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Harriet and Samuel Freeman House
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West Covina
West Covina established a historic preservation ordinance in 2007 that allows for the designation of both landmarks and historic districts, though the City does require owner consent for both the designation of individual landmarks and the inclusion of properties within historic districts. The City does not have a dedicated historic preservation commission. West Covina’s first […] -
Student Workshops
Bring L.A. history to your students with one of our interactive multi-session workshops. -
Student Field Trips
In-person and virtual field trips bring L.A. history to life for students. -
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Crossroads of the World
Completed in 1936, Crossroads of the World was one of the first outdoor shopping centers in the country. -
People + Places: A Virtual Series
The L.A. Conservancy is pleased to present People + Places: A Virtual Conversation Series, bringing together advocates, experts, community members, and others to discuss the people and places that make Los Angeles special. Together, we’ll unpack topics, like culturally historic sites and the threats they face, architects who overcame adversity to change the L.A. landscape, legacy businesses, and the people who […] -
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Casa de Cadillac
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Annenberg Community Beach House at Santa Monica State Beach
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3901 San Fernando Road (Demolished)
Glendale City Council approved the demolition of this historic building for a new mixed-use development. -
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San Dimas
San Dimas is an example of a city that has an alternate approach to historic preservation. It has no true historic preservation ordinance yet can still protect identified historic resources throughout the city. A citywide survey of historic resources completed in 1991 identified over 320 significant structures and two potential historic districts, all of which receive […] -
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Calabasas
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Lankershim Depot