884 - 1906)
Hill Street Tunnel (1909)
Hill Street Tunnel (1913+)
Hill Street Tunnels (1940+; North Portal - Temple Street)
Hill Street Tunnels (1940+; South Portal - 1st Street)
Hill Street Tunnels (1940+; Then and Now)
Hillcrest Motor Co. Building (9217 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills, Wilshire and Maple, SW Corner)
Hillview Apartments (1917, renamed Hudson Apartments in 2009, 6531 Hollywood Blvd)
Historical Landmarks in Los Angeles
Historical Timeline of Los Angeles
Hody's Coffee Shop (Hollywood and Vine, NW Corner)
Hody's Coffee Shop and Drive-in (6006 Lankershim Blvd, North Hollywood)
Hody's Restaurant (Hollywood and Vine, NW Corner)
Holiday Theatre (8383 Topanga Canyon Blvd, Canoga Park)
Hollenbeck Block (2nd & Spring, SW Corner)
Hollenbeck Hotel (1884, Spring and 2nd Street, SW Corner)
Hollenbeck Home for the Aged (1896, Hollenbeck Park - 573 S. Boyle Ave)
Hollenbeck Police Station and Receiving Hospital (1936 - Boyle Heights)
Hollenbeck Presbyterian Church (122 N. Chicago Street, Boyle Heights)
Hollenbeck Residence (Villa de Paredon Blanco)
Hollingsworth Building (1925 - Hill near 6th St)
Holly Hill House (1890, Avalon Bay, Catalina Island; Then and Now)
Hollyhock House (1921, Barnsdall Park)
Hollywood (1860 - 1903)
Hollywood (1903 - 1920)
Hollywood (1920 - 1927)
Hollywood (1927 - 1930)
Hollywood (1930 - 1938)
Hollywood (1939 - 1940s)
Hollywood (1949+)
Hollywood Aerials (1956)
Hollywood and Argyle (1930s)
Hollywood and Cahuenga (1898-1927; Paul De Longpre Residence; west side of Cahuenga and n/o Hollywood)
Hollywood and Cahuenga (1900 - Then and Now)
Hollywood and Cahuenga (1920s - Then and Now)
Hollywood and Cahuenga (1930s)
Hollywood and Cherokee (1939 - 1976)
Hollywood and Highland (1914; Then and Now)
Hollywood and Highland (1920s)
Hollywood and Highland (1930s)
Hollywood and Highland (1931 vs 2022; Then and Now)
Hollywood and Highland (1940s, Then and Now)
Hollywood and Highland (1950s, Then and Now)
Hollywood and Highland Center (2001)
Hollywood and Sycamore (1937; Then and Now)
Hollywood and Vermont (1914; Then and Now)
Hollywood and Vine (1920)
Hollywood and Vine (1930s & 1940s)
Hollywood and Vine (1940s)
Hollywood and Vine (1950s)
Hollywood and Vine (NW Corner)
Hollywood and Vine (NE Corner: 1927 vs. 1937)
Hollywood and Wilcox (1940 - Then and Now)
Hollywood Athletic Club (6526 Sunset Blvd)
Hollywood Bowl (1918 - Present, originally Daisy Dell)
Hollywood Bowl Circus (1953 - Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus)
Hollywood Bowl Easter Service (1928)
Hollywood Bowl - Eisenhower (1956 - Political Campaign Speech)
Hollywood Bowl Entrance (1930s; Then and Now)
Hollywood Bowl Entrance (1938; Coca Cola Sign / 'The Berries' Restaurant / Cafe; Then and Now)
Hollywood Bowl First Easter Service (1921)
Hollywood Bowl First Shell (1926)
Hollywood Bowl Fourth Shell (1929 - 2004)
Hollywood Bowl Reflecting Pool and Fountain (1953 - 1972)
Hollywood Bowl Second Shell (1927)
Hollywood Bowl Shells (1926 - 1929)
Hollywood Bowl Shell (2004)
Hollywood Bowl - Symphony Under The Stars (1951 - Alfred Wallenstein)
Hollywood Branch Library (1920s - Hollywood and Ivar Ave, SE Corner)
Hollywood Branch Library (1986 - aka Frances Howard Goldwyn library, 1623 Ivar Ave)
Hollywood Canteen (1942 - 1945)
Hollywood Chamber of Commerce (1925)
Hollywood Citizen-News Building (1930, 1545 N. Wilcox Ave)
Hollywood Country Club (1920s, Studio City - today Harvard School for Boys, 1937)
Hollywood, Early Views (1886 - Panoramic)
Hollywood Freeway (1950-1952; Before and After Start of Construction through Hollywood)
Hollywood Freeway (1951+; Then and Now))
Hollywood Freeway (1952 vs. 1970; Before and After)
Hollywood Freeway (1952 - 1954: End of Freeway at the Four Level)
Hollywood Freeway (1953, Arroyo Seco Feeder)
Hollywood Freeway Extension (1950s, Cahuenga Pass to Downtown LA)
Hollywood Freeway - Hollywood (1950s thru 1960s)
Hollywood and Harbor Freeways (1950s thru 1960s, Downtown)
Hollywood Freeway and Hollywood Reservoir (1960s, near Cahuenga Pass)
Hollywood Freeway and Vineland Interchange (1957+)
Hollywood Freeway Construction (Civic Center - 1951)
Hollywood Freeway - Downtown (1953 - Aliso Street Project - Santa Ana Freeway)
Hollywood Freeway Construction Through Hollywood (1950s)
Hollywood Freeway Extension (1950s, Cahuenga Pass to Downtown LA)
Hollywood Freeway Four Level_Interchange Construction (1948)
Hollywood Freeway Rush Hour (1953 - 1973; Downtown)
Hollywood Freeway Traffic (1953 - 1978; Downtown)
Hollywood High School (1905)
Hollywood Hills (1905+)
Hollywood Hills (1920s)
Hollywood Hills Housing Development (1920s)
Hollywood Historic Hotel (1927 - 5162 Melrose Ave - aka Melrose Hotel, Melrose Arms and Monte Cristo Island Apts)
Hollywood Hotel (1902-1956, Hollywood Blvd and Highland Ave, NW Corner)
Hollywood Hotel (1931 vs 2022; Then and Now)
Hollywood Masonic Temple (1922, 6840 Hollywood Blvd)
Hollywood Melrose Hotel (1927 - 5162 Melrose Ave - aka Melrose Arms, Monte Cristo Island Apts, and Hollywood Historic Hotel)
Hollywood Methodist Episcopal Church (aka Hollywood Memorial Church, Hollywood and Vine - SE Corner)
Hollywood Museum and Mel's Drive-in (Max Factor Building near the SE Corner of Hollywood and Highland)
Hollywood Palladium (1940; 6215 W. Sunset Blvd)
Hollywood Playhouse (1927, later El Capitan Theatre and Avalon Nightclub, 1735 N. Vine)
Hollywood Plaza Hotel (1637 N. Vine St)
Hollywood Police Station (1358 N. Wilcox Ave)
Hollywood Post Office (1615 N. Wilcox Ave)
Hollywood Professional Building (1925; 7046 Hollywood Boulevard, Sycamore and Hollywood, SE Corner)
Hollywood Radio City (Sunset and Vine, NE Corner)
Hollywood Ranch Market (Originally Mandarin Market, 1200 block of Vine Street)
Hollywood Riviera Beach Club (1930-1958, Redondo Beach/Torance; Colorized)
Hollywood Savings and Loan (1930, originally Security Pacific Bank - Hollywood and Wilton Place, NW Corner)
Hollywood Sign (1949 - Present)
Hollywood Sign (Contemporary Views)
Hollywood Storage Co. Building (1925, aka Toberman Storage Co. Bldg. 1025 N. Highland Ave)
Hollywood Storage Co. Building
Hollywood Subway Tunnel (1924, aka Belmont Tunnel and Pacific Electric Subway Tunnel)
Hollywood Theatre (1913, 6764 Hollywood Blvd, Today Hollywood Guinness Museum)
Hollywood (Then and Now)
Hollywood Tower (aka La Belle Tour Apartments)
Hollywood United Methodist Church (1927, aka First Methodist Church of Hollywood, Highland and Franklin, NW Corner)
Hollywood Used Car Lot (1942, 1541 Cahuenga Blvd, Jimmy Ervin Jr. & Monty Kingsbury)
Hollywood Western Building (Hollywood and Western, SW Corner)
Hollywoodland Sign (1923 - 1949, when sign shortened to "Hollywood")
Hollywoodland Sign - Balcony with a View (ca. 1928)
Holmby Hall Building (1929; 921 Westwood Boulevard, Weyburn and Le Conte Avenues, NW Corner; Colorized)
Home Furnishings and Appliances (1940s & 1950s)
Homestead Acre (Chatsworth Park South)
Hoover High School (1929, Glenwood Road and Concord Street, Glendale)
Hoover Dam (The Construction of)
Hoover Dam Lights Up Los Angeles (October 9, 1936)
Hoover Dam Power Plant (1936)
Horse-Drawn Streetcars (1874 - 1888)
Horseless Carriage (1902)
Horticultural Hall (ca. 1875; Horticultural Hill & North edge of Bunker Hill; Then and Now)
Horton Mansion (5521 Amestoy Ave, Encino)
Hotel Alexandria (1905, presently called "The Alexandria" - 501 S. Spring Street, 5th and Spring, SW Corner)
Hotel Alhambra & Annex (316 & 323 N. Broadway, adjacent to Broadway Tunnel)
Hotel Baltimore (1896 - 7th & Olive, NE Corner)
Hotel Barclay (1897 - originally Van Nuys Hotel, 4th & Main St, NW Corner)
Hotel Belmont previously YWCA Building (251 S. Hill St. - 2 lots north of Angels Flight)
Hotel Broadway (Court Flight)
Hotel California (1928-1966, aka California Hotel, Glendale, Brand and Lexington, SW Corner)
Hotel Cecil (1888, Lankershim / N. Hollywood)
Hotel Cecil (1924, 640 S. Main Street)
Hotel Christie (later Hotel Drake, Hollywood Inn)
Hotel Figueroa (1925, 941 S Figueroa Street near Olympic Blvd)
Hotel Ford (7th & Olvie, NW Corner)
Hotel Gray (3rd & Main)
Hotel Green (Pasadena)
Hotel Iris (later Hotel El Dorado and St. Moritz Hotel - 5849 W. Sunset Blvd)
Hotel Lankershim (1905 - 7th and Broadway, SE Corner)
Hotel Maryland (1903 - 411 E. Colorado, Colorado and Los Robles, NW Corner)
Hotel Melrose (1881 - 130 S. Grand Ave)
Hotel Melrose (1927 - 5162 Melrose Ave - aka Melrose Arms, Monte Cristo Island Apts, and Hollywood Historic Hotel)
Hotel Metropole (1888 - Catalina's 1st Hotel; Colorized)
Hotel Richelieu (1881 - 140 S. Grand Ave)
Hotel Snow (1910, later Hotel Southland, 804 W. 6th Street, 6th and Flower, SW Corner)
Hotel Southland (1916, originally Hotel Snow, 804 W. 6th Street, 6th and Flower, SW Corner)
Hotel St. Angelo (237 N. Grand Ave - current location of the Music Center)
Hotel Van Nuys (1897 - later Hotel Barclay, 4th & Main St, NW Corner)
Hotel Westmoore (1910; 1000 W. 7th Street, 7th and Francisco St, SW Corner)
Howard Johnson's (1971 - Hollywood and Vine, NW Corner)
Howard Motor Company Building (1930; 356 S Western Ave, Western and 4th St, NE Corner)
Howard Motor Company Building (1927; 1285 E. Colorado Blvd, Pasadena)
Hudson Apartments (1917, originall known as Hillview Apts. prior to 2009, 6531 Hollywood Blvd)
Hughes Airport (Culver City / Playa Vista)
Huntington Building (aka Pacific Electric Building - 1905 - 6th and Main, SE Corner)
Huntington Hartford Theatre (aka Vine Street Theatre, Today Ricardo Montalbán Theatre)
Huntington Hotel (1906; 1401 S. Oak Knoll Avenue at Wentworth Avenue, Pasadena)
Huntington Library and Art Gallery (1928, San Marino)
Huntington Mansion (1909, San Marino)
Hyman Theatre (1910-1927, later Garrick Theatre, Broadway and 8th Street, SE Corner)
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I. Magnin (1923-1939; 6340 Hollywood Boulevard)
I. Magnin (1939, Wilshire Blvd and New Hampshire Ave, SE Corner)
Idle Hour Café (1941; 4824 Vineland Ave, North Hollywood)
Igloo Ice Cream Parlor (1927; 4302 W. Pico Blvd, Victoria and Pico, SW Corner)
Immaculate Heart College (5515 Franklin Ave, Hollywood; Colorized)
Immanuel Presbyterian Church (1890s, Figueroa and 10th/Olympic, SE Corner)
Immanuel Presbyterian Church (1928, 3300 Wilshire Blvd, Wilshire and Berendo, SW Corner)
In-N-Out Hamburgers (1948, 1st location, Baldwin Park, Los Angeles County)
Ince Studios (1918, aka Pathe Exchange Studios and Culver Studios)
Ince Triangle Studios / Goldwyn Studios (1915, later Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer)
Inceville (1911+, Sunset Blvd and PCH)
Independent Grocery Store (1920s - Sherman Way and Remmet, NW Corner)
Index1 (Home Page)
Inspiration Point (1926, Mt. Lowe - San Gabriel Mountains)
Institutional History (LADWP)
Intake Magazine (LADWP)
Intermountain Power Project (1982, aka IPP - Utah)
Intermountain Power Project (Contemporary Views)
International Bank Building (1907-1954; Spring and Temple Streets, SW Corner; Colorized)
Intolerance (1916 D. W. Griffith Silent Movie Set)
Iris Theatre (1918, 2nd oldest in Hollywood - 6508 Hollywood Blvd)
Iris Theatre (1930+, today Fox Theatre - 6508 Hollywood Blvd)
Ivar and Selma (ca.1940 - Hollywood)
Ivar Theatre (1951; 1605 N. Ivar in Hollywood)
Iverson Ranch (Chatsworth)
Irvine-Byrne Building (aka Irvine Block - 2nd Oldest Building in Downtown - 3rd & Broadway, NW Corner)
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J.J. Newberry Building (1928; 6600 Hollywood Blvd)
J.W. Robinson Department Store (1915, 7th and Grand, Downtown LA)
Jacob Stern Estate (1920, Hollywood, Vine, Selma)
Jacoby Bros.Store (1880s - Temple Block)
Japanese-American Internment (1942 - Santa Anita Racetrack)
Janss Dome Building (1929 - Westwood, Then and Now)
Janss Steps (1928 - UCLA)
Jefferson School Building (1910, Santa Monica's 1s School Building, 1333 6th Street)
Jennette Block (1888 - Arcadia St & Los Angeles St, NW Corner)
Jensen's Recreation Center (1924, 1700 West Sunset Blvd, Sunset and Logan St, SW Corner)
Jessup Park (Pacoima)
Jim's Fallbrook Market (4947 Fallbrook Ave, Woodland Hills)
John C. Fremont Branch Library (1927; aka June Street Library, 6121 Melrose Ave)
John Ferraro Building (1963-1965, aka as GOB, DWP General Office Building, 111 N. Hope St)
John Ferraro Building's Floating Staircase (1965)
Johnie's Coffee Shop (Wilshire and Fairfax, NW Corner; Originally Romeo's Time Square, then Rams)
John's Pipe Shop (524 S. Spring St.)
Jonathan Club (Figueroa & 6th, NW Corner)
Jones Dog & Cat Hospital (1938; 9080 Santa Monica Boulevard, West Hollywood)
Judson Studios (also College of Fine Arts)
Julian Medical Buidling (aka Owl Drug Company Buidling, 6382 Hollywood Blvd)
Junipero Serra State Office Building No. 1 (1960-2006, 107 S. Broadway, 1st and Broadway, SW Corner)
Justicia Street and Sunset Boulevard (1870s - 1885; Then called Buena Vista and Bellevue Avenue)
Justicia Street and Sunset Boulevard (1929 - 1949; Then and Now)
Justicia Street and Temple Street (1870s - 1930; Originally named Buena Vista Street)
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Kaiser Permanente (Panorama City)
Kanteen - Magnus Root Beer Restaurant (ca.1929 - Vermont and Waring, SE Corner)
Kenmore Palm Trees (1940; Kenmore Ave n/o 6th Street, Then and Now)
Kerckhoff Hall (1931, UCLA)
Keystone Studios (1912 - aka Sennett Studios - Edendale, currently 1712 Glendale Boulevard, Echo Park)
Kiddieland (aka Beverly Park and Ponyland - Beverly and La Cienega)
Kindle's Donuts (1950, Originally Big Donut Drive-in, Normandy and Century, South Central L.A.)
Kinney Shoes (1954, Van Nuys)
Kinneloa – Abbot Kinney Residence (ca. 1883 - Pasadena)
Knapp House (San Fernando Valley)
Knickerbocker Hotel or Hotel Knickerbocker (1923, 1714 N. Ivar Avenue)
Korean Cultural Center (5505 Wilshire Boulevard, originally Seaboard National Bank, Miracle Mile)
Kosher Puppy (Beverly Boulevard - near Pan Pacific)
Koufax (1960s - Baseball in Early LA)
Kramer's Grocery Store (Calabasas - later known as Cooper's - adjacent to the Calabasas "Hanging Tree")
Kress Building (1934, 6608 Hollywood Blvd, later home of Frederick's of Hollywood, Kress Nightclub)
KTLA Telemobile (1965; Hollywood and Vine)
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La Belle Tour Apartments (aka Hollywood Tower)
La Brea and Lexington (1919 - Then and Now - Hollywood)
La Brea and San Vicente (1930s)
La Brea Tar Pits (1910 - 1924)
La Brea Tar Pits (1960s)
La Cañada Flintridge (1920s)
La Cienega and Beverly (1931; Oil Wells; Then and Now)
La Cienega Boulevard (1930s)
La Cienega Municipal Pool (300 S. La Cienega Boulevard at Gregory Way)
La Cienega Park (Beverly Hills)
La Fiesta de las Flores Parade (1894+, aka La Fiesta de Los Angeles Parade)
La Fiesta de las Flores Parade (1901+, aka La Fiesta de Los Angeles Parade)
La Grande Santa Fe Station (1893 - 1939, 2nd St. & Santa Fe Ave)
LA Historic Cultural Monuments Listing
La Leyenda Apartments (1927, Hollywood - 1737 N. Whitely Avenue)
La Monica Ballroom (1924, Santa Monica Pier, Early Views of Santa Monica)
La Monica Ballroom (1924, Colorized, Then and Now)
La Pintoresca (originally Painter Hotel; Colorized)
La Reina Theatre (1938, 14626 Ventura Blvd, Sherman Oaks)
La Venta Inn (1923, Palos Verdes)
LACMA (1965, Los Angeles County Museum of Art)
Lafayette Hotel (later Cosmopolitan and then St. Elmo Hotel)
Lafayette Park (previously Sunset Park)
Lake View Hotel (aka Park View Hotel)
Lake Vista Apartmetns (1926; 1244 S. Lake Street)
Lane Residence (1909, aka Holly Chateau, and later Magic Castle)
Lane-Wells Building (ca. 1939, 5610 S. Soto Street, Huntington Park)
Lankershim (1915 - 1917, later North Hollwood, 1927)
Lankershim and Chandler (1891)
Lankershim and Chandler (1924 - 1927; North Hollywood)
Lankershim and Victory (1950s and 1960s; North Hollywood; Then and Now)
Lankershim and Weddington (1919 - 1926: North Hollywood; Then and Now)
Lankershim and Weddington (1960s; Then and Now)
Lankershim Boulevard (1940s and 1950s; North Hollywood)
Lankershim Boulevard Bridge (1912 - Universal Studios)
Lankershim Building (1887 - 3rd and Spring, SE Corner)
Lankershim Elementary School (1889 - 1st Elementary School in Lankershim, now North Hollywood)
Lankershim Elementary School (1920s - 2nd Location, 5250 Bakeman Ave, North Hollywood)
Lankershim High School (1927, renamed North Hollywood High School in 1929)
Lankershim Hotel (1905 - 7th and Broadway, SE Corner)
Lankershim Ranch (San Fernando Valley)
Lankershim Station (1895, Lankershim and Chandler Blvds)
Larronde Block (1882 - 211 W. 1st Street)
Las Flores Canyon (1912, Malibu)
Las Flores Inn (1915, later Sea Lion and Duke's; PCH and Las Flores Canyon Road, Malibu)
Lasky Residence (Santa Monica)
Laurel Drive-in Theatre (Pacoima)
Law Building (1926-1970; 139 N. Broadway, near Court Flight)
Lawry's Prime Rib Restaurant (Beverly Hills)
LA Cable Railway (1887 - Boyle Heights to Westlake Park and Grand Ave)
LA Cable Railway Barn (1889)
LA City Hall (1888-1928; 226 S. Broadway)
LA City Hall (1927 - 1940; Early Views of City Hall - 200 N. Spring St.)
LA City Hall (1928 - 200 N. Spring Street)
LA City Hall (1928 - Today; 200 N. Spring St)
LA City Hall (1950s)
LA City Hall and Civic Center (1928 - 1940)
LA City Market (1901+)
LA City Market (1927+)
LA College for Young Ladies (later Abbotsford Inn)
LA Conservatory of Music and Arts (1883)
LA County Courthouse (1891, Colorized)
LA County Hall of Records (1910+; 220 N. Broadway, Poundcake Hill)
LA County Hall of Records (1927-1972; 220 No. Broadway, Poundcake Hill)
LA County Hall of Records (1962 - 320 W. Temple)
LA County Hospital (1932, aka General Hospital, 1200 N. State Street in East L. A.)
LA's First Elecctric Street Light (1882, 300 block of N. Main Street)
LA's First Synagogue (1873-1896: B'nai B'rith, Fort Street, later Broadway, between 2nd and 3rd Streets)
LA Federal Savings and Loan (1960, 12160 Victory Boulevard, North Hollywood)
LA High School (1874)
LA Historic-Cultural Monuments
LA Map (1871)
La Monica Ballroom (1924, Santa Monica Pier, Early Views of Santa Monica)
La Monica Ballroom (1924, Colorized, Then and Now)
LA Motor Coach Co. (1923-1949: Double-Decker Buses)
LA's Oldest Palm Trees (Palm Drive and Adams Boulevard)
LA Philharmonic Orchestra (1921; 1st performance at the Hollywood Bowl)
LA Plaza (Early Views of Los Angeles Plaza, 1850+)
LA Plaza (1890 vs 2022, Then and Now)
LA Plaza (1930s - Shoe Shine)
LA Plaza Area (1870s; Then and Now)
LA Plaza - Mayor Tom Bradley (1980)
LA Plaza Open-Air Market (ca. 1900)
LA Plaza Streetcars (1880s)
LA River Cement Lining (Before and After)
LA Times Building (1st Building - Temple and New High - 1881 - 1886)
LA Times Building (2nd Building - 1st and Broadway, NE Corner; Then and Now)
LA Times Building (3rd Building - 1912 Rebuilt)
LA Times Building (4th Building - Current Building - 1935)
LA Underground Power Distribution (1897)
LAPD Headquarters Building (2009; 1st and Main Streets, SW Corner)
Laurel Canyon "Trackless Trolley" (1912, West Hollywood)
Laurel Theatre (Congregation Beth Israel Synagogue)
LAX (Mines Field to LAX, LA International Airport, 1920 - 1961)
LAX (1958+, 'The New Jet Age Airport')
LAX Control Tower (1961-1996, LAX Offices)
LAX Control Tower (1996)
LAX Jackrabibits (1946)
LAX - Lockheed L-1011 Tristar (1976)
LAX Theme Building (1961)
LAX - Then and Now (1960s vs. 2021)
LDS Church Temple (1956, 10777 Santa Monica Boulevard)
Lederer Residence (23134 Sherman Way, West Hills)
Legion Ascot Speedway (Lincoln Heights)
Leimert Theatre (1931; 3341 W. 43rd Place)
Leonis Adobe (1890 - Calabasas)
Leonis Adobe (1929)
Letts Residence (Hollywood)
Lew Alcindor (1967-1969; UCLA)
Lexington Hotel (ca. 1900 - Main Street, between 4th and 5th Street)
Liberty Theatre (1910 - 266 S. Main)
Library Tower (1989, aka U.S. Bank Tower and First Interstate Bank World Center)
Lighthouse Bathhouse (1927 - 1972; at Long Wharf location)
Lighthouse Restaurant (1927 - 1972; at Long Wharf location)
Linda Vista Park (1892; Renamed Palisades Park in 1915, Santa Monica)
Lincoln Heights Jail (1927; 401 North Avenue 19)
Lincoln Park (1881, aka Eastlake Park)
Lindbergh Beacon (City Hall)
Lindbergh, Charles (Spirit of St. Louis - in Los Angeles)
Lindley and Nordhoff (1949 vs 2021; Snow - Then and Now)
Lindley Building (6th and Broadway)
Lindley F. Bothwell Ranch (5300 Oakdale Avenue, Woodland Hills)
Little Brown Church in the Valley (4418 Coldwater Cyn, Studio City)
Little Joe's Restaurant (Broadway and College)
Little Santa Monica Boulevard (aka South Santa Monica Boulevard also Burton Way)
Litton Industries (Woodland Hills)
Llewellyn "Chester" Lamps (1903, 6-Globe Lights, West Adams District)
Locke Hotel and Annex (1906; Then and Now; Colorized)
Lockheed Air Terminal (1940s - Changed from Union Air Terminal in 1940, Burbank)
Loew Residence (1417 S. Figueroa)
Loew's State Theatre (1921 - Broadway and 7th, SW Corner)
Long Beach (1920s)
Long Beach (1930s+)
Long Wharf (1893 - 1920, aka Southern Pacific Mammoth Wharf, Port of LA, Santa Monica)
Longfellow Octagon House (1893, San Pascual Street, Pasadena; currently at Heritage Square Museum)
Longs Drugs (1959, today Wells Fargo Building, 12201 Victory Blvd, North Hollywood)
Longstreet Mansion (1870s, Palm Drive, n/o Adams Boulevard)
Longstreet Palms (1870s, along with the Arcade Depot Palm, considered to be the oldest trees in LA)
Loof Pleasure Pier and Santa Monica Pier (1917)
Lookout Mountain Inn (1910-1918; Laurel Cyn, West Hollywood)
Lopez Adobe (aka Casa de Lopez, 1100 Pico Street, San Fernando)
Lopez Station Stagecoach Stop (1861, 15700 block of Rinaldi St, Mission Hills)
Lorena and Fourth Street Bridge (1928, Boyle Heights; Then and Now)
Los Altos Apartments (1926, 4121 Wilshire Blvd, Wilshire and Bronson Ave, NE Corner)
Los Angeles Alligator Farm (later California Alligator Farm)
Los Angeles Athletic Club (1880, 1st building, Spring Street between 29th & 31st Streets)
Los Angeles Athletic Club (1885 - 226 South Spring Street)
Los Angeles Athletic Club (1911 - 7th and Olive, NE Corner)
Los Angeles and 1st Streets (1907+, Then and Now)
Los Angeles and 2nd Streets (1910s; Then and Now)
Los Angeles and 2nd Streets (1920s)
Los Angeles and 3rd Streets (1910s; Then and Now; Colorized)
Los Angeles and 3rd Streets (1918-1920s)
Los Angeles and 5th Streets (1915; Then and Now)
Los Angeles and 5th Streets (2018)
Los Angeles and Arcadia Streets (1895)
Los Angeles & Independence Railroad (1875, Los Angeles to Santa Monica)
Los Angeles & Independence Railroad Depot (1875, Fifth Street and San Pedro Street)
Los Angeles & Independence Railroad Wharf (aka Shoo Fly Wharf - Santa Monica)
Los Angeles & San Pedro Railroad (1869 - 1s Railroad in Southern California)
Los Angeles Aqueduct (Construction)
Los Angeles Aqueduct (Opening Ceremony)
Los Angeles Aqueduct (Story of LA Aqueduct)
Los Angeles Aqueduct (2nd Aqueduct)
Los Angeles Aqueduct (3 Fathers of LA Aqueduct)
Los Angeles Brewing Co.(aka Eastside Brewery)
Los Angeles Cable Railway (1889; Boyle Heights to Westlake Park and Grand Ave)
Los Angeles Cable Railway - Boyle Heights (1889 - 1902)
Los Angeles Cable Railway - Downtown (1889 - 1902; Broadway and 2nd Street)
Los Angeles Cable Railway Barn (1889)
Los Angeles Central Library (1929+)
Los Angeles City Hall (1888-1928; 226 S. Broadway)
Los Angeles City Hall (1927 - 1940; Early Views of City Hall - 200 N. Spring St.)
Los Angeles City Hall (1928 - Today; 200 N. Spring St)
Los Angeles City Hall (1928)
Los Angeles City Hall Construction (1927 - 1928)
Los Angeles City Hall and Civic Center (1928 - 1940)
Los Angeles City Market (1901+)
Los Angeles City Market (1927+)
Los Angeles Commercial Center (1860-1880; Uptown LA)
Los Angeles Communities - Name Origin (Etymology)
Los Angeles County Courthouse (1891; Colorized)
Los Angeles County Courthouse (1959 - Present - Mosk Courthouse)
Los Angeles County General Hospital
Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)
Los Angeles County Orphanage (1899, aka Sisters' Orphans Home, 917 S. Boyle Ave, Boyle Heights)
Los Angeles Daily Herald (1873-1931; 130 S. Broadway)
Los Angeles Early 1920s Video (Downtown Traffic, Pershing Square, Angels Flight, LA Aqueduct, LA Oilfield)
Los Angeles Electric Railway Company (1886-1887; 1st Electric Streetcars - Charles Howland)
Los Angeles Examiner Building 1 (1903-1914; 1st location, 509 S. Broadway, aka Herald Examiner Building)
Los Angeles Examiner Building 2 (1914; 2nd location, 1111 S. Broadway, aka Herald Examiner Building)
Los Angeles Evening Express and Evening Herald Building (1243 Trenton St.)
Los Angeles Gas and Electric Corporation
Los Angeles Gas and Electric Coprotation (1937; Acquisition by DWP)
Los Angeles Gas and Electric Co. (645 S. Hill St)
Los Angeles Harbor Lighthouse (1913 - Present, aka Angels Gate Light)
Los Angeles Harbor Panoramic (1905, San Pedro; Colorized)
Los Angeles Herald-Express Building (1926 - LA Evening Express and Everning Herald Building)
Los Angeles High School (Poundcake Hill - 1873)
Los Angeles High School (1873 - 1st Location, Poundcake Hill)
Los Angeles High School (1891 - 2nd Location, Fort Moore Hill)
Los Angeles High School (1917 - 3rd Location, 4650 W. Olympic Blvd)
Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monuments
Los Angeles Historical Timeline
Los Angeles House Hotel (1883, Pasadena; Colorado and Fair Oaks, NW Corner)
Los Angeles Infirmary (1881 - Naud St, opposite SP Railroad Depot)
Los Angeles International Airport
Los Angeles International Air Meet (1910 - Dominguez Hills)
Los Angeles International Air Meet (1910 - Pentaplane, 5-wings, Professor J.S. Zenbe)
Los Angeles Mayors (1848 - 1929)
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (1922)
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (Eletrical Parade; Sept. 24, 1932)
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (1932 Olympics)
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (1984 Olympics)
Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena (1959-2018; aka Sports Arena)
Los Angeles Metropolitan Airport (later Van Nuys Airport)
Los Angeles Mormon Temple (1956, 10777 Santa Monica Boulevard)
Los Angeles Motor Bus Line (1923 - 1949, Wilshire Boulevard)
Los Angeles Municipal Airport (1947 - Later LAX)
Los Angeles National Bank (1887; 1st and Spring, NE Corner)
Los Angeles Oil Field (1892)
Los Angeles Pet Cemetery (5068 Old Scandia Lane, Calabasas)
Los Angeles Plaza (Early Views of Los Angeles Plaza, 1850+)
Los Angeles Plaza (1890 vs 2022, Then and Now)
Los Angeles Plaza Area (1870s; Then and Now)
Los Angeles Police Department Headquarters (2021; aka Police Administration Building or New Parker Center, 100 W. 1st Street, Main and 1st; NW Corner)
Los Angeles Polytechnic High School
Los Angeles Raiders (1982 - 1994; LA Coliseum)
Los Angeles Railway (1895 - 1945; LARy - aka the Yellow Cars of Los Angeles)
Los Angeles Railway System Map (1906 - Includes: LARy/Yellow Cars, PERy/Red Cars, LA Inter-Urban, LA Pacific R.R., LA & Redondo Ry)
Los Angeles River (San Fernando Valley)
Los Angeles River (The Unpredictable)
Los Angeles River Cement Lining (Before and After)
Los Angeles River Channelization (1938 - 1958)
Los Angeles River Channelization (Before and After; 1937 vs 2015)
Los Angeles River Channelization (Then and Now; 1939 vs 2022)
Los Angeles River Headwaters (1959, Canoga Park High School)
Los Angeles River Headwaters (Confluence of Bell Creek and Calabasas Creek)
Los Angeles River Flood of 1938
Los Angeles River Railroad Crossings (1934)
Los Angeles Sharpshooters (1898, aka Kelly's Kayotes)
Los Angeles Soap Company (1880s; 1st and Alameda Streets)
Los Angeles State Historic Park (2006; Southern Pacific Railroad Yard; 'The Cornfield'; Then and Now)
Los Angeles Steam Plant No. 1 (1896, West Side Lighting Co. - LA Edison Electric)
Los Angeles Stock Exchange (1900)
Los Angeles Stock Exchange Building (1929; 618 S. Spring Street)
Los Angeles Streetcars (1939 - 1966; Then and Now)
Los Angeles Theatre (227 S. Spring - aka Orpheum Theatre No. 2 and Lyceum Theatre)
Los Angeles Theatre (1931, 615 S. Broadway)
Los Angeles Traction Company (1897)
Los Angeles Transit Map (1928)
Los Angeles Trust and Savings Bank (1910 - later Pacific Southwest Bank)
Los Encinos Historic State Park (1880s, aka Rancho Los Encinos, Then and Now; Colorized)
Los Encinos Historic State Park (1957 - Present, Encino)
Los Feliz Boulevard Bridge (1925, Originally called the "Tropico Bridge")
Los Feliz School (1887 - Cahuenga Valle - later Hollywood)
Love's Wood Pitt Barbecue (ca. 1950, 1st location; 15758 Ventura Boulevard, Encino)
Lower San Fernando Reservoir (aka Lower Van Norman Reservoir)
Lower Van Norman Reservoir (aka Lower San Fernando Reservoir)
Lugo Adobe (aka Antonio Maria Lugo Adobe; 1820; San Pedro near 2nd Street)
Lugo Adobe (aka Vincent Lugo Adobe, 1840s - 1949; Los Angeles Street across from LA Plaza; Original location of St. Vincent College)
Lyceum Theatre (227 S. Spring - aka Los Angeles Theatre and Orpheum Theatre No. 2)
Lytton Savings and Loan (now Chase Bank, 6633 Topanga Cyn Blvd, Woodland Hills)
Lytton Savings and Loan (1960, Sunsent Boulevard in West Hollywood)
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MacArthur Park (called Westlake Park pre-1932)
MacArthur Park (1937 vs. 2022; Then and Now)
MacArthur Park (1950s +, Originaklly known as Westlake Park)
Mack Sennett Studios (1912 - aka Keystone Studios - Edendale, currently 1712 Glendale Boulevard, Echo Park)
Maclay School of Theology (1885 - San Fernado)
Macy Street Bridge (1870-1904; LA's 1st Bridge; Covered Bridge over the Los Angeles River)
Macy Street Bridge (ca.1905-1925; Metal Truss Bridge - Los Angeles River)
Macy Street Bridge (1926- renamed Cesar Chavez Bridge in 1995; Los Angeles River)
Macy Street School (1881, corner of Macy and Bridget Streets)
Maddux Airlines (1927)
Maddux Airlines Office (1928, 636 S. Olive Street)
Magic Castle (1909 - Lane Residence aka Holly Chateau, 7001 Franklin Ave)
Magic Mountain (1970 - Valencia)
Magnus Root Beer Restaurant (ca.1929 - Vermont and Waring, SE Corner)
Main and 1st Streets (1939-2021; SW Corner; Then and Now)
Main and 2nd Streets (1880s)
Main and 2nd Streets (1938-1950s - between 1st and 2nd; Then and Now)
Main and 3rd Streets (1880s)
Main and 3rd Streets (1884, SW Corner; Then and Now)
Main and 4th Streets (1887 - 1906; Then and Now)
Main and 4th Streets (1906 - Then and Now)
Main and 5th Streets (1890s)
Main and 5th Streets (1901)
Main and 5th Streets (1903 -- 1907; NW Corner)
Main and 5th Streets (1905)
Main and 6th Streets (1886)
Main and 6th Streets (1898, SE Corner; Then and Now)
Main and 6th Streets (1901)
Main and 6th Streets (1903 - Then and Now)
Main and 7th Streets (1926 - Then and Now)
Main and 8th Streets (1930s; Then and Now)
Main and 9th Streets (1930s)
Main and 12th Streets (1937; Then and Now)
Main and Alameda Streets (1955 - also Ord Street, Philippe's)
Main and Market Streets (1930s, U.S. Hotel and Amestoy Building)
Main and Winston Streets (1880s & 1890s - Between 4th and 5th streets; Colorized)
Main, Spring, and 9th Street Junction (1873+; Intersection)
Main Street (1880s; Then and Now, Colorized)
Main Street (1888; 300 Block of North Main)
Main Street (300 Block of North Main Street; Then and Now)
Main Street Savings Bank Building (1880s - Main and Winston, NE Corner; Colorized)
Main, Temple, and Spring Street Junction (1870s - Location of Today's City Hall)
Majestic Theater (1908-1933; aka Hamburger's Majestic, 845 S. Broadway)
Malibu (City of Malibu)
Malibu Beach Life (1960s & 1970s)
Malibu Carbon Beach (ca. 1948; Then and Now)
Malibu Coastline - La Costa Beach (1910s; Then and Now)
Malibu Coastline near Big Rock (ca. 1912; Near Big Rock; Then and Now)
Malibu Coastline, near Las Flores (1915; near Las Flores Canyon; Then and Now)
Malibu Country Store (1950; 21237 Pacific Coast Highway; Then and Now)
Malibu Movie Colony (1930s)
Malibu Pier (1920s, 1930s; Then and Now)
Malibu Pier (1940s; Then and Now; Color)
Malibu Sports Club Restaurant (1956 - 1969; later Alice's Restaurant, Malibu Pier)
Malibu Trading Post (1940s; Colorized)
Manchester and Vermont Avenues (1920 - 1940)
Manhattan Beach Pier (1920)
Mandarin Market (1929, 1234-1248 Vine Street; later Hollywood Ranch Market)
Mar-Cal Theatre (1925, later World Theatre - 6025 Hollywood Blvd)
Marchessault and Los Angeles Streets (1930s+; Then and Now)
Marchessault and Los Angeles Streets (Then and Now)
Marineland of the Pacific (1954-1987; aka Marineland - Rancho Palos Verdes)
Marian Elementary School (1918 - Reseda)
Marina del Rey (and Ballona Creek)
Marina del Rey Oil Fields (1930; Then and Now)
Marina Peninsula (1930; Then and Now)
Marion Davies' Mansion (1929 - today Annenberg Community Beach House, Santa Monica)
Marion House (1890; Boarding House / Hotel; Pasadena; Colorized)
Mark C. Bloome (Sunset and El Centro, SW Corner)
Mark Taper Forum (1967 - Music Center)
Marsden Apartments (1935; 1745 N. Gramercy Place, Hollywood)
Marshall High School (1931 - 3739 Tracy Street, Franklin Hills)
Marwyck Ranch (Northridge)
Mar-Wick Food Mart (Today, Follow Your Heart - Canoga Park)
Mary Penman Moll House (ca. 1895; near SE corner of today's Hollywood & Highland; Colorized)
Maryland Apartments (95 S. Las Robles Avenue)
Maryland Hotel (1903 - 411 E. Colorado, Colorado and Los Robles, NW Corner)
Mason and Devonshire (1966)
Mason Ave Shopping Center (Mason Ave and Lassen St, SW Corner, Chatsworth)
Mason Building (1894 - 4th & Broadway, SE Corner)
Mason Opera House (127 S. Broadway - Opened 1903, later Mason Theater)
Masonic Lodge (LA's 1st. 1858-1868)
Masonic Temple - Glendale (1920s - 232 S. Brand Blvd)
Mayors of Early Los Angeles (1848 - 1929)
Max Factor Building (1666 N. Highland)
May Company Building (Previously A. Hamburger and Sons Department Store - 8th and Broadway/Hill)
May Company Building (1939, now Saban Building, Wilshire & Fairfax, NE Corner)
Mayan Apartments and Shops (1930; 115 N. La Brea Ave - Then and Now)
Mayan Theatre (1927 - now Mayan Nightclub, 1044 S. Hill St)
Mayan Theatre (1927 - 1044 S. Hill St)
McCarthy Circle (1930; Wilshire Blvd; Carthay Circle Theatre)
McClure Tunnel (1936, Santa Monica)
McDaniel's Market (1950s, Valley Plaza Mall - North Hollywood)
McDonald Block(1876, Main Steet across from the Temple Block)
McDonnell's Drive-in Restaurant (Beverly and La Brea)
McDonnel's Drive-in Restaurant (Beverly and Western)
McDonnell's Drive-in Restaurant (Sunset and La Brea, NW Corner)
MCI Center (Broadway Plaza)
Melody Lane Cafe (Hollywood and Vine, NW Corner)
Melody Lane Cafe (Wilshire and Detroit, NW Corner)
Melody Lane Drive-in Restaurant (Wilshire and Western, SW Corner)
Melody Lane Restaurant (Hollywood and Vine, NW Corner)
Melrose and Bronson (1927 vs 2021, SE Corner)
Melrose Hotel (1881 - 130 S. Grand Ave)
Melrose Hotel (1927 - 5162 Melrose Ave - aka Melrose Arms, Monte Cristo Island Apts, and Hollywood Historic Hotel)
Melrose Motor Service (7919 Melrose Ave)
Melrose-Sweetzer Service Station (8275 Melrose Ave)
Mel's Drive-in Restaurant (Max Factor Building near the SE Corner of Hollywood and Highland)
Mel's Drive-in Restaurant (Sunset Strip, previously Ben Frank's Coffee Shop - 8585 Sunset Blvd)
Memorial Coliseum (1922)
Memorial Coliseum (Olympics - 1930s+)
Mercantile Arcade Building (1923; Sits on the site of Mercantile Place, Broadway-Spring Arcade)
Mercantile Place (1904 – 1923; private street between Spring and Broadway, today Mercantile Arcade Building)
Merced Theater (1870; N Main St, adjacent to Pico House, 1st Bldg built for theater in LA)
Merchants Trust Company Building (1905; 207 S. Broadway)
Merchants National Bank Building (N/E 6th and Spring)
Mercury Aviation Field (DeMille Field #2)
Merritt Building (8th & Broadway, NW Corner)
Merritt Mansion (1908 - 99 Terrace Drive, Pasadena)
Meter Shop (Ducommun Water Yard)
Metro Studios (1025 Lillian Way)
Metropole Hotel (1888 - Catalina's 1st Hotel)
Metropolitan LEDs Streetlights (2020)
Metropolitan Streetlight Standard (Hollywood - 1920s-1940s)
Metropolitan Streetlight Standard (Hollywood / West Hollywood, 1930s)
Metropolitan Theatre (later Paramount Theatre, 6th and Hill, NE Corner)
Metropolitan Water District (MWD)
Metropolitan Water District Building (1930s, MWD's 1st Building, aka Million Dollar Theatre Building, Edision Building; 3rd and Broadway, NW Corner)
MGM Studios (previously Goldwyn Studios, Culver City)
M'Goo's Pizza (1970s, Hollywood and Cherokee, NW Corner)
Mid-City Cut Rate Drug Store (ca. 1941; 3773 South Western Ave; Western and Expostion, NW Corner)
Mike Lyman's Grill (1623 N. Vine, previously Al Levy's Tavern)
Millard House (1923, aka ‘La Miniatura’, 645 Prospect Crescent, Pasadena)
Million Dollar Theatre (1918 - aka Grauman's Theatre, Edison Building, and the Metropolitan Water District Building; 3rd and Broadway, NW Corner)
Mines Field (later LAX)
Mines Field - Hangar No. 1 (1930; Mines / LAX; Then and Now)
Mines Field - Hangar No. 1 (1930 vs 2019; Then and Now)
Minnewaska Hotel (1903-1964; aka Dome Hotel and Apartments, 201 S. Grand Ave, 2nd and Grand, SW Corner)
Miracle Market (1950 - Nordhoff and Sepulveda, NW Corner)
Miracle Mile (Wilshire Blvd, Fairfax to Highland)
Miracle Mile (1920s & 1930s - Wilshire, Fairfax to La Brea)
Miracle Mile (1940s & 1950s - Wilshire, Fairfax to La Brea/Highland)
Miracle Mile (1950+)
Miramar Hotel (1889, Senator Jones Residence - 1924, Hotel - Santa Monica)
Mirror Building (1948, 145 S. Spring Street, 2nd and Spring, NW Corner)
Mission Burrito Restaurant (21425 Vanowen Street, Vanowen and Alabama, NE Corner)
Mission Curio Store (ca. 1945 - Old Plaza Church Souvenir Shop - Then and Now)
Mission Hills (1935+)
Mission Hotel (1887, aka Porter Hotel - San Fernando)
Mission Street (1922, South Pasadena, Then and Now)
Mocambo Nightclub (8588 Sunset Boulevard, West Hollywood)
Moll Residence (Future site of the Roosevelt Hotel, SW corner of Orange Dr. and Hollywood Blvd)
Monnette House (previously Jeremy House)
Monte Vista Hotel (1886, aka Monte Vista Tavern, later Cypress Manor, Monte Vista - today Sunland)
Montmartre Cafe (1923, 1st Nightclub in Hollywood)
Monty’s Steakhouse (1969 – 1999; 1100 Glendon Ave, Westwood Center Building)
Mosher Tire Service (1942, 1534 N. Cahuenga in Hollywood)
Mosher Tire Service (1950, 12117 Burbank Blvd in North Hollywood)
Mosk Courthouse (1959 - LA County Courthouse - renamed Stanley Mosk Courthouse in 2002)
Mosk Courthouse (1956 vs 2022; Then and Now)
Mother Goose Pantry (1927 - mid-1940s; 1951 E. Colorado Blvd; Pasadena)
Mott Market Building (1890s - 100 block S. Main St)
Mount Washington Railway Incline (1909 - 1918)
Mountain States Building (1928, Yucca Vine Tower)
Mt. Lowe Circular Bridge (1893+)
Mt. Lowe Great Incline Construction (1892, Rubio Canyon)
Mt. Lowe Incline (1905 - Photographer's Boots)
Mt. Lowe Incline (1920s)
Mt. Lowe Opening Day (July 4, 1893)
Mt. Lowe Great Cable Incline (1890s)
Mt. Lowe Railway (1893)
Mt. Lowe Railway Incline (1890s, 62% Incline Profile)
Mt. Lowe Snow (1907-1930s)
Mt. Lee Tower (Hollywood Hills)
Mt. Olympus (1963)
Mt. Wilson Hotel (1910s-1966; San Gabriel Mountains)
Mt. Wilson Observatory (1907, San Gabriel Mountains)
Mt. Wilson Toll Road (1891-1936; San Gabriel Mountains)
Mudd Memorial Hall (1929, USC)
Mulholland, William (Biography)
Mulholland Dam (1905 vs 1924; Before and After, Colorizaed)
Mulholland Dam and Hollywood Reservoir (1925)
Mulholland Dam Architectural Details (Mulholland Bears)
Mulholland Dam Opening Day (March 17, 1925)
Mulholland Dam Reinforcement (1929)
Mulholland Drive Bridge (1960 - Sepulveda Pass)
Mulholland Drive Viaduct (1940 - Cahuenga Pass)
Mulholland Highway (1924)
Mulholland Memorial Fountain (1940, Riverside Drive and Los Feliz Boulevard)
Mulholland Town (1912, The Pay Roll Town of the San Fernando Valley - now Pacoima)
Muir Junior High School (1922, 5929 S. Vermont Avenue; Vermont and 62nd Street)
Mullen Bluett (Wilshire Blvd)
Muller Bros. Gas Station (1930s; 6380 Sunset Blvd, Hollywood; Colorized)
Munch Box (21532 Devonshire Street, Chatsworth)
Municipal Ownership (1902 - LA Water Department)
Muntz Stereo (8801 Sunset Boulevard, previously Dolores Drive-in, later Tower Records)
Muscle Beach (1940s to 1950s)
Muse of Music Sculpture (1940 - Hollywood Bowl)
Museum Square (5757 Wilshire Blvd, aka Prudential Building & SAG-AFTRA Plaza)
Music Center (1965 - aka Dorothy Chandler Pavilion)
Musso and Franks Grill (1919 - Oldest Restaurant in Hollywood, 6667 Hollywood Blvd)
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company Building (SBE Building - 5900 Wilshire)
Mutual-Don Lee Broadcasting Studio (1313 N. Vine Street, late ABC Studio)
Myer Siegel (Beverly Hills, 9697 Santa Monica Blvd, Santa Monica and Roxbury, NE Corner; Then and Now)
Myer Siegel (Westwood, 1025 Westwood Boulevard; Then and Now)
Myer Siegel & Co. Building (aka Dominguez Building, 5410 Wilshire Blvd)
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Nadeau Hotel (1882, 1st and Spring - SW Corner)
Naples Canals (1905, Long Beach)
Nash Bros. Grocery Store (Pasadena - 1890s)
Nat Goodwin Cafe (1913 – Bristol Pier, Santa Monica Bay)
Nate ‘n Al Delicatessen (1945 - 414 N. Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills)
Natick Hotel (1939-2021; aka Natick House Hotel; Main and 1st Street; SW Corner; Then and Now)
National Air Races (1933 - Mines Field)
National Soldiers' Home (aka Sawtelle Veterans Home - now VA Medical Center)
National Theatre (1970 - 2007; 10925 Lindbrook Drive, Westwood, Lindbrook and Gayley, NE Corner)
Natural History Museum (Exposition Park)
Navy and Marine Corps Reserve Center (1941, Chavez Ravine)
NBC Hollywood Radio City (1938 - 1964, Sunset and Vine, NE Corner)
NBC Radio City (1938 - 1964, Sunset and Vine, NE Corner)
Nelson Flats (1910, 515-519 East 4th Street)
Nestor Film Company (also Christie Studios, Hollywood's 1st Studio, 1911 - 1936, Sunset and Gower, NW Corner; Then and Now)
New Hotel Broadway (Adjacent to Court Flight)
Newell and Gammon Building (1920, 131 South Broadway)
Newmark & Co. Building (Amestoy Block)
Newmark Building (aka Blanchard Music Hall, 233 S. Broadway)
Newport '69 (1969 - Devonshire Downs Concert, Jimmy Hendrix +)
Newsletter (Quarterly)
Nikabob Cafe (875 S. Western Avenue)
Nike Missile Site (1956 - 1974, Oat Mountain, Chatsworth)
Ning-Po Smuggling Ship (1917 - Avalon Bay, Catalina Island)
Norbig Studios (1914, 1745-1751 Allesandro Ave, now Glendale Blvd; Then and Now)
Nordhoff and Lindley (1949 vs 2021; Snow - Then and Now)
Normandie Ave and 3rd Street (1900; Then and Now)
Norms Restaurant (426 N. La Cienega Boulevard)
North Beach Bath House (1898 - Santa Monica)
North Beach Cottages and House-Tents (1880s-1890s; Santa Monica; Colorized)
North Beach Pier (1898 - Santa Monica)
North Hollywood (1940's and 1950's)
North Hollywood Federal Savings (Lankershim Blvd and Riverside Drive)
North Hollywood High School (1927, originally Lankershim High School)
North Hollywood Pacific Electric Station (1950s, Lankershim and Chandler)
North Hollywood Television (Moorpark and Tujunga)
North Main Street (1940s and 1950s; 300 Block of N. Main Street)
North Spring Street (1880s)
Northridge (1940s - Originally Zelzah)
Northridge Fashion Center (1971)
Northridge Train Station (originally Zelzah Train Station then 'North Los Angeles' Train Station)
Norton Building (H. Jeyne Co. - 6th & Broadway, SW Corner)
Norweigen Lutheran Church (1917, later Faith Baptist Church - 18531 Gresham Street, Northridge)
N/W Corner of Hollywood and Vine (1929 - Today)
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Occidental College (1st location - Boyle Heights; 2nd location - Highland Park; Colorized)
Occidental College (3rd location - Eagle Rock)
Ocean Front Walk and Windward Ave (1920+; Venice; Then and Now)
Ocean Park (1900 - 1907; Pier Avenue, Santa Monica)
Ocean Park (1910 - 1912; Santa Monica)
Ocean Park and Other Santa Monica Amusement Parks (Early 1900s)
Ocean Park Bath House (1905 - South of the Santa Monica Pier)
Ocean Park City Hall (later Venice City Hall)
Ocean Park Pier (1897)
Ohrbach's Department Store (1965-1986; 6060 Wilshire Blvd, Fairfax and Wilshire, SE Corner)
Oil Boom of the 1890s (Los Angeles Oil Field; Then and Now; Colorized)
Oil Can Harry's (1968; 11502 Ventura Blvd in Studo City, originally Zomba Café, Ventura and Berry Dr, SW Corner)
Oil Can Restaurant (1928; Whittier Boulevard, Montebello)
Oil Crisis of 1979 (Long lines at Gas Stations)
Oil Wells in Residential Areas (1930s)
Old Plaza Church (1890s)
Olive and First Street (1950s; Bunker Hill; Then and Now)
Olive and 1st Street (ca. 1948; Then and Now)
Olive and 2nd Street (1950s)
Olive and 4th Street (1910s; Then and Now)
Olive and 5th Street (1928, Then and Now)
Olive and 6th Street (1900, Then and Now)
Olive and 6th Street (1930, Then and Now)
Olive and 7th Street (1937; Then and Now)
Olvera Street (1890)
Olvera Street (1920s & 1930s - Christine Sterling)
Olvera Street (1930s)
Olvera St. Theatre (Originally Leo Carillo Theatre)
Olympic Auditorium (1924, aka Grand Olympic Auditorium)
Olympic Drive-in (LA's oldest Drive-in, Olympic & Bundy)
Oneonta Park Junction (ca. 1910, South Pasadena)
Oneonta Park Junction (1937, South Pasadena)
Onizuka Street (previously Weller Street, Little Tokyo)
Orange (later Wilshire) and Lucas (1892 - NW Corner - Today's Home of the Good Samaritan Hospital)
Orcutt Ranch (1931 - 1932, 23600 Roscoe Blvd)
Oriental Theater (Originally Granada Theater, West Coast Hollywood Theatre, today Guitar Center-7425 Sunset)
Original Mexican Café of Olvera St. (35 Olvera Street)
Original Pantry Café (9th & Figueroa)
Original Spanish Kitchen (7373 W. Beverly Blvd)
Original Tommy's Hamburgers (Beverly & Rampart)
Orpheum Theatre No. 1 (1894 - 1903 - aka Grand Opera House and Childs' Opera House)
Orpheum Theatre No. 2 (1903 - 1911 - aka Los Angeles Theatre and Lyceum Theatre)
Orpheum Theatre No. 3 (1911 - 1926 - Today the Palace Theatre)
Orpheum Theatre No. 4 (1926 - Today, 842 S. Broadway)
Outpost Sign (1920s - 1940s; Hollywood Hills)
Overhead Line Congestion (1890s)
Overhead Line Congestion (1920s)
Overhead Line Congestion (1979 - Santa Monica Blvd, West Hollywood)
Owensmouth (1915 - 1920s - later Canoga Park, 1930)
Owensmouth High School (1914, later Canoga Park High School)
Owensmouth PE Station (1913, Sherman Way and Vassar Ave, NW corner; Then and Now)
Owensmouth Road Race (1913, Included Biplane Race w/car)
Owl Drug Company Buidling (aka Julian Medical Building, 6382 Hollywood Blvd, Cahuenga and Hollywood, SE Corner)
Owl Drug Company Store (1930s; 7046 Hollywood Blvd, Sycamore and Hollywood, SE Corner)
Owl Drug Company Store (1940; Taft Building, Hollywood and Vine, SE Corner)
Ozmun Residence (1897 - 3131 S. Figueroa St)
Oxnard and Fulton (1948 vs 2022; Then and Now)
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PacBell Tower (aka AT&T Tower and AT&T Madison Complex Tandem Office Building)
Pacific-Asia Museum (1929, aka Grace Nicholson Bazaar and Art Gallery, 46 N. Los Robles Ave, Pasadena)
Pacific Avenue (1902 - 1920s; Redondo Beach)
Pacific Electric Building (aka Huntington Building - 1905 - 6th and Main, SE Corner)
Pacific Electric Hill Street Station (427 S. Hill St)
Pacific Electric Interurban Lines (1904 - Pasadena and Glendale-Burbank)
Pacific Electric Red Cars (Cahuenga Pass)
Pacific Electric Red Cars (Hollywood)
Pacific Electric Red Cars (San Fernando Valley)
Pacific Electric Subway Tunnel - Eastern Portal (Subway Terminal Building)
Pacific Electric Subway Tunnel - Western Portal (1924, aka Belmont Tunnel and Hollywood Tunnel)
Pacific Mutual Building (1908, Olive and 6th, NW Corner)
Pacific Ocean Park (1958 - 1973; aka POP)
Pacific Palisades (1889; Santa Monica, Colorized)
Pacific Palisades (1918 - 1922, Santa Monica Bay)
Pacific Palisades (1932; Then and Now)
Pacific Palisades (1940s - 1960s)
Pacific Palisades Lighthouse and Bathhouse (1927 - 1972; at Long Wharf location)
Pacific Railway Company (1888, formerly Los Angeles Railway)
Pacific Railway Powerhouse (formerly Los Angeles Railway - 7th & Grand)
Pacific Southwest Airlines Flight Attendants (1960s & 1970s)
Pacific-Southwest Trust & Savings Bank (1924; 333 S. Central Ave)
Pacoima (1929 - 1935; Then and Now)
Pacoima (1950+)
Palace Grand Theatre (1914, Glendale)
Palace Theatre (1911 - Today - 3rd Home of the Orpheum Circuit)
Palisades del Rey (1920+, later Playa del Rey)
Palisades Park (originally Linda Vista Park, Santa Monica - Early 1900s)
Palisades Park Views (1920s+, Santa Monica)
Palladium (6215 W. Sunset Blvd)
Palm Drive and Adams Boulevard (Location of LA's Oldest Palm Trees)
Palomar Ballroom (originally El Patio Ballroom then Rainbow Gardens)
Palos Verdes Peninsula (1920s & 30s; Then and Now)
Palos Verdes Peninsula (Then and Now)
Palos Verdes Peninsula and South Bay (1932 Map)
Pan Pacific Auditorium (1935 - 1992)
Pan Pacific Theatre (1936, 7554 Beverly Boulevard)
Pan Pacific Village Complex (7500 block of Beverly Boulevard)
Pandora's Box Nightclub (8118 Sunset Blvd - Sunset and Crescent Heights, SW Corner)
Panorama City (1920s & 1930s; Then and Now)
Panorama City (1960s)
Panorama City Shopping Mall (Roscoe and Van Nuys Blvds)
Panorama Market (1954 - Devonshire and Sepulveda, NW Corner)
Panorama Dairy and Sheep Ranch (1949 - San Fernando Valley)
Panorama Rotunda (1887 - 300 block of S. Main Street)
Pantages Theatre (1st Pantages, later Arcade Theatre - 534 S. Broadway)
Pantages Theatre (2nd Pantages, later Warner Bros. Downtown Theatre - 7th & Hill, NW Corner)
Pantages Theatre (1930; 3rd Pantages, Hollywood Blvd and Argyle Ave, NW Corner)
Pantry Café (9th & Figueroa; Then and Now)
Pantry Café (Then and Now)
Pappy's Restaurant (1965, 7625 Topanga Cyn Blvd, Currently “2 Die For Sushi Restaurant”)
Parades - 4th of July (1871, North Main Street, Bella Union Hotel)
Parades - Military (1940s; Broadway and 7th)
Paramount-Famous-Lasky Corporation West Coast Studios (Melrose)
Paramount Pictures (Hollywood)
Paramount Studios (5555 Melrose Avenue)
Paramount Theatre (aka El Capitan Theatre, 6838 Hollywood Boulevard)
Paramount Theatre (previously Metropolitan Theatre, 6th and Hill, NE Corner)
Park La Brea Towers (1941)
Park Plaza Hotel (MacArthur Park - previously Elks Club)
Park View Hotel (aka Park Lake View Hotel)
Park Wilshire Apartments (1924, originally Victoria Arms Hotel Apartments, 2424 Wilshire Boulevard)
Parker Center (1954-2009, LAPD Headquarters - 150 N. Los Angeles Street)
Parker Dam (1934-1938; Colorado River Aqueduct)
Parker-Mayberry Bridge (1919, Replaced the Scoville Bridge, Pasadena)
Parkhurst Building (1929, Van de Kamp's, Santa Monica - 185 Pier Ave, Ocean Park)
Parkman Middle School (today, Woodland Hills Academy, De Soto and Burbank)
Pasadena (Early Views of Pasadena)
Pasadena Athletic Club (1927-1977; 425 E. Green Street)
Pasadena City Hall (1925, 100 North Garfield Avenue)
Pasadena Civic Auditorium (1932, 300 E. Green Street)
Pasadena's First Brick Block (1885; 91 E. Colorado)
Pasadena's First School (1880s, Central School, Raymond and Green)
Pasadena Freeway (aka Arroyo Seco Parkway)
Pasadena Furniture Co Building (later Sears, 532 E. Colorado)
Pasadena Grand Opera House (1889 - 1926)
Pasadena Map Highlights (1932 - Library of Congress)
Pasadena Pioneers Bridge (1953- aka Colorado Freeway Bridge)
Pasadena Pioneers Bridge Construction (1951; aka Colorado Frwy Bridge and Ventura Frwy Bridge)
Pasadena Playhouse (1917 - Present, 39 S. El Molino Ave)
Pasadena Presbyterian Church (1880s, Colorado Street and Garfield Ave, NW Corner; Colorized)
Pasadena Public Library (1890, Walnut and Raymond, SE Corner; 2nd Building, today site of Memorial Park)
Pasadena Public Library (1927, 285 E. Walnut Street, 3rd Building)
Pasadena Public Library & Universalist Church (1890 - Walnut & Raymond, Pasadena; Colorized)
Pasadena Star-News Building (1925, 525 E. Colorado Blvd, Oakland Ave and Colorado, NE Corner)
Pasadena Winter Garden (1940 - 171 S. Arroyo Parkway)
Patmar's Drive-in Restaurant and Motel Complex (El Segundo)
Patriotic Hall (1926; 1816 S. Figueroa St.)
Paul de Longpre Residence (1898-1927; West side of Cahuenga and north of Hollywood Blvd; Colorized)
PCH and Web Way (1953, Malibu, Then and Now)
PE Red Cars System Map (1906 - Includes: LARy/Yellow Cars, PERy/Red Cars, LA Inter-Urban, LA Pacific R.R., LA & Redondo Ry)
Pelli Tower (1990, Today called 777 Tower, aka Citicorp Center, Figueroa and 8th Streets, SW Corner)
Pellissier Building / Wiltern Theatre (1931, Wilshire and Western, SE Corner)
Penguin Coffee Shop (1959, Lincoln and Olympic Blvds. - Santa Monica)
People's Store (1880s - aka Hamburger and Son's People's Store, later Hambruger's Store)
Pepperdine Administration Building (1962 - previously Hattem's Market, Vermont and 81st Street, SE Corner)
Peppermint Stick Club (15463 Ventura Blvd, Studio City)
Perpetual Savings and Loan Building (1961, 9720 Wilshire, McCarty Drive and Wilshire, SW Corner)
Pershing Square (1800s)
Pershing Square Area (1910s and 1920s)
Pershing Square (1930)
Pershing Square (1950s+)
Pershing Square (1995+)
Peterson Automotive Museum (1994, 6060 Wilshire Blvd, Fairfax and Wilshire, SE Corner)
Phelps-Terkel Department Store (1930s - Miracle Mile; Wilshire and Burnside, SW Corner)
Philharmonic Auditorium Building (1906, aka Clune's Auditorium and Auditorium Building, 5th and Olive, NE Corner)
Philippe's the Original (1908, 1001 Alameda at Ord, NW Corner)
Phillips Block (1887, 25-37 N. Spring Street)
Phillips House (1887, 1300 Carroll Avenue)
Piazza del Sol (1927, 8439 Sunset Blvd - originally Hacienda Park Apartments, then Coronet Apartments)
Pickford-Fairbanks Studios (1920s, later United Artists Studios, Samuel Goldwyn Studios, Santa Monica Blvd and Formosa Ave)
Pico Boulevard (1888 - 1897; Figueroa, Flower, Alvarado - Then and Now)
Pico Court (1935+, Mission Hills)
Pico Drive-In Theatre (1st Drive-In/Western US)
Pico House (built 1869-1870 - See Plaza of Los Angeles)
Pico House (Then and Now: 1875 vs. 2021)
Pico-San Vincente Viaduct (1927, Pico and San Vincente)
Pico Union District (1928-1932; Pico Boulevard and Union Avenue)
Pickwick Book Shop (1938, 6743 Hollywood Boulevard)
Picwood Theatre (10872 W Pico Blvd)
Pier Avenue (Ocean Park, early 1900s)
Pierce College (1947, Woodland Hills)
Piers of Santa Monica Bay (1920s & 1930s)
Pig 'N Whistle Café (1927, 6714 Hollywood Boulevard)
Pig Stand Drive-in (1931, Sunset and Vine, SE Corner)
Piggly Wiggly (1929, N. Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills)
Pike Amusement Park (1905 - Long Beach)
Pilgrimage Play Theatre (1920; later John Ford Theatre)
Pink's Hot Dogs (709 N. La Brea Ave)
Pioneer Store (1897, Lankershim and Chandler, SW Corner)
Pioneers Bridge Construction (1951; aka Colorado Frwy Bridge and Ventura Frwy Bridge)
Pioneers Bridge and Colorado Street Bridge (1966+)
Pitkin Brothers Service Station (1938; 1101 E. Valley Blvd, El Monte, LA County)
Pizza Cookery (1975-2019; 6209 Topanga Cyn Blvd, near Erwin Street)
PJ's Nightclub (8151 Santa Monica Blvd - Santa Monica and Crescent Heights, NW Corner)
Placerita Canyon Gold Rush (1842)
Platt Building (1927, 832 S. Broadway)
Playa del Rey (1902+)
Playa del Rey (1920+, originally Palisades del Rey)
Playa del Rey Incline Railway (1901-1909)
Playa del Rey Lagoon (1902+)
Playa del Rey Lagoon (1950s; Then and Now)
Playa del Rey Motordrome (1910)
Playa del Rey Oil Fields (1930; Then and Now)
Players Nightclub (8225 Sunset Blvd, Sunset Strip; Then and Now)
Plaza Church (1890s)
Plaza Firehouse (1884 - 1st Firehouse in Los Angeles)
Plaza Market (1929 - 4651 Pico Boulevard)
Plaza Substation (1913 - Olvera Street)
Point Fermin Café (Point Fermin Park, San Pedro)
Point Fermin Lighthouse (Point Fermin Park, San Pedro)
Point Fermin Park (San Pedro)
Ponyland (aka Beverly Park and Kiddieland - Beverly and La Cienega)
POP (1958 - aka Pacific Ocean Park)
Porter Hotel (1887, aka Mission Hotel - San Fernando)
Porter Ranch (San Fernando Valley)
Ports O' Call Village (1963, San Pedro)
Poundcake Hill (1869 - Today; Then and Now; Colorized)
Poundcake Hill (Then and Now)
Powell Library (UCLA)
Powell Library (Constructed 1926-1929 - UCLA)
Power Substations an Switching Stations
Precious Blood Catholic Church
Princess Apartment-Hotel (aka 'Queen Apartments'; 529 California Street)
Prudential Building (1948, 5757 Wilshire Blvd, aka Museum Square & SAG-AFTRA Plaza)
Ptomaine Tommy’s (1913-1958; 2420 N. Broadway, Lincoln Heights)
Pueblo to Metropolis (A Short History of Water in Los Angeles)
Pump Room Restaurant (14445 Ventura Blvd, Sherman Oaks)
Pumpkin Building (3611 Magnolia Blvd, Burbank - 1927)
Pupi's Bakery and Café (8710 Sunset Boulevard, Sunset Strip near the Sunset Plaza)
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Queen Apartments (aka Princess Apartment-Hotel; 529 California Street)
Queens Arms Restaurant (16325 Ventura Boulevard, Encino)
Quinn's Superba Theatre (1914; 518 S. Broadway)
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Radio Center Market (ca. 1939, 1334 Vine Street, Vine and Afton Place, NE Corner)
Radio City (Hollywood)
Railway System Map (1906 - Includes: LARy/Yellow Cars, PERy/Red Cars, LA Inter-Urban, LA Pacific R.R., LA & Redondo Ry)
Rainbow Bar and Grill (Sunset Strip, 9105 W. Sunset Blvd)
Rainbow Gardens (originally El Patio Ballroom - later Palomar Ballroom)
Rainbow House (aka Garcia House - 7436 Mulholland Dr.)
Rainbow Pier (1932, Long Beach)
Raleigh Studios (Famous Players Fiction Studios, 5500 Melrose Ave)
Ralphs Bros. Grocers (6th & Spring, S/W cr., 1886)
Ralphs Market (Hollywood)
Ralphs Market (1948, Sherman Oaks, Ventura and Hazeltine , NE Corner; Thena and Now)
Ralphs Market (Buena Vista & Victory)
Ralphs Market (1949; Wilshire and Crescent Drive, Beverly Hills; Colorized)
Raymond and Green (1928 - 1929, Pasadena; Then and Now)
Sherman Oaks (1940s - SFV; Then and Now)
Ralphs Market (1929, Westwood Boulevard and Lindbrook Drive, NE Corner)
Ralphs Market (Wilshire and Hauser, NE Corner - Miracle Mile)
Ramo-Wooldridge (later Thomas-Ramo-Wooldridge - TRW, Fallbrook and Roscoe, NW Corner)
Rams Coffee Shop (1956, originally Romeo's Time Square later Johnie's; Wilshire and Fairfax, NW Corner)
Ranchito Rómulo (1853, aka Rómulo Pico Adobe and Andrés Pico Adobe - 10940 Sepulveda Blvd)
Rancho Golf Course (1950s)
Rancho La Brea Adobe (aka Gilmore Adobe)
Rancho La Cienega O' Paso de la Tijera(also known as Baldwin Ranch)
Rancho Los Encinos (1849 - Present, 16756 Moorpark Street, Encino)
Rancho Los Encinos (1940 - 1957; Then and Now; Colorized)
Rancho Los Feliz (Feliz Adobe - 4730 Crystal Springs Dr)
Rancho Sombrero (aka Stetson Residence, Sylmar)
Randy's Donuts (Originally Big Donut Drive-in, 805 W. Manchester, Inglewood)
Rapp Saloon (1875 - Present; 1438 Second Street, Santa Monica)
Rathbuns Department Store (5311 Lankershim Blvd, North Hollywood)
Ravenswood Apartments (1930; 570 S. Rossmore Ave)
Raymond and Colorado (1918 - 1920s; Pasadena, Then and Now)
Raymond and Green (1928 - 1929; Pasadena, Then and Now)
Raymond Hotel (1886 - 1895, Original; Pasadena; Colorized)
Raymond Hotel (1890s, Pasadena; Colorized)
Raymond Hotel 2 (1901 - 1936, Second; Pasadena; Colorized)
Raymond Hotel 2 (1908 - 1929; Pasadena; Colorized)
Raymond Hotel 2 Dirigible (1905 - 1913; Roy Knabenshue)
Raymond Theatre (1921, Pasadena)
Red Cars (1906 - Includes: LARy/Yellow Cars, PERy/Red Cars, LA Inter-Urban, LA Pacific R.R., LA & Redondo Ry)
Redondo Beach (1896 - 1939)
Redondo Beach - Pacific Avenue (1902 +)
Regan Studios (1920s & 1930s; today American Legion Post 817, Panorama City; Then and Now)
Republic Studios (today CBS Studio Center - Studio City)
Reseda (1930s)
Reseda (1948 - 1955)
Reseda and Sherman Way (1926 vs 2021; Then and Now)
Reseda and Sherman Way (1938 vs 2022; Then and Now)
Reseda Boulevard (Northridge - 1920s; Reseda & Devonshire, Then and Now)
Reseda Boulevard (Reseda - 1920s; Then and Now)
Reseda Boulevard (1950s)
Reseda Drive-in Theatre (1949 - 1970s)
Reseda High School (1955)
Reseda Municipal Center (Vanowen and Vanalden)
Reseda Park (Reseda Blvd and Victory Blvd, NE)
Reseda State Bank (1926 vs 2021; Then and Now; Sherman Way and Reseda Blvd, S/W Corner)
Reseda Theater (18443 Sherman Way)
Rex Arms Apartments (1912 - 1976, 945 Orange Street later Wilshire Blvd)
Richfield Oil Company Building (1929, 555 S. Flower St.)
Richfield Oil Company Building (1937+)
Richelieu Hotel (1881 - 140 S. Grand Ave)
Richfield Gas Station (ca. 1930, Topanga Cyn and PCH, aka Topanga Service Station)
Richfield Gas Station (1940s, Lake Ave, Pasadena)
Ridgewood Military Academy (1942 - 1981; 20764 Ventura Blvd)
Rindge Residence (1902)
River Power House (1917, near the corner of Diaz Avenue and Ventura Blvd at LA River)
Rivoli Theatre (1921 - 1970s; later known as the Capri Theatre; 6248 Van Nuys Boulevard)
RKO Studios (1928; later Desilu Studios, Paramount Studios, Gower and Melrose)
Robert Morton Organ Co. (1926 - Van Nuys)
Roberts Drive-in Restaurant (Burbank)
Roberts Bros. Drive-in Restaurant (Wilshire and Vermont, near SW Corner)
Robinson Laboratory (1932; today Linde + Robinson Laboratory, Cal Tech)
Robinson's Department Store (1915, 7th and Grand, Downtown LA; Then and Now)
Robinson's Department Store (1952, 9900 Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Hills)
Rocha Adobe (1st City Hall and Jail)
Rochester House (1887 - 1979; 1012 W. Temple Street, aka West Temple Apartments)
Rocketdyne (Canoga Park, 6633 Canoga Ave)
Rocketdyne (1958 vs 2022; Then and Now)
Rocketdyne Field Laboratory (Simi Hills)
Rocky and Bullwinkle Statue (1961 - 2018; Sunset Strip)
Rodeo Drive (1990+, Beverly Hills)
Rodeo Drive (1950's, Beverly Hills; Then and Now)
Rogers Airfield also Rogers Airport also Chaplin Airfield also DeMille Airfield No.2 (Fairfax and Wilshire)
Romeo's Times Square Coffee Shop (1956, later Rams then Johnie's; Wilshire and Fairfax, NW Corner)
Rómulo Pico Adobe (1853, aka Ranchito Rómulo and Andrés Pico Adobe - 10940 Sepulveda Blvd)
Roos Brothers Building (Hollywood)
Roosevelt Highway (1926-1932; Castellammare Neighborhood, Pacific Palisades; Colorized)
Roosevelt Highway (1929; PCH, CA-1; Then and Now)
Roosevelt Highway Opening (1929 - Last Segment linking Mexico with Canada - Malibu - PCH in 1964)
Roosevelt Hotel (1927 - Hollywood Blvd and Orange Dr, SW Corner)
Roscoe and De Soto (ca. 1957 - Then and Now)
Roscoe, City of (later Sun Valley - 1948)
Rose Bowl - 1st Game (1902 - Tournament East-West Football Game, Tournament Park, Pasadena)
Rose Bowl (1930s & 1940s, Pasadena)
Rose Bowl Stadium Construction (1921-1922; Pasadena; Then and Now)
Rose Mansion (4th and Grand, SE Corner)
Rose Parade (1890, Pasadena)
Rose Parade (1950s, Pasadena)
Rosslyn Hotel and Annex (1913 & 1923 - 5th and Main street, SW & NW corners Then and Now)
Rosslyn Hotel and Annex (1913 & 1923 - Then and Now)
Round House Adobe (built in 1854)
Round House Café (1929; 250 N. Virgil Ave)
Roxy Theatre (Sunset Strip - 9009 W. Sunset Blvd)
Royal Albatross Service Station (1939, Ventura Blvd and Ventura Place, SE Corner, Studio City)
Royal Albatross Service Station (1939, Ventura Blvd and Ventura Place, SE Corner, Studio City; Then and Now)
Royce Hall (1929, UCLA)
Ruber Residence (145 N. Flower St.)
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Saban Theatre (1930 - originally Fox Wilshire Theatre, 8440 Wilshire at Hamilton, SE Corner)
Sackett Hotel (1888 - 1st Hotel in Cahuenga Valley / HollyBeverly Hillswood)
Sackett Hotel (1905 - Hollywood and Cahuenga, SW Corner)
SAG-AFTRA Plaza (5757 Wilshire Blvd, aka Prudential Building & Museum Square)
Salt Box and Castle (325 S. Bunker Hill Ave - last houses on Bunker Hill, 1969)
Salt Lake Oil Field (Vicinity of Fairfax and 3rd Street)
Salvation Army (1890s - 1st & Weller)
Samuel Goldwyn Studio (previously Pickford-Fairbanks Studios, 1041 N. Formosa)
San Diego and Ventura Freeway Interchange (1958)
San Diego Freeway, Construction of (405 Freewy)
San Diego Freeway Construction (1956-57; Wilshire and Sepulveda)
City of San Fernando 1 (1882)
City of San Fernando 2 (1908)
City of San Fernando 3 (1938-1953)
San Fernando Hotel (1890, 700 San Fernando Street, later N. Spring Street, Sonora Town)
San Fernando and Maclay (1950s)
San Fernando Mission (1797 - Present)
San Fernando Mission (1883 - 1903; Colorized)
San Fernando Mission and Fountain (1890 vs. 2021; Then and Now)
San Fernando Reservoir (aka Lower Van Norman Reservoir)
San Fernando Valley Map (1870 - 1910; Land Division by Ranches and Towns)
San Fernando Valley 1 (1873 - 1912)
San Fernando Valley 2 (1913 - 1927)
San Fernando Valley 3 (1926 - 1938)
San Fernando Valley 4 (1939 - 1950s)
San Fernando Valley 5 (1956 - Present)
San Fernando Valley (1920s - overview)
San Fernando Valley - Community Name Origins (SFV Communities)
San Fernando Valley - Street Name Origins (SFV Street Names)
San Fernando Valley Flooding (1938)
San Fernando Valley Flooding (1950s & 1960s)
San Fernando Valley State College (1958 - Now CSUN)
San Fernando Valley (Then and Now)
San Francisquito Power Plant No. 1 (1917 - LA's First Major Hydro Electric Power Plant)
San Francisquito Power Plant No. 2 (Destroyed in the San Frances Dam Disaster, rebuilt in 1928)
San Pedro and Wilmington (1850 - Present)
San Pedro Boarding House (1890)
San Pedro Branch of LA Public LIbrary (1906 - 1923, later Chamber of Commerce)
San Pedro City Hall 1 (1900 - Beacon between 4th and 5th streets)
San Pedro City Hall 2 (1905 - 1908)
San Pedro City Hall 3 (1909 - 1928)
San Pedro City Hall and Municipal Building (1928 - Present)
San Pedro Cranes (1987+)
San Pedro Harbor (1880s - 1890s; Colorized)
San Pedro Harbor Lumber (1876 - 1899)
San Pedro High School (1001 West 15th Street)
San Pedro Hotel (1898)
San Pedro Municipal Ferry Building (1941-1963; 1979 Converted to the Los Angeles Maritime Museum)
San Pedro Pacific Electric Depot (1920 - 1961)
San Pedro - President Taft Visit (Oct 9, 1909; San Pedro and Wilmington annexed into LA - Aug 28, 1909)
San Vicente and Wilshire (1922+)
Santa Ana Freeway (1950s & 1960s; US 101, Downtown LA; Then and Now)
Santa Anita Racetrack (1907 - 1909)
Santa Anita Racetrack (1934+)
Santa Anita Racetrack - Japanese American Internment (1942 - World War 2)
Santa Catalina Incline Railway (1905 - 1918; aka Island Moutain Railway)
Santa Catalina Island (1880 - Present)
Santa Catalina Stage Road (1897+)
Santa Claus Lane (Hollywood)
Santa Fe Chief (1950s - Pasadena - aka 'The Chief'; Then and Now)
Santa Fe Railroad Crossing (1928 - 1950; Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena; Then and Now)
Santa Fe Railroad Hospital (Boyle Heights)
Santa Fe Transcontinental Railway (1885 - aka Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway)
Santa Monica (1875 - Present)
Santa Monica '99 Steps' (1875; Then and Now; Colorized)
Santa Monica Air Line (1953, Pacific Electric, Then and Now)
Santa Monica Airport (originally Clover Field)
Santa Monica and Canon (1915; Beverly Hills; Then and Now)
Santa Monica Bathing (1890s)
Santa Monica Bay Gambling (1930s - The Rex gambling ship)
Santa Monica Beach (1880s; Then and Now)
Santa Monica Beach (1887; Then and Now; Colorized)
Santa Monica Beach (1940s, 1945 - Summer Days)
Santa Monica Beach Blimp (1940)
Santa Monica Beach Clubs (1920s & 1930s)
Santa Monica Beach Volleyball (1930s)
Santa Monica Bluffs (1887 - Today's Palisades Park)
Santa Monica Boulevard (1920s - Hollywood)
Santa Monica Boulevard (1933 - West Hollywood, Then and Now)
Santa Monica Blvd and Bedford Drive (1953, Beverly Hills; Then and Now)
Santa Monica Blvd and Beverly Glen (1922 - 2022)
Santa Monica Blvd and Fairfax Ave (ca. 1970 - West Hollywood)
Santa Monica Blvd and Flores Street (1979 vs. 2019, West Hollywood)
Santa Monica Blvd and La Brea Ave (1920s, West Hollywood)
Santa Monica Blvd and Orlando St (1930s vs 2021, Then and Now; West Hollywood)
Santa Monica Blvd and Western Ave (1920s - East Hollywood; Then and Now)
Santa Monica Canyon (1880s)
Santa Monica Canyon (1880s+; Before and After the Long Wharf; Then and Now)
Santa Monica Canyon (1890s+)
Santa Monica Canyon Bath House (1915 - 1927; aka Bundy Bath House)
Santa Monica City Hall (1903 - 1938; 4th and Oregon/Santa Monica Blvd, SW Corner)
Santa Monica Cycle Path (1900 - 18 Miles; Then and Now)
Santa Monica Electric and Power Co. (1898 - Santa Monica's 1st Power Steam Plant)
Santa Monica Freeway Construction (1960s)
Santa Monica High School (1916+)
Santa Monica Hotel (1880s)
Santa Monica - Ink Well Beach (1920s; aka 'Negro Beach' or 'The Ink Well'; at the foot of Pico Blvd)
Santa Monica Lifeguard Headquarters (1959; 1642 Ocean Front Walk, near Santa Monica Pier)
Santa Monica Lifeguard Service (1920s)
Santa Monica Long Wharf (1893 - 1920, aka Southern Pacific Mammoth Wharf, Port of LA, Santa Monica)
Santa Monica Looff Hippodrome (1916 - Santa Monica Pier)
Santa Monica Municipal Pier (1909; 1st Concrete Pier on the West Coast)
Santa Monica Palisades (1943 - View from the Top - Susan Peters)
Santa Monica Pier (1917 – Combination of Loof Pleasure Pier and Santa Monica Municipal Pier)
Santa Monica Pier (1939 - 1958)
Santa Monica Pier (1972+; Then and Now)
Santa Monica Pier Sign (1940; Then and Now)
Santa Monica SPRR Tunnel (1900 - Today the McClure Tunnel - Then and Now)
Santa Monica Statue (1934, Palisades Park)
Santa Monica Yacht Harbor (1933)
Santa Susana Pass Wagon Road (1895 - 1917; aka Old Santa Susana Stage Road)
Santa Susana Pass Road (1917+ Chatsworth - Simi Valley)
Santa Susana School (1890, later Chatsworth Park School, Topanga Cyn Blvd and Devonshire, NW Corner)
Sardi's Restaurant (6313 Hollywood Blvd)
Satyr Book Shop (1622 Vine Street, Hollywood)
Sawtelle and National (1939, WLA, Then and Now)
Sawtelle, City of (1890s+)
Sawtelle Reservoir (1924 - Near UCLA Campus)
Sawtelle Reservoir (1953 vs 2022; Then and Now)
Sawtelle Veterans Home (aka National Soldiers' Home - now VA Medical Center)
SBE Building (Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co Building - 5900 Wilshire)
Scandia Restaurant (9040 Sunset Blvd - West Hollywood)
Scattergood, Ezra (Biography)
Schaber's Cafeteria (1928, 620 S. Broadway)
Schlitz Brewery (7321 Woodman Ave, Van Nuys)
Schuyler Heim Bridge (1948-2015; Connected Wilmington and Terminal Island)
Schwab's Pharmacy (1932-1988; 8024 W. Sunset Blvd - West Hollywood)
Scoville Bridge (1887-1914, Replaced by the Parker-Mayberry Bridge, Pasadena)
Scrivner's Drive-in Restaurant
Sea Witch Club (1960s, 8516 W. Sunset Blvd, Sunset Strip)
Seaboard National Bank Building (1930, 5505 Wilshire Blvd, later B of A, Wilshire and Dunsmuire, NW Corner)
Sears Building (1927, 2650 E. Olympic Boulevard, Boyle Heights)
Sears Building (Glendale)
Sears (Valley Plaza Mall - North Hollywood)
Second Street Cable Railway (1885 - 1889; 1st Cable Car System in LA)
Second Street Cable Railway (Into Obsolescence - 1885 - 1902; Then and Now)
Second Street Park (1885 - Intersection of Glendale Boulevard and First and Second Streets)
Second Street Tunnel (1924 - Bunker Hill)
Second Street Tunnel (Eastern Portal - Then and Now)
Second Street Tunnel (Western Portal - Then and Now)
Security-First National Bank Building (5209 Wilshire Blvd)
Security Pacific Bank Building (1927; originally First National Bank, Hollywood and Highland, NE Corner)
Security Trust and Savings Bank (1922 - Hollywood and Cahuenga, NE Corner)
Seibu Department Store (1962-1964, 6060 Wilshire Blvd, Fairfax and Wilshire, SE Corner)
Selig Polyscope Company Studio (1909 - 1845 Allesandro St, later Glendale Blvd, Edendale)
Selig Zoo (1911 - 3800 North Mission Road in Eastlake Park, later Lincoln Park)
Semaphore Traffic Signals (ACME Semaphore)
Sennett Studios (1912 - aka Keystone Studios - Edendale, currently 1712 Glendale Boulevard, Echo Park)
Sepulveda and Magnolia (1939 vs. 2022, Then and Now; Colorized)
Sepulveda and San Fernando Mission (1941 vs 2015, Then and Now)
Sepulveda Blvd and Chatsworth Rd (1928, Mission Hills)
Sepulveda Dam (1941)
Sepulveda House (1877 - Olvera Street)
Sepulveda Pass (405 Freeway)
Sepulveda Tunnel (1930 - Sepulveda Pass)
Sepulveda Tunnel (1953 - LAX)
Seven Seas Restaurant & Nightclub (6904 Hollywood Boulevard)
Seventh Street (1912 - 1913; Olive & Hill - Downtown)
Seymour Apartments (1st & Olive, SW Corner)
SFV - Community Name Origins (SFV Communities)
SFV - Street Name Origins (SFV Street Names)
Shadow Ranch (West Hills)
Shakespeare Bridge (1926, Franklin Hills)
Shatto Residence (Lucas & Orange St, later Wilshire; Colorized)
Shelly's Manne-Hole (1960 - 1972: Jazz Club at 1608. N. Cahuenga Blvd.)
Sheraton-Town House (1929 - Wilshire and Commonwealth - originally Town House Building)
Sherman Oaks (1930s - SFV)
Sherman Oaks (1940s - SFV; Then and Now)
Sherman Oaks (1958 - SFV)
Sherman, Town of (West Hollywood)
Sherman Way (1910 - "The $500,000 Boulevard")
Sherman Way (Reseda, 1950s)
Sherman Way and De Soto (1961)
Sherman Way and Mason (1932 vs 2021; Then and Now)
Sherman Way and Reseda (1926 vs 2021; Then and Now)
Sherman Way and Reseda (1938 vs 2022; Then and Now)
Sherman Way and Shoup Ave (1970s)
Ships Coffee Shop (1958-1984, 10877 Wilshire Boulevard, Westwood; Wilshire and Glendon, NE Corner)
Shoup Ave and Burbank Blvd (1949 - Woodland Hills)
Shoup Ave and Oxnard St (1949 - Woodland Hills )
Shoup Ave and Roscoe Blvd (1956 - Canoga Park)
Shoup Ave and Sherman Way (1970s - Canoga Park)
Shoup Ave and Vanowen St (1940s-1956 - Then and Now - West Hills/Canoga Park)
Shoup Ave and Ventura Blvd (1950s - Woodland Hills)
Shrine Auditorium (1906 - aka Al Malakah Temple)
Shrine Auditorium (1926 - 655 W. Jefferson Blvd.)
Shutter Shak Photo Kiosk (1970s - 15336 Goldenwest Avenue)
Sierra Madre Villa Hotel (1876, located by Eaton Cyn Golf Course, East Pasadena)
Sierra’s Mexican Restaurant (6819 Canoga Avenue, Vanowen and Canoga, NW Corner)
Signal Hill (aka "Porcupine Hill", Colorized)
Signal Oil Building (811 West 7th St. - aka the Fine Arts Building, the Havenstrite Building, and Global Marine House)
Signal Oil Service Station (1935; NW corner of Vermont and Melrose)
Significant Dates in LADWP History
Signoret Block (1880s - Main and Turner streets, north of Arcadia Street, opposite the Pico House)
Silent Movie Theatre (611 N. Fairfax)
Silver Lake (1920s vs 2016; Then and Now)
Silver Lake (1932 vs 2022; Sunset and Micheltorena; Then and Now)
Silver Lake Reservoir (1907)
Silverwood's Department Store (ca. 1905 - 6th and Broadway, NE Corner)
Silverwood's Department Store (611 W. 7th Street, Downtown)
Silverwood's Department Store (Wilshire Tower Building, Wilshire and Burnside, SE Corner, Miracle Mile)
Simi Freeway (1968, aka 118 Freeway)
Simon's Drive-in Restaurant (1935, Fairfax and Wilshire, NW Corner)
Simon's Drive-in Restaurant (1940, later a Stan's, Sunset and Highland, SE Corner)
Simon's Drive-in Restaurant (8801 Sunset Blvd - later Dolores Drive-in, Jack’s on the Strip, & Tower Records)
Simon's Drive-in Restaurant (Wilshire and Hoover, SW Corner, later Stan's Drive-in)
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church (later Third Church of Christ, Scientist)
Sinai Temple (1930)
Sisters of Charity Orphanage and School (1860+; 1st School in LA, Alameda and Macy Street; near the LA Plaza)
Sisters' Orphans Home (1899, aka L.A. County Orphanage, 917 S. Boyle Ave, Boyle Heights)
Six Mile House (1885 - Sunset and Gower)
Sixth and Hope Streets (1938 vs. 2021)
Sixth Street Bridge (1932, aka 6th Street Viaduct)
Sixth Street Bridge - New (2022, aka 6th Street Viaduct)
Sixth Street Bridge and Drag Racing (1950s +)
Slapsy Maxie's (originally Wilshire Bowl, 5665 Wilshire Blvd - Masselin and Wilshire, NE Corner)
Slate Dirigible (1920s, Glendale Airport)
Smog in Early Los Angeles (1940s - Today)
Smog in Early Los Angeles (1970s +)
Snow Hotel (1910, later Hotel Southland, 804 W. 6th Street, 6th and Flower, SW Corner)
Snow in the San Fernando Valley (Storm of 1949)
Snowbird Ice Cream (1948, later Baskin-Robbins, 1130 S. Adams Street, Glendale)
Sodium Reactor Experiment (1957 - 1964, Santa Susana Mountains)
Sommerville Hotel (aka Dunbar Hotel)
Sonora Town (1869 - 1871; Then and Now)
Sonora Town (1880 - 1890)
Sonora Town (1880s+)
Sontag Drug Store (1939; Wilshire and Cloverdale; 1939 vs 2022, Then and Now)
Sorrento Ruins (originally Gables Hotel then Sorrento Club Garage - Santa Monica; Then and Now; Colorized)
South Bay and Palos Verdes Peninsula (1932 Map)
South Pasadena High School (1907)
South Pasadena Middle School (1928)
Southern California Amusement Parks (Early Views)
Southern Pacific Coast Daylight (SF to Los Angeles)
Southern Pacific Depot (1914-1939 - aka Central Station, 526 Central Ave)
Southern Pacific Mammoth Wharf (1893 - 1920, aka Long Wharf, Port of LA, Santa Monica)
Southern Pacific Railroad Tunnel - Santa Monica (1900 - Today the McClure Tunnel - Then and Now)
Southern Pacific General Shops (aka Southern Pacific Railroad Yard and SP General Shops)
Southern Pacific Railroad Yard (aka Taylor Yard)
Southern Pacific River Station (1876; 1501 N. San Fernando Rd, later renamed N. Spring Street)
Southland Hotel (1916, originally Hotel Snow, 804 W. 6th Street, 6th and Flower, SW Corner)
Southwest Building (ca. 1903; 130 S. Broadway - LA Chamber of Commerce: 1903-1925)
Southwest Museum (1914; 234 Museum Drive, Mt. Washington)
Spago Restaurant (8795 Sunset Boulevard - West Hollywood)
Spanish Kitchen, Original (7373 W. Beverly Blvd)
Spencer Tracy Ranch (1930s, 5508 White Oak Ave, Encino)
Sphinx Realty (1920; 537 N. Fairfax Ave)
Sports Arena (aka Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena)
Spring and Main (1890s - 1920s: Then and Now)
Spring and Temple (1896; Then and Now)
Spring and Temple (1928: Prior to Extension and Realignment of Spring Street)
Spring and 1st Street (1880+; Colorized)
Spring and 1st Street (1888)
Spring and 1st Street (1888 - 1897; Clolorized)
Spring and 1st Street (1904; Colorized)
Spring and 1st Street (1920)
Spring and 1st Street (1931)
Spring and 1st Street (1953; Then and Now)
Spring and 2nd Street (1884 - 1888; Then and Now)
Spring and 2nd Street (1890)
Spring and 2nd Street (1888 - 1890; Then and Now)
Spring and 2nd Street (1905; Then and Now; Colorized)
Spring and 2nd Street (1920)
Spring and 3rd Street (1888 - 1897)
Spring and 3rd Street (1901 - Before and After)
Spring and 3rd Street (1902 - 1903; Then and Now)
Spring and 3rd Street (1905)
Spring and 3rd Street (1907 - 1908; Then and Now)
Spring and 3rd Street (1920s)
Spring and 3rd Street (1950s)
Spring and 4th Street (1900 - 1906)
Spring and 4th Street (1905)
Spring and 4th Street (1930)
Spring and 5th Street (1886 - 1892)
Spring and 5th Street (1905)
Spring and 5th Street (1918 - 1924)
Spring and 6th Street (1882)
Spring and 6th Street (1906)
Spring and 6th Street (1939 - 1949; Then and Now)
Spring and 7th Street (1908 - 1915; Then and Now)
Spring and 7th Street (1937 - 1949; Then and Now)
Spring and 8th Street (1899)
Spring Street (1880s - North Spring Street)
Spring Street Extension (1928; Temple Street to Sunset Boulevard)
Spring Street School (1st LA Public School)
Spring Street School (2nd location)
Spruce Goose (1947, aka H-4 Hercules)
Squaw Man (1913/14 - 1st feature-length motion picture in Hollywood)
S.S. Avalon (Virginia: 1891–1918, Blue Ridge: 1918–1919, Avalon: 1919–1951)
S.S. Catalina (Catalina: 1924–1942, FS 99: 1942–1946, Catalina: 1946–2009)
S.S. Harvard (1907 - 1931)
S.S. Yale (Yalte: 1907-1945, Greyhoud: 1945-1949)
St. Angelo Hotel (237 N. Grand Ave - current location of the Music Center)
St. Angelo Hotel (1950s; 237 N. Grand Ave; Bunker Hill; Then and Now)
St. Athanasius Episcopal Church (1864 - 1st Episcopal Church in LA)
St. Catherine Hotel (Catalina Island)
St. Charles Hotel (also Bella Union Hotel and Clarendon Hotel)
St. Francis Dam Disaster (March 12, 1928)
St. Joseph Catholic Church (1889 - Present; 218 E. 12th Street)
St. Mark's Hotel (1905, Ocean Front and Windward Ave, Venice)
St. Mary Catholic Church (1896 - Boyle Heights)
St. Mary the Virgin Anglican-Rite Catholic Church (22601 Lassen Street, Chatsworth)
St. Monica Statue (1934, Palisades Park)
St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral (1883 - 523 S. Olive, current site of the Biltmore Hotel; Then and Now; Colorized)
St. Vibiana's Cathedral (1876, aka Catholic Cathedral of Saint. Vibiana- 2nd and Main St, SE Corner)
St. Vibiana's Cathedral Views (1890s)
St. Vincent de Paul Church (1925; 621 W. Adams Blvd, Figueroa and Adams, NW Corner)
St. Vincent's College (2nd location)
St Vincent's Hospital (1884 - Beaudry Park, Beaudry & Sunset)
St. Vincent's Hospital 1924; 2131 W. Third St)
Stahl House (Hollywood Hills)
Standard Service Station (1935, Wilshire and Coronado, NE Corner)
Stanley Hotel and Apartments (1921-1950's: 2nd and Figueroa, over the 2nd Street Tunnel)
Stanley Hotel and Apartments (1966 Deomolition - 2nd and Figueroa, over the 2nd Street Tunnel)
Stan's Drive-in Coffee Shop (Sunset and Highland, SE Corner)
Stan's Drive-in Restaurant (Beverly and La Brea, NW Corner)
Stan's Drive-in Restaurant (4400 block of Sunset, East Hollywood)
Stan's Drive-in Restaurant (Wilshire and Hoover, SW Corner - previously Simon's)
Staples Center (Downtown)
State Building (1931 - 1976, 1st and Spring, NW Corner)
State Normal School (1881 - 1924, Grand Ave and 5th Street, location of the current Central Library)
State Normal School (UCLA)
State Normal School to Central Library (1922 vs 2021; Then and Now)
Statler Hilton (1952-2013; originally Statler Center, later Los Angeles Hilton and Wilshire Grand Hotel)
Stephen M. White - Statue (1891, LA County Courthouse)
Sterling Plaza (aka California Bank Building, Beverly Hills, 9441 Wilshire Blvd)
Stetson Residence (aka Rancho Sombrero, Sylmar)
Stimson Building (1907; 256 South Spring Street; Spring and 3rd, NE Corner, Then and Now)
Stimson Building (1907; 256 South Spring Street; Spring and 3rd, NE Corner, Then and Now)
Stimson House (1891 - aka 'The Castle')
Stock Exchange Building (619 S. Spring)
Stone Canyon Reservoir (1924, Upper & Lower)
Stoney Point (1930s & 1940s, Chatsworth)
Stoney Point (1960s+, aka Stoney Point Outcroppings or Chatsworth Formation)
Story Building (aka Walter P. Story Building - 6th and Broadway, SE Corner)
Street Name Origins (San Fernando Valley)
Streetcar Tokens and Coin Boxes (1940s & 1950s)
Streetcars: Horse-Drawn (1874 - 1888; LA's 1st Horse-Drawn Streetcars)
Streetcars: Cable (1885 - 1902; LA's 1st Cable Streetcars)
Streetcars: Early Interior Views (1920s)
Streetcars: Electric (1886; LA's 1st Electric Streetcars)
Streetcars: Gasoline-Powered (1897; Mateo Street & Santa Fe Ave. Street Car Co.)
Streetcars: Los Angeles Railway (1895-1945; LARy - aka the Yellow Cars of Los Angeles)
Streetcars of Los Angeles (1939 - 1966; Then and Now)
Streetlight and Trolley Combination Poles (Dual-Lamp teardrop - near Union Station)
Streetlight and Trolley Combination Poles (UM-2502 - Modification of a Dual-lamp UM-1906)
Streetlight, Trolley, and Power Combination Poles (1930s - Hollywood)
Streetlight Maintenance (Historical)
Streetlght Maintenance (Contemporary)
Streetlights (Beverly Hills)
Streetlights ('Broadway' Llewellyn Dual-lamp Electrolier – 1920s)
Streetlights (Broadway Rose and Broadway Specials)
Streetlights (Brodaway Rose and Broadway Specials - Contemporary Views)
Streetlights (California Special - aka 'Magnolia Double' - Westinghouse--Llewellyn, Leimert Park)
Streetlights (California Special - aka 'Magnolia Double' - Westinghouse-Llewellyn, North Hollywood)
Streetlights (CD 913s - Dual-Lamp Teardrop - Contemporary Views)
Streetlights (CD 923s)
Streetlights (Century City Special - 1960+)
Streetlights (Chester Lamps - 1903, Six-Globe Lights, West Adams District)
Streetlights (Cobra LED Electroliers)
Streetlights (Davit-style, aka Cobra Streetlight; 1950-1980)
Streetlights (Dual-lamp GE Form 81 Teardrop Electrolier - 1940s+)
Streetlights (Dual-lamp Union Metal Electroliers - UM-1906 - Mid-1920s)
Streetlights (Dual-lamp Union Metal Electroliers - UM-1906 - 1930s; Westlake District)
Streetlights (Dual-lamp Union Metal Electroliers - UM-1906 - 1940 -1970; Downtown)
Streetlights (Dual-lamp Union Metal Electroliers - UM-1906 - Contemporary Views)
Streetlights (Dual-lamp Union Metal Electroliers - UM-1931 - North Hollywood, Mid-City, and Boyle Heights)
Streetlights (Dual-lamp Marbelite 1900s - Melrose, Fairfax, La Brea, Wilshire - Carthay Circle & Westwood)
Streetlights (Electroliers: Free-Standing Streetilights generally on their own posts)
Streetlights (Five-Globe Standard Llewellyn Electroliers - 1905+)
Streetlights (Five-Glove Llewellyn - Contemporary Views)
Streetlights (Five-Globe 'Winslow' Llewellyn Electroliers - 1900+)
Streetlights (Five-Globe 'Winslow' Llewellyn Electroliers - 1930+)
Streetlights (Genie Lamps - Boyle Heights)
Streetlights (Genie Lamps - DTLA)
Streetlights (Genie Lamps - Hollywood 1950s)
Streetlights (Genie Lamps - Hollywood Contemporary)
Streetlights (Hollywood Special - 1960+)
Streetlights (LA Streetlight History)
Streetlights (LAX Eaton Contemporary Electroliers- 2013)
Streetlights (1882 - LA's First Electric Streetlight)
Streetlights (Black-out Modification during WWII)
Streetlights (1913 - Early Van Nuys Streetlights)
Streetlights (Melrose Hill Special - East Hollywood)
Streetlights (Metropolitan Streetlight Standard - Hollywood, 1920s-1940s)
Streetlights (Metropolitan Streetlight Standard - Hollywood / West Hollywood, 1930s)
Streetlights (Metropolitan LEDs -2020)
Streetlights (Olympic Special - Dragon-Arm)
Streetlights (Pacific - UM-1747, similar to the Metropolitan)
Streetlights (Pacific - UM-1747, Contemporary Views)
Streetlights (Pico Five-Globe Llewellyn Electrolier – 1928)
Streetlights (SFV - Sherman Way - 1912)
Streetlights (Sternberg “Richmond” Tear Drop – Resembling a shower head)
Streetlights (Time Switches)
Streetlights (Utilitarian: Streetlgihts Attached to Wire or Pole)
Streetlights (UM-70149 - Teardrop)
Streetlights (Van Nuys Blvd - Brightest in the City - 1970s)
Streetlights (Ventura Specials - SFV)
Streetlights (Vine Double - Hollywood)
Streetlights (Washington - Dual-Lamp Llewellyn Electrolier)
Streetlights (Western - Dual-Lamp Llewellyn Electrolier)
Streetlights (Westwood Special - 1929)
Streetlights (Wilshire Double - 1950s; Wilshire Blvd, from Fairfax Ave to beyond Wilton Place)
Streetlights (Wilshire Special - 1928)
Streetlights (Wilshire Special - DTLA 2019+)
Streetlights (Windsor Square - 1914)
Streetlights (Winslow - Five-Globe Llewellyn Electroliers - 1928; Hill Street, Downtown LA)
Studio City (1920s - 1930s, also Republic Studios, today CBS Studio Center; Then and Now)
Studio City (1940s +)
Studio City (1950s & 1960s; Ventura Boulevard, Then and Now)
Studio City Hand Car Wash (11514 Ventura Boulevard)
Studio City Theatre (today Bookstar/Barns & Noble, 12136 Ventura Blvd)
Sturgis Radio Store (1929; 5308 Wilshire Boulevard, near La Brea, SW Corner)
Subway Terminal Building (1925 - 417 S. Hill St)
Sun Valley (1948+)
Sunbeam Theatre (Highland Park)
Sunfax Mart (Sunset & Fairfax)
Sunkist Building (1935 - 1972, Downtown, 5th and Hope St)
Sunkist Building (1970 - Sherman Oaks, 14130 Riverside Dr.)
Sunland - Tujunga (1914 - 1928)
Sunset and Crescent Heights (1908; Then and Now)
Sunset and Crescent Heights (1957 vs 2022; Then and Now)
Sunset and Doheny Road (1938, West Hollywood, Then and Now)
Sunset and Figueroa (1924; Then and Now)
Sunset and Gower (1885 - Six Mile House)
Sunset and Gower (1912 - Nestor Film Company/Christie Studios; Then and Now)
Sunset and Gower (1938 - Present, aka Gower Gulch; Then and Now)
Sunset and Highland (1922 - Then and Now)
Sunset and Highland (1960s - Stan's Drive-in, Hollywood High School)
Sunset and La Cruz Drive (1950s and 1960s; Pacific Palisades)
Sunset and Laurel Canyon (1908; Then and Now)
Sunset and Laurel Canyon (1931+; 1931 vs 2019; Then and Now)
Sunset and Micheltorena (1932 vs 2022; Silver Lake; Then and Now)
Sunset and PCH (1940, Then and Now)
Sunset and Vine (1940 - Hollywood
Sunset and Vine (1940s)
Sunset and Vine (1938 - 1949; Hollywood)
Sunset and Vine (1940 to 1978; Hollywood)
Sunset and Vine (1952 - Genie-lamp Streetlights)
Sunset and Vine (1965 - Hollywood)
Sunset and Vine (1975 +; Hollywood)
Sunset Boulevard (ca.1900 - Hollywood)
Sunset Boulevard (ca.1903 - Echo Park; Then and Now)
Sunset Boulevard (1904 - Grand Opening - at Glendale Blvd., Echo Park; Then and Now)
Sunset Boulevard (1907 - 1912 - near Occidental Blvd; 2751 Sunset; Echo Park; Then and Now)
Sunset Boulevard (1950s - between Argyle and El Centro Avenues, Hollywood)
Sunset Boulevard (1960s - Hollywood)
Sunset Boulevard, Beverly Hills (1925; Then and Now; Colorized)
Sunset Clock Market (1929 - Wilshire Blvd and Hamilton Drive, NE Corner)
Sunset Grill (7439 Sunset Boulevard)
Sunset Hotel (1890, 703 San Fernando Street, later N. Spring Street, Sonora Town)
Sunset Park (later La Fayette Park)
Sunset Plaza (Sunset Boulevard bet. La Cienega and San Vicente at Sunset Plaza Drive; Then and Now)
Sunset Strip (1931, 8300 block, Then and Now)
Sunset Strip Billboards (1960s - 1980s)
Sunset Tower (1931 vs. 2014, Then and Now)
Sunset Tower Apartments (1931 - Sunset Strip, 8358 Sunset Blvd)
Sunset Tower Hotel (1970+; originally Sunset Tower Apts, St. James Club and Hotel, and Argyle Hotel)
Sunset Trail (Santa Monica, 1905+; Colorized)
Sunset Vine Tower (1963)
Sunspot Motel (aka Carl's at the Beach, Carl's Sea-Air Motel, Carl's Sea-Air Lodge - Pacific Palisades)
Super Bowl I (1967, Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum)
Surfrider Beach (1960s, Malibu)
Surfridge (1920+, portion of Playa del Rey)
Surfridge and the Jet Age (1960s & 1970s - LAX expansion by Eminent Domain)
Switchback Roller Coaster (1887 - Arcadia Hotel / Santa Monica)
Sylmar (1900 - 1950; Los Angeles Olive Growers Association)
Sylmar (1950s)
Syndicate Block (aka Arcade Block, 1912 - Owensmouth)
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Taft Building (1923, SE Corner of Hollywood and Vine)
Tail o' the Pup Hot Dog Stand (1946; 311 N. La Cienega)
Tajo Building (1898 - 1940; Broadway and 1st Street, NW Corner)
Tally's New Broadway Theatre (1910, aka Kinemacolor Theatre, 833 S. Broadway)
Talmadge Apartments (3278 Wilshire Blvd)
Tam O'Shanter Restaurant (2980 Los Feliz Blvd)
Tamale Restaurant (1928, 6421 Whittier Boulevard, East Los Angeles)
Tampa and Parthenia (1960, Northridge; Then and Now)
Tarzana (1910s - 1940s, San Fernando Valley)
Tarzana (1940s - 1960s, San Fernando Valley)
Tarzana Post Office (1930s and 1940s+)
Taylor Grocery and the Taylor Milling Company (became Taylor Yard - San Fernando Rd)
Taylor Yard and Southern Pacific General Shops (aka Southern Pacific Railroad Yard and SP General Shops)
Temperance Temple (aka Women's Christian Temperance Union Building - WCTU)
Temple and Alvarado (1923-2019; Then and Now)
Temple and Broadway (1890-1905)
Temple and Broadway (1932)
Temple and Broadway (1937+)
Temple and Edgeware (1948; Then and Now)
Temple and Hill Streets (1884 - 1906)
Temple and Justicia (1870s - 1920s)
Temple and Spring (1891, LA County Courthouse, SW Corner, Then and Now)
Temple and Spring (1891; Then and Now)
Temple Block (1850+)
Temple Block (1858 - 1876)
Temple Block (1885 - 1891)
Temple Block to City Hall (1885 - 1928)
Temple Emanu-el (639 S. Manhattan Pl.)
Temple Street (1876, w/o Bunker Hill
Temple Street (1870s - 1880s)
Temple Street Cable Railway Barn (1890)
Terminal Annex Building (1939 - 900 N. Alameda Street)
Terminal Annex Building (1939)
Texaco Building (1927; 933 S. Broadway; aka California Petroleum Building, United Artist Theatre, and Ace Hotel and Theater)
'The Castle' and 'The Salt Box' (325 S. Bunker Hill Ave - last houses on Bunker Hill, 1969)
The Comedy Store (Previously Club Seville and Ciro's)
The Old Barn (1913 - The Squaw Man - 1st Film in Hollywood)
The Pike (1905 - Long Beach)
The Point (Wilshire and Santa Monica Boulevards, Beverly Hills)
The Squaw Man (1913/14 - 1st feature-length motion picture in Hollywood)
The Syndicate (1910 - Los Angeles Suburban Home Co. - Lankershim, Van Nuys, Marian, and Owensmouth)
The Track Drive-in Restaurant (8201 Beverly Blvd - Beverly and La Jolla Ave, SW Corner)
Thelma Todd's Sidewalk Café (1930s, 17575 Pacific Coast Highway, Pacific Palisades; Then and Now; Colorized)
Theme Building (LAX - 1961)
Third and Fairfax Area (1940s & 1950s)
Third Street Promenade (1880, Santa Monica)
Third Street Promenade (ca.1890; Del Mar Ice Cream Parlor, 400 block of 3rd Street, Santa Monica)
Third Street Promenade (1910, Santa Monica)
Third Street Promenade (1933+; Santa Monica)
Third Street Tunnel (1885; Before and After / Then and Now)
Third Street Tunnel (1901, Then and Now)
Third Street Tunnel (1944+; Western Portal; Then and Now)
Third Street Tunnel (1950+; Eastern Portal)
Thompson Scenic Raiway (1910; Venice)
Thriftimart (1950s, Canoga Park, 20934 Roscoe Boulevard, Roscoe and DeSoto, SW Corner).
Thriftimart (1950s, North Hollywood, Valley Plaza Mall; Victory and Laurel Canyon Blvds)
Thriftimart (ca. 1961, Encino, 4922 Balboa Blvd.)
Thrifty Drug Store and A&P Market (Sunset and Fairfax)
Throop Polytechnic Institute (later California Institute of Technology - Caltech)
Tilford's Restaurant and Coffee Shop (1949, Wilshire and La Brea, NW Corner)
Tiny Naylor's Restaurant and Drive-in (1949, Sunset & La Brea, NW Corner)
Tishman Plaza (1952, later Central Plaza, 3440-3460 Wilshire Boulevard, at Normandie)
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. Building (1931; 5th and Hill, NW Corner)
Toed Inn (1920s - Channel Rd in Santa Monica Cyn; 1938 - moved to 12008 Wilshire Boulevard)
Toff's Coffee Shop (Hollywood and Orchid, NW Corner)
Toluca Yard (aka PE Belmont Yard, North portal of Belmont Tunnel)
Tom Bradley E. S. & H Charter Magnet (previously 38th Street School)
Tom Breneman's Restaurant (Vine Street n/o Sunset Blvd)
Tommy's Hamburgers (Beverly & Rampart)
Tommy's Restaurant (1947 - Not the Hamburger Chain - 6343 Vineland Ave, North Hollywood)
Toonerville Trolley Sandwich Shop
Topanga Amusement Center (1971, Victory and Topanga Canyon, Then and Now)
Topanga and Devonshire (1939 - Chatsworth)
Topanga and Devonshire (1939 - 1949; Then and Now)
Topanga and Lassen (1911 vs. 2023; Then and Now)
Topanga and Vanowen (1948 vs 2021; Then and Now, Canoga Park HS)
Topanga and Victory (1975 vs 2022; Warner Center, Woodland Hills; Then and Now)
Topanga Canyon (1909)
Topanga Canyon Road (1900 - 1921)
Topanga Canyon Summit (1920s)
Topanga Canyon Summit (1937 - 1942)
Topanga Creek and Lagoon (1910: Topanga Creek Bridge; Then and Now)
Topanga Plaza Ice Arena (1970s - Later Known as Ice Capades Chalet)
Topanga Plaza Mall (1964 - Woodland Hills)
Topanga Plaza Mall (1960s - Mandarin Wok)
Topanga Theatre (Topanga and Victory Blvd, SE Corner)
Topper Motel (1950, North side of Ventura Boulevard, west of Colfax Avenue, Studio City)
Touraine Apartments (457 S. Hope)
Tournament of Roses Parade (1890, Pasadena)
Tournament of Roses Parade (1950s, Pasadena)
Tower Records (1971 - Sunset Strip)
Tower Theatre (1927, 8th and Broadway, SE Corner; Colorized)
Towers Motors (1949, 600 E. Colorado Street, Glendale)
Town House Building (1929 - Wilshire and Commonwealth - later Sheraton-Town House)
Tower Motor Hotel (1940s; 10980 Ventura Blvd, Studio City)
Track Drive-in Restaurant (1948, 8201 Beverly Blvd - Beverly and La Jolla Ave, SW Corner)
Tracy Ranch (1930s, Spencer and Louise Tracy, 5508 White Oak Ave, Encino)
Traffic Signals (American Bobby)
Traffic Signals (ACME Semaphore)
Travel Town (Griffith Park)
Treaty of Cahuenga (1847)
Trinity Auditorium (1914 - 851 S. Grand)
Tropical Ice Gardens (1938 - 1950, Westwood Village)
Tropico, Town of (1918 - Annexed into Glendale & Los Angeles; 1910s vs 2022; Then and Now)
Troubadour Nightclub (1957; 9081 Santa Monica Blvd, West Hollywood)
Tuna Club (1908 - Avalon Harbor, Catalina)
Turnverein Hall (1888; 321 S. Main Street)
Twin Barrels Café (ca. 1925, 7227 Beverly Blvd at Alta Vista Ave, NE Corner)
Twin Lakes Park (ca. 1920 - Chatsworth)
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UCLA (Early Views of)
UCLA & Westwood (Early Views of)
UCLA Bridge (1928 - aka Arroyo Bridge)
UCLA Bus Stop (1931)
UCLA Construction Mules (1928)
UCLA Parking (1932; Colorized)
UCLA'S First Buildings (1928)
UCLA Westwood Campus (1929 - Colorized)
Union 76 Service Station (1934; Adams & Figueroa)
Union 76 Service Station (1934; Adams and Hoover; Then and Now)
Union Bank Building (1966 - 455 S. Figueroa St)
Union Station (1939+)
Union Station (1935 vs 2022; Then and Now)
Union Station (Contemporary Views)
Union Station and Chinatown (1930s)
United Artists Studios (1920s, originally Pickford- Fairbanks Studios, Santa Monica Blvd and Formosa Ave)
United Artists Theater (1927-1990; later University Cathedral (1990-2011) and Ace Hotel (2014 - present), 933 S. Broadway)
Universal City (1928)
Universal Studios (1915 - Present - Universal City)
Universal Studios - Jaws (1976)
Universalist Church (1890 - Raymond and Chestnut Streets, SE Corner - Pasadena; Colorized)
Universalist Church & Public Library (1890 - Walnut & Raymond, Pasadena; Colorized)
Urban Light (2008 - Streetlight Sculpure Assemblage by Chris Burden at LACMA)
U.S. Bank Tower (1989, formerly Library Tower and First Interstate Bank World Center)
USC (University of Southern California)
USC (1910 - Hot Tamales Man)
USC (1887 - College of Liberal Arts Building - “Old College”)
USC Pacific Asia Museum (1929, aka Grace Nicholson Bazaar and Art Gallery, 46 N. Los Robles Ave, Pasadena)
USC Physical Education Building (1930)
U.S. Hotel (ca. 1863, Market St and Main St, SE Corner)
U.S. Naval Fleet at San Pedro Harbor (1919 - 1940)
U.S. Post Office Terminal Annex Building (1940; 900 N. Alameda Street)
Utilitarian Streetlights (Bureau of Power and Light)
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Val D'Amour Apartment Building (854 S. Oxford)
Valley Ice Skating Center (1960 - 1970s, 18361 Ventura Blvd, Tarzana)
Valley Music Theatre (1963 - 1980, 20600 Ventura Blvd, Woodland Hills)
Valley Plaza Mall (1951 - Victory and Laurel Canyon Blvds)
Valley Presbyterian Hospital (1958 - 15107 Vanowen Street, Van Nuys)
Valley Recreational Center (1938 - 12229 Ventura Boulevard, Studio City)
Valley Refrigeration Co. Store (Canoga Park, today Work Boot Warehouse)
Valley State College (aka San Fernando Valley State, CSUN)
Valley Steam Plant (1953; 11805 Sheldon Street, Sunland)
Valley Times (11109 Magnolia Blvd)
Valley Unitarian Universalist Church ("The Onion")
Van de Kamp's Bakery (1921, 1st Windmall Shop in Los Angeles, Western and Beverly)
Van de Kamp's Bakery (ca. 1930, Beverly and Westmoreland, NW Corner; Then and Now)
Van de Kamp's Bakery (300 S. Verdugo Road, Glendale)
Van de Kamp's Bakery (1927, Pasadena - 1696 E Colorado Boulevard, Colorado and Bonnie, SE Corner)
Van de Kamp's Bakery (1929, Parkhurst Building, Santa Monica - 185 Pier Ave, Ocean Park)
Van de Kamp's Bakery (1950s, Wilshire and Masselin Ave, NE Corner - Miracle Mile)
Van de Kamp's Bakery (1940s, Beverly Hills, Wilshire and Tower Drive, SE Corner)
Van de Kamp's Bakery Headquarters (1930; 2930 Fletcher Drive, Glassel Park)
Van de Kamp's Drive-in (Fletcher Drive and San Fernando Rd, Atwater)
Van Norman Reservoir (aka Lower San Fernando Reservoir)
Van Nuys (1911 - "The Town That Started Right")
Van Nuys (1920s)
Van Nuys (1960s)
Van Nuys Airport (1928 - Originally Metropolitan Airport)
Van Nuys Blvd (1920s)
Van Nuys Blvd (1940s & 1950)
Van Nuys Blvd (1970s)
Van Nuys and Calvert (1921 vs 2021, Then and Now)
Van Nuys and Delano (1926 vs 2022, Then and Now)
Van Nuys and Erwin (1946 vs 2021, Then and Now)
Van Nuys and Ventura Freeway (1961; Then and Now)
Van Nuys and Victory Blvds (1950s & 1960s)
Van Nuys City Hall (1932)
Van Nuys Drive-in Theatre (1948, 15040 Roscoe Blvd)
Van Nuys Grammar School (1912, 6464 Sylmar Ave)
Van Nuys High School (1914, 6535 Cedros Ave at Haynes St)
Van Nuys Hotel (1910s - 6211 Van Nuys Blvd; Then and Now)
Van Nuys Hotel (1897 - later Barclay Hotel, 4th & Main St, NW Corner)
Van Nuys Residence (1880s - Spring and 7th, SW Corner)
Van Nuys Residence (San Fernando Valley)
Vanowen and Tampa (1973; Then and Now)
Variety Arts Center Building (1924; 940 S. Figueroa St - aka Friday Morning Club Building)
Variety Arts Theatre (1924; 940 S. Figueroa St - aka Figueroa Playhouse)
Vejar Stage Station (Built in 1820, Agoura)
Velvet Turtle (Chinatown, Hill and Ord Streets, NE Corner)
Venetian Studio Furniture Store (8811 Sunset Boulevard - future location of Tower Records)
Venice Aero Police (1919, Ince Field)
Venice Amusement Pier (1905 - Abbot Kinney and Ernest Pickering)
Venice Aquarium (ca. 1908 - Venice Pier; Colorized)
Venice Canals (1904+, Then and Now)
Venice High School (1924; 13000 Venice Boulevard)
Venice Miniature Railway (1905)
Venice of America (1905; Ship Cafe and the Venice Pier Dance Pavilion, aka Kinney Pier, Venice Lagoon and Canals, Windward Avenue)
Venice Beach (1910s thru 1920s)
Venice Oil Field (1929 - 1990s)
Venice Trams (1916 - 1929, Venice to Santa Monica; Colorized)
Ventura and Balboa Boulevards (1950s - Encino)
Ventura and Cangoa Ave (1957 - Then and Now)
Ventura and Glade Ave (1927, NW Corner)
Ventura and Hazeltine (1948, NE Corner; Then and Now)
Ventura and Laurel Canyon (1948; Studio City; Then and Now)
Ventura and Sepulveda Boulevards (1950s - Sherman Oaks)
Ventura and Topanga Cyn Boulevards (1949 vs 2021; Then and Now, Woodland Hills)
Ventura and Topanga Cyn Boulevards (1962; Then and Now, Woodland Hills)
Ventura and Van Nuys Boulevards (1940s - 1961; Then and Now, Sherman Oaks)
Ventura Boulevard (1946 - 1954: Sherman Oaks; Studio City; Encino; Woodland Hills)
Ventura Boulevard (1927 - Sherman Oaks)
Ventura Boulevard near Vineland Ave (1954 vs 2019; Then and Now; Studio City)
Ventura Freeway Construction (1914; between Liberty Cyn Rd and Chesboro Rd near Calabasas, Then and Now)
Ventura Freeway Construction (1958-1960; near the 405 Interchange)
Ventura Freeway and Sand Diego Freeway Interchange (1958)
Ventura Freeway and Van Nuys (1961; Then and Now)
Ventura Freeway at Mulholland Exit (1960; West San Fernando Valley)
Ventura Gas & Oil Station (1929; Eagle Rock)
Verdugo Wash (1936 - Glendale)
Vermonica Streetlight Exhibit (1993 - Original Location, Santa Monica Blvd and Vermont Ave)
Vermonica Streetlight Exhibit (2020 - Current Location, Santa Monica Blvd and Lyman Place, East Hollywood)
Vermont and 4th Street (1931)
Vermont and Manchester Avenues (1920 - 1940)
Vickrey-Brunswig Building (1883)
Victor Heights (Adjacent to Angeleno Heights)
Victor Heights (Changing Skyline; then and Now)
Victoria Arms Hotel Apartments (1924, today Park Wilshire Apartments, 2424 Wilshire Boulevard)
Victoria Park (1918; Crenshaw and Pico/Venice)
Victory and Van Nuys Blvds (1950s & 1960s)
Victory and Whitsett (1944; Then and Now)
Victory Drive-in Theatre (13037 Victory Blvd, North Hollywood)
Victory Elementary School (1928 - Victory Blvd and Radford Ave, SW Corner)
Victory Fountain (1926 - Long Beach)
Victory Girls Gas Station (1942, 8th and Alvarado)
Viking Ski Shop (1950s - 13733 Ventura Boulevard, Sherman Oaks)
Villa Carlotta (1926 - Franklin and Tamarind, NW Corner)
Villa de Leone (1926 - Castellammare - Pacific Palisades; Colorized)
Villa Madama (Hancock Mansion)
Villa Nova Restaurant (Sunset Strip - later Rainbow Bar & Grill)
Ville de Paris (1901)
Ville de Paris Department Store (7th & Olive - later B.H. Dyas Co.)
Vincent Lugo Adobe (1840s - 1949; Los Angeles Street across from LA Plaza; Original location of St. Vincent College)
Vincent Thomas Bridge (1963, San Pedro - Terminal Island)
Vincent Thomas Bridge (1963, San Pedro)
Vine and Yucca (1950 vs 2022, Then and Now)
Vine Street (1920s - Looking north toward the Hollywood Hills)
Vine Street (ca.1929 - 700-900 Block, Waring to Barton)
Vine Street Theatre (Today, Ricardo Montalbán Theatre)
Vista Theatre (1923, originally Bard's Theatre - 4473 Sunset Blvd)
Vista Theatre (1923, originally Bard's Hollywood Theatre - 4473 Sunset Blvd, East Hollywood)
Vista Theatre (1950+)
Vitagraph Studio (1911 - 1915; 1400 block 2nd Street, Santa Monica)
Vitagraph Studio (1915 - Present; today Prospect Studios, 4151 Prospect Ave, Talmadge and Prospect Ave)
V-J Day Celebration (Downtown LA; August 14, 1945; Broadway and 7th Street)
V-J Day Celebration (Hollywood and Vine)
Vogel Block (7th & Broadway, SW Corner)
Vogue Theatre (6675 Hollywood Boulevard)
Vogue Theatre (1941 - 1955; 735 S. Brand Boulevard; Glendale)
Vroman's Bookstore (Pasadena - 1890s)
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Waldron Apartments (1945; 509 California Street, now the 101 Frwy)
Walker Dodge (Today, Dependable Dodge - Canoga Park)
Wallichs Music City (1940 to 1978; Sunset and Vine, NW Corner)
Walking Over Santa Monica (1918; Standing on a Plane Wing Over Ocean Park)
Walt Disney Concert Hall (2003, bounded by Hope Street, Grand Avenue, and 1st and 2nd Streets)
Walt Disney Studios (1926 to 1940; 2710 Hyperion Ave, Los Feliz)
Walter P. Story Building (1909 - 610 S. Broadway - 6th and Broadway, SE Corner)
Ward Hotel (8th and Olive Streets, SW Corner)
Warner Beverly Theatre (9404 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills)
Warner Bros. West Coast Studios (aka KTLA Studios, today Sunset Bronson Studios - 5858 Sunset Blvd)
Warner Brothers Studios - Hollywood (later Sunset Bowling Center and Sunset Bronson Stuidos)
Warner Brothers Studios - Burbank (Originally First National Pictures)
Warner Brothers Downtown Theatre (Originall the 2nd Pantages Theatre, 7th & Hill, NW Corner)
Warner Brothers Theatre (later Hollywood Pacific Theatre; Hollywood & Wilcox, NE Corner)
Warner Center, Woodland Hills (1975 vs 2022; Then and Now)
Warner Ranch (1958 - West San Fernando Valley - Then and Now)
Washington Park (1912 - Baseball Field - Hill Street and Washington Blvd)
Washington Boulevard (1896 - originally Washington Street; Main St, Maple St)
Washington Boulevard Bridge (1931 - Los Angeles River)
Water and Power Building (111 N. Hope St.)
Water in Early Los Angeles Presentation (W&PA - 6/9/21)
Water Department Original Building
Water Wheel (Zanja Madre)
Watts Towers (1765 East 107th St,)
Webb's Department Store (Glendale, S/W corner of Brand Blvd and Wilson Ave)
Weddington House (1895, Currently site of the El Portal Theatre, 5269 Lankershim Blvd)
Weeks Poultry Colony (1924, later Winnetka)
Weller Residence (1894 - 401 N. Figueroa)
Weller Street (now Onizuka Street, Little Tokyo)
West Hollywood (Early Views of)
West Los Angeles (1950s)
West Side Lighting Company (1887 - later Edison Electric Company)
West Way Super Service Station (1933; Western and Harold, NW Corner; Colorized)
Western Auto Supply Co. Building (1931, 5652 Wilshrie Boulevard, Wilshire and Hauser, NW Corner; Then and Now)
Western and Beverly (1920 vs. 2021; Then and Now)
Western and 3rd Street (1940; Then and Now)
Western and Pico (1895 vs. 2023; Then and Now)
Western and Santa Monica (1920s - East Hollywood; Then and Now)
Western and Seventh (1924; Then and Now)
Western Avenue (1895 - 1905; and Sunset, and Santa Monica, and Melrose, and Pico, and Washington)
Western Building (aka Hollywood Western Building, Hollywood and Western, SW Corner)
Westin Bonaventure Hotel (1976)
Westlake Park (1880s; Colorized)
Westlake Park (1920s+)
Westlake Park (1930s+, renamed MacArthur Park in 1942)
Westlake Theatre (1926, 638 S. Alvarado St)
Westminster Hotel (1887 - 4th & Main, NE Corner)
Westwood (Early Views of)
Westwood and Kinross (1932, Then and Now; Colorized)
Westwood Gas Stations (1930s; Colorized)
Westwood Pedicabs (1980s)
Westwood Service Stations (1930s; Colorized)
Westwood Speicals (Streetlights)
Westwood Then and Now (1932 vs. 2021)
Westwood Village (1940s; Color)
Westwood Village Development (1929)
Westwood Village Theatre (aka Fox Theatre or 'The Fox')
Wetherby & Kayser Shoes (Pasadena - 1894)
Whisky A-Go-Go (Sunset Strip)
White Sox Ball Park (South Los Angeles - 38th Street and Compton Ave)
White Spot Café (5357 Wilshire Boulevard - Miracle Mile)
White Spot Restaurant (5467 Wilshire Boulevard - Miracle Mile)
White Star Pier (1905-1949; 1908-Bristol Pier; 1919–Crystal Pier; Santa Monica Bay)
White, Stephen M. - Statue (1891, LA County Courthouse)
Whiteman Airport (aka Whiteman Air Park, Pacoima)
Whitley Mansion (5849 Van Nuys Blvd, Currently site of Keyes Toyota Dealership)
Wich Stand Coffee Shop (4508 W. Slauson Ave)
Widney Hall (USC)
Wil Wright's Ice Cream (1954, Beverly Hills - Beverly Drive and Charleville Boulevard, SE Corner)
Wil Wright's Ice Cream (1950, West Hollywood - 8651 Sunset Boulevard, Sunset Plaza)
Wil Wright's Ice Cream (1960s, Sherman Oaks - Ventura and Van Nuys Blvds, NW Corner)
Willard's Restaurant (Pico Blvd)
Willard's Restaurant (Loz Feliz - later Brown Derby)
William Dibble Fuel and Feed Store (1898 - 6th and Main, SE Corner)
William Fox Studios (1916 - 1845 Allesandro St, later Glendale Blvd, Edendale)
William Fox Studios (1917 - 1924, Western and Fernwood Ave, Hollywood)
Willoughby Hotel (also A. I. Bath Building, 1898, Hill and 5th, SE Corner)
Wilmington Exchange Buildiing, Hotel, and Stage Station (Canal St., now Avalon Blvd)
Wilmington Transportation Company (1880s - 1920 - San Pedro to Catalina Steamboat Ferry)
Wilshire and Alexandria (1939 - Then and Now; Colorized)
Wilshire and Alvarado (1940 - Then and Now)
Wilshire and Beaudry (1956 vs 2010; 1956 vs 2018; Then and Now)
Wilshire and Beverly Drive (1938 vs 2021; Then and Now)
Wilshire and Burnside (1950 - Then and Now)
Wilshire and Fairfax (1920 - 1923)
Wilshire and Fairfax (1929)
Wilshire and Fairfax (1938+)
Wilshire and Fairfax, Early Views of (1920 - Present)
Wilshire and Fairfax Looking West (ca. 1930)
Wilshire w/o Fairfax (1964 vs 2022; Then and Now)
Wilshire and Highland (1950s)
Wilshire and Kenmore (1928; 1980 vs 2021; Then and Now)
Wilshire and La Brea (1928+)
Wilshire and La Brea (1929; World Series, Sturgis Radio Store)
Wilshire and La Brea (1939; Then and Now)
Wilshire and La Brea (1949+)
Wilshire (Orange) and Lucas (1892 - NW Corner - Today's Home of the Good Samaritan Hospital)
Wilshire and Masselin (1930, Miracle Mile; Then and Now)
Wilshire and Normandie (1928+)
Wilshire and Normandie (1950s)
Wilshire and Ridgeley (1929, Miracle Mile; Then and Now)
Wilshire and Ridgeley (1949, Miracle Mile; Then and Now)
Wilshire and Robertson (ca. 1937)
Wilshire and San Vicente (1922+)
Wilshire and San Vicente (1940)
Wilshire and Santa Monica (1924-1967, 'The Point', Beverly Hills)
Wilshire and Santa Monica (2010s, 'The Point', Beverly Hills)
Wilshire and Vermont (1930s)
Wilshire and Western (1924 - 1926, LA's busiest intersection at the time)
Wilshire and Western (1926; Then and Now; Colorized)
Wilshire and Western (1929 - 1931, LA's busiest intersection at the time)
Wilshire and Western (1937; Then and Now)
Wilshire and Western (1950s)
Wilshire Boulevard (1920s; Then and Now; Colorized)
Wilshire Boulevard (1930s - near La Brea Ave)
Wilshire Boulevard (1930s - near Lafayette Park)
Wilshire Boulevard (1935 - 1941: near Amabassador, Western; Then and Now)
Wilshire Boulevard (1950s - Miracle Mile)
Wilshire Boulevard Extension through Westlake Park (1931, aka Westlake 'Causeway')
Wilshire Boulevard Temple (1929 - Wilshire and Hobart, NE Corner)
Wilshire Bowl (later Slapsy Maxie's Nightclub, 5665 Wilshire Blvd - Masselin and Wilshire, NE Corner)
Wilshire Christian Church (1927, Wilshire and Normandie, NE Corner - now Oasis Church)
Wilshire Coffee Pot Cafe (ca.1928 - Ben Hur Coffee - 8601 Wilshire Blvd - Stanley and Wilshire, NW Corner)
Wilshire Congregational Church (now Wilshire United Methodist Church - 4350 Wilshire Blvd)
Wilshire Ebell Club and Theatre (Wilshire and Lucerne, SW Corner)
Wilshire Grand Center (2017, 1,100 ft-tall; Tallest Building in Los Angeles)
Wilshire Grand Hotel (1952-2013; originally Statler Center, Statler Hotel, and Los Angeles Hilton)
Wilshire Professional Building (1928, 3875 Wilshire Blvd)
Wilshire Specials (Streetlights - 1928)
Wilshire Specials (Streetlights - DTLA 2020)
Wilshire Theatre (later NuWilshire Theatre - Santa Monica)
Wilshire Tower (1929 - 5514 Wilshire Blvd, Desomond's, Miracle Mile)
Wilshire United Methodist Church (previously Wilshire Congregational Church - 4350 Wilshire Blvd)
Wilshire Widening (1931, Figueroa to Westlake Park)
Wilshirmart (Wilshire and Doheny, SW Corner)
Wilson Block (1886 - 1st & Spring, SE Corner)
Wilson Building (1929 - aka E. Clem Wilson Building, General Insurance, Mutual of Omaha, Asashi, and Samsung)
Wiltern Theatre (1931, Pellissier Bldg - Wilshire and Western, SE Corner)
Windsor Square (1918, near Hancock Park)
Windward and Ocean Front Walk (1920+; Venice, Then and Now)
Windward Avenue (1905, Venice - Then and Now; Colorized)
Windward Avenue (Then and Now)
Winnetka Drive-in (Chatsworth)
Wolf's Lair Castle (1928, 2869 Durand Drive, Hollywood Hills)
Wolfskill Ranch (future home of the SP Arcade Station)
Women's Athletic Club (829 S. Flower St)
Women's Christian Temperance Union Building (WCTU)
Woodland Hills (1940s)
Woodland Hills (1950s)
Woodland Hills Sheep (1950s)
Workman Brothers Saddlery (1868, Main Street between Commercial and Reguena)
Workman Residence (1880)
Wrigley Field (1925-1966; 42nd Place and Avalon Blvd)
Wrigley Field (Catalina Island)
Wrigley Residence (Catalina Island)
Wurlitzer Building (1924 - aka Hudson Bldg, Apparel Center Bldg, and Anjac Fashion Bldg – 818 S. Broadway)
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Yamashiro Restaurant (previously Bernheimer Estate and Gardens)
Yamato Store (635-637 S. Broadway, ca. 1910)
Ye Alpine Tavern (1895 -1936, aka Mt. Lowe Tavern; Colorized)
Yellow Cars of Los Angeles (1895-1945; aka the Los Angeles Railway- LARy)
Yellow Cars System Map (1906 - Includes: LARy/Yellow Cars, PERy/Red Cars, LA Inter-Urban, LA Pacific R.R., LA & Redondo Ry)
Yellow Submarine (Santa Monica Blvd and N. Harper Ave, NW Corner)
YMCA (1880s: 212 West 2nd Street)
YMCA (1889-1903: 207 S. Broadway)
YMCA (Hollywood, 1920 - Corner of Hudson and Selma Aves)
Young's Market (1924; 1610 W. 7th Street; Union Ave & 7th St, SE Corner)
Yucca Vine Tower (1928, aka Mountain States Building)
YWCA Building later Hotel Belmont (251 S. Hill St. - 2 lots north of Angels Flight)
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Zahn Residence (Bunker Hill)
Zanja Madre (LA's Original Aqueduct)
Zanjeros (1781-1903)
Zelzah (Renamed North Los Angeles in 1929, Northridge in 1938)
Zelzah Elementary School (1914, 9036 Reseda Blvd)
Zelzah Super Service Station (Richfield Station; Reseda and Gresham, NE Corner)
Zelzah Train Station (later North LA, then Northridge)
Zep Diner (1931; 515 W. Florence Ave, near Figueroa St.)
Zeppelin (1929 - Mines Field)
Zephyr Room (Wilshire)
Zomba Café (1941-1968; 11502 Ventura Blvd in Studo City, later Oil Can Harry's, Ventura and Berry Dr, SW Corner)
Zodys (Canoga Park - 8200 Block of Topanga Cyn Blvd)
Zoom Board Meeting (December 13, 2023)
Zoom Board Meeting (August 10, 2022)
Zoom Board Meeting (June 8, 2022)
Zoom Board Meeting (April 13, 2022 - Hybrid Meeting at Taix Restaurant)
Zoom Board Meetings (List of Past Meetings)
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