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Curating the City: Modern Architecture in L.A.
The Conservancy was thrilled to participate in Pacific Standard Time Presents: Modern Architecture in L.A. by reprising our Curating the City program with a focus on Greater L.A.’s amazing legacy of Modern architecture. Treating the built environment as a living museum, the Conservancy is curating fifty years of Modern architecture through tours, panel discussions, this […] -
SB 9 and SB 10
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Terminal Island News and Resources
News “What Happened on Terminal Island, Why It Matters and What Is at Risk.” Huffington Post. April 10, 2013. “A Fish Tale.” LMU Magazine. Winter 2013, Vol. 3, No. 2. “Meet Terminal Island, one of the most endangered places in the US.” KPCC. September 18, 2012. “Terminal Island on Endangered Sites List.” Rafu Shimpo. June […] -
Place
West Los Angeles Civic Center
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Event
2023 Benefit: Cocktail Reception
Join us for the cocktail reception only at our benefit honoring Los Angeles Conservancy president and CEO, Linda Dishman's 31 years of leadership. -
Memorial and Honor Gifts
Remember or honor someone special while helping to ensure a bright future for our most cherished historic places. -
community
Burbank
Burbank has transformed its approach to historic preservation by making significant improvements to its program since 2009. The city completed a citywide survey and historic context statement in that year, adopted the popular Mills Act program in 2010, and has begun to designate local landmarks. The city updated its historic resource management ordinance in 2011, […] -
Place
1330 Pico Boulevard
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Cities
Los Angeles County is the size of a state: it spans 4,000 square miles and contains eighty-eight cities, plus the unincorporated County government. Each of these communities has its own history, character, and places that help tell its story. And now, each one has its own page on our website, with information about its preservation efforts, […] -
History of Beverly Hills
Surrounded by Los Angeles but never an official part of it, Beverly Hills spans from San Vicente Blvd. to Whittier Dr., and has long been the epicenter of wealth and glamour in Southern California. It rose from a former rancho named El Rodeo de las Aguas ( Gathering of the Waters), once the site of […] -
community
Bell Gardens
Bell Gardens established a historic preservation program in 2007 when the City adopted a historic preservation ordinance. Since that time, the City has landmarked three significant structures: the Gage Mansion, the Woodworth House, and the Perry House. The City’s General Plan also contains a list of identified sites of significance. The City does not have […] -
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