Captions List for Los Angeles, CA Photos

Word index of all photos (without thumbnails) covering central Los Angeles, CA: travel attractions, architecturally-significant buildings, parks, monuments, museums.

See also: Los Angeles & Orange Counties
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  • Los Angeles: Skyline of downtown from hills above Hollywood with round Capitol Records building in foreground.
  • Los Angeles: Skyline of downtown skyscrapers: Gas Company Tower, First Interstate World Center, California Plaza & others.
  • Los Angeles: LA skyline above Pershing Square.
  • Los Angeles: LA skyline above Pershing Square & Biltmore Hotel.
  • Los Angeles: LA skyline above Pershing Square.
  • Los Angeles: First Interstate World Center & Gas Company Tower above Pershing Square.
  • Los Angeles: First Interstate World Center (1988-90) (633 West Fifth Street) 73 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Crown of First Interstate World Center (aka US Bank Tower).
  • Los Angeles: Terraces of First Interstate World Center.
  • Los Angeles: Gas Company Tower (1988-91) (555 West Fifth Street) 52 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Gas Company Tower summit with ship-shaped crown.
  • Los Angeles: Gas Company Tower & Two California Plaza above Biltmore Hotel.
  • Los Angeles: US Bank, Gas Company & Two California Plaza Towers above Biltmore Hotel.
  • Los Angeles: Bunker Hill steps (1989-90) with flowing water channel opposite Los Angeles Public Library.
  • Los Angeles: Citigroup Center (formerly Wells Fargo building) (1979) (444 South Flower Street) 48 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Citigroup Center terraced surface.
  • Los Angeles: California Bank & Trust building (1991) (550 South Hope Street) 28 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Bonaventure Hotel (1974-6) (5th & Figueroa Streets).
  • Los Angeles: Bonaventure Hotel clusters five cylinders.
  • Los Angeles: Bonaventure Hotel against Union Bank Plaza.
  • Los Angeles: Union Bank Plaza (1968) (445 South Figueroa Street) 40 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Manulife Plaza (1981-2) (515 South Figueroa Street) 21 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Statue of bears fishing by Christopher Keene at Manulife Plaza.
  • Los Angeles: Manulife Plaza & hexagonal Figueroa at Wilshire building.
  • Los Angeles: Figueroa at Wilshire building (1990) (former Sanwa Bank Plaza) (601 South Figueroa Street) 53 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Figueroa at Wilshire building facade.
  • Los Angeles: Figueroa at Wilshire building atrium.
  • Los Angeles: Wedburn or 1000 Wilshire Building (1984-7) 8 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Arched gateway to 1000 Wilshire Building.
  • Los Angeles: Lamp details of 1000 Wilshire Building.
  • Los Angeles: Tiled facade of Figueroa Tower (1989) (660 South Figueroa Street) 24 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Figueroa Tower decorative tiles.
  • Los Angeles: Figueroa Tower clock corner detail.
  • Los Angeles: Colored design of Figueroa Tower.
  • Los Angeles: 777 Tower with Ernst & Young Plaza on South Figueroa Street.
  • Los Angeles: Ernst & Young Plaza (1985) (725 South Figueroa Street) 42 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Shopping arcade under circular metal frame canopy at Ernst & Young Plaza.
  • Los Angeles: Fig 7 shopping arcade at Ernst & Young Plaza.
  • Los Angeles: 777 Tower (1991) (777 South Figueroa Street) 52 Floors.
  • Los Angeles: 801 Tower & 777 Tower on South Figueroa Street.
  • Los Angeles: 801 Tower (1992) (801 South Figueroa Street) 24 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Artistic entrance of 801 Tower.
  • Los Angeles: 801 Tower sculpture details.
  • Los Angeles: 611 Place (1967) (611 West 6th Street) 42 floors over Pacific Center.
  • Los Angeles: International Jewelry Center (1979-81) (550 South Hill Street) 16 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Lamp stand of downtown Los Angeles.
  • Los Angeles: Dual lamp stand of downtown Los Angeles.
  • Los Angeles: Shooting a movie in downtown Los Angeles.
  • Los Angeles: Disney Concert Hall (1988-2003) (111 South Grand Avenue).
  • Los Angeles: Bulging surfaces of Disney Concert Hall.
  • Los Angeles: Windows of Disney Concert Hall.
  • Los Angeles: Freeform walls of Disney Concert Hall.
  • Los Angeles: Ship-like prows of Disney Concert Hall.
  • Los Angeles: Folding surfaces of Disney Concert Hall.
  • Los Angeles: Flowers contrast aluminum surface of Disney Concert Hall.
  • Los Angeles: Ripple in surface of Disney Concert Hall.
  • Los Angeles: Concave & convex phases of Disney Concert Hall.
  • Los Angeles: Ridges of Disney Concert Hall.
  • Los Angeles: Blue Ribbon Garden Fountain in shape of flower covered with blue porcelain pieces at Disney Concert Hall.
  • Los Angeles: Flowers in the garden of Disney Concert Hall.
  • Los Angeles: Disney Concert Hall seen from Grand Avenue.
  • Los Angeles: Red cat bistro entrance at Disney Concert Hall.
  • Los Angeles: Interior music chamber in Disney Concert Hall.
  • Los Angeles: Los Angeles Music Center from Disney Concert Hall.
  • Los Angeles: Los Angeles Music Center Dorothy Chandler Pavilion (1964-9).
  • Los Angeles: Columns of Dorothy Chandler Pavilion at Los Angeles Music Center.
  • Los Angeles: Main facade of Dorothy Chandler Pavilion at Los Angeles Music Center.
  • Los Angeles: Dorothy Chandler Pavilion & Mark Taper Forum of Los Angeles Music Center.
  • Los Angeles: Circular Mark Taper Forum over reflecting pool.
  • Los Angeles: Circular Mark Taper Forum of Los Angeles Music Center (1964-9).
  • Los Angeles: Sculpture (1969) by Jacques Lipschitz over central pool of Los Angeles Music Center.
  • Los Angeles: Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral (2002) (555 W. Temple St.).
  • Los Angeles: Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral entrance courtyard.
  • Los Angeles: Our Lady of the Angels statue by Robert Graham over entrance to Cathedral.
  • Los Angeles: Organ of Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral.
  • Los Angeles: Interior of Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral.
  • Los Angeles: Paintings of saints in Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral.
  • Los Angeles: Paintings of saints in Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral.
  • Los Angeles: Early baroque Spanish altarpiece now in Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral.
  • Los Angeles: Detail of 18th c baroque Spanish altarpiece now in Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral.
  • Los Angeles: Camel & donkey at Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral.
  • Los Angeles: Skyline of central Los Angeles against San Gabriel Mountains from Rancho Palos Verdes.
  • Los Angeles: Skyline of downtown Los Angeles.
  • Los Angeles: U.S. Bank + Deloitte & Touche buildings in downtown Los Angeles.
  • Los Angeles: City National Tower (1972) (555 S. Figueroa St.) by AC Martin; Figueroa at Wilshire building (1990) (601 S. Figueroa St.); & 1100 Wilshire (1987) by AC Martin.
  • Los Angeles: Los Angeles City Hall (1926-28) (South Spring at West Temple Streets, southeast corner).
  • Los Angeles: Detail of top of Los Angeles City Hall.
  • Los Angeles: Los Angeles City Hall from distance.
  • Los Angeles: Los Angeles City Hall (1926-28).
  • Los Angeles: Los Angeles City Hall & City Hall East (16 floors).
  • Los Angeles: Federal Building & Post Office (now US Federal Courthouse (1938-40) (South Spring at West Temple Streets, northeast corner).
  • Los Angeles: Hall of Justice Building (1925) (South Broadway at West Temple Streets, northeast corner).
  • Los Angeles: US Federal Courthouse & Hall of Justice Building in downtown Los Angeles.
  • Los Angeles: Roybal Federal Building (1991) (22 floors) (255 East Temple St.).
  • Los Angeles: The Geffen Contemporary Art Gallery branch of MOCA beside Japanese American National Museum with Roybal Federal Building beyond.
  • Los Angeles: Main St. facade details of Caltrans District 7 Headquarters.
  • Los Angeles: Facade details of Caltrans District 7 Headquarters.
  • Los Angeles: Caltrans District 7 Headquarters (2004) (13 floors) (100 South Main St.).
  • Los Angeles: Overhang of Caltrans District 7 Headquarters.
  • Los Angeles: Times-Mirror Building (1931-5) (South Spring at West 1st Streets, southwest corner).
  • Los Angeles: Times-Mirror Building detail of carved eagle to equal rights & true industrial freedom.
  • Los Angeles: Times-Mirror Building detail of clock & moderne carvings.
  • Los Angeles: Times-Mirror Building detail of knight slaying dragon carved by Gage.
  • Los Angeles: Times-Mirror Building detail of printer holding the torch of truth as carved by Gage.
  • Los Angeles: Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) (1983-7) (250 South Grand Avenue) with cylindrical roof plus Museum Tower (1992) 20 floors behind.
  • Los Angeles: Sculpture of pocket knife as rowed ship in front of Museum of Contemporary Art.
  • Los Angeles: Angels Flight, an historic inclined railroad (1901-69), was reinstalled below California Plaza in 1996 near its original site.
  • Los Angeles: Angels Flight climbs the hill below California Plaza.
  • Los Angeles: Upper loading building of Angels Flight incline railway.
  • Los Angeles: First Interstate World Center & California Plaza.
  • Los Angeles: One & Two California Plaza (1985) (300 South Grand Avenue) 42 & 52 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Keyhole windows of California Plaza.
  • Los Angeles: Fountains of California Plaza.
  • Los Angeles: Cascades & pools of California Plaza.
  • Los Angeles: Fountains of California Plaza.
  • Los Angeles: Children play in fountains of California Plaza.
  • Los Angeles: Waterfalls of California Plaza.
  • Los Angeles: California Plaza plus looking to twin pair of brown prismatic Wells Fargo & KPMG Towers (former Crocker Center) plus white ARCO Center.
  • Los Angeles: Wells Fargo Tower (1983) (333 South Grand Avenue) 54 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Helicopter shooting film in front of Wells Fargo Tower.
  • Los Angeles: Sculpture before Wells Fargo Tower.
  • Los Angeles: Car silhouettes on a rocking base sculpture at base of Wells Fargo Tower.
  • Los Angeles: Car silhouettes on a rocking base sculpture at base of Wells Fargo Tower.
  • Los Angeles: (1974) (333 South Hope Street) 55 floors (former Security Pacific Bank & BP HQs).
  • Los Angeles: ARCO Center plaza with red Alexander Calder stabile.
  • Los Angeles: Looking north on Flower Street with white Bunker Hill Tower (1968), Water & Power Building.
  • Los Angeles: Water & Power Building (1964) (111 North Hope Street) 16 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Residential units opposite Disney Center.
  • Los Angeles: Relief mural of history of Los Angeles on LA Times building extension (2000).
  • Los Angeles: Relief mural of history of Los Angeles & its transportation on Broadway Spring Center.
  • Los Angeles: Union Station (1939) (800 N Alameda St.).
  • Los Angeles: Los Angeles Union Station sign with Art Deco lettering.
  • Los Angeles: Union Station tower by Edward Warren Hoak of Parkinson & Parkinson.
  • Los Angeles: Interior of Union Station.
  • Los Angeles: Ceiling of Union Station.
  • Los Angeles: Ceiling detail of Los Angeles Union Station.
  • Los Angeles: Ceiling chandelier of Los Angeles Union Station.
  • Los Angeles: Moderne seating of Los Angeles Union Station.
  • Los Angeles: Wall clock of Los Angeles Union Station.
  • Los Angeles: Wall tiles of Los Angeles Union Station.
  • Los Angeles: Tile fountain of Los Angeles Union Station courtyard.
  • Los Angeles: Tile details with fish design in courtyard fountain of Los Angeles Union Station.
  • Los Angeles: Biscailuz Building beside Plaza Methodist Church in Olvera Street.
  • Los Angeles: Plaza Methodist Church (1925-6) (115 Paseo De La Plaza).
  • Los Angeles: Doorway of Plaza Methodist Church on Olvera Street.
  • Los Angeles: Biscailuz Building (1925-6) (125 Paseo De La Plaza) of Instituto Cultural Mexicano in Olvera Street.
  • Los Angeles: Mural of Blessing of the Animals (1979) by Leo Politi on Biscailuz Building in Olvera Street.
  • Los Angeles: Detail of mural of Blessing of the Animals (1979) by Leo Politi on Biscailuz Building in Olvera Street.
  • Los Angeles: Olvera Street band shell.
  • Los Angeles: Olvera Street pergola.
  • Los Angeles: Olvera Street shopping stalls.
  • Los Angeles: Cross to founding of Los Angeles & stall of Mexican goods.
  • Los Angeles: Color of Olvera Street with street musicians.
  • Los Angeles: Flowers along Olvera Street.
  • Los Angeles: Shop on Olvera Street.
  • Los Angeles: Ceramics shop on Olvera Street.
  • Los Angeles: Mexican dress on Olvera Street.
  • Los Angeles: La Placita Church (1822) (La Iglesia de Nuestra Senora la Reina de Los Angeles) off Olvera Street.
  • Los Angeles: Mural on side of Our Lady of the Angels Church.
  • Los Angeles: Food stands opposite Our Lady of the Angels Church.
  • Los Angeles: Eloisa Martinez de Sepulveda House (1887) (now Olvera Street visitor center) (Main St.).
  • Los Angeles: Pico House (1870) (430 North Main St.) (originally a luxury hotel).
  • Los Angeles: P. Garnier building (1890) (419 Los Angeles St.) (now Chinese American Museum).
  • Los Angeles: Los Angeles Fire House #1 (aka Old Plaza Firehouse) (1884) (134 Paseo de la Plaza) (now fire museum).
  • Los Angeles: Los Angeles City Hall & P. Garnier building.
  • Los Angeles: Dragon gate entrance to Los Angeles Chinatown.
  • Los Angeles: Detail of dragons on gate of Chinatown Los Angeles.
  • Los Angeles: Japanese American National Museum (1998) (369 E 1st St.).
  • Los Angeles: Upper story details of Japanese American National Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Curved window of Japanese American National Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Theater lobby of Japanese American National Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Stone wall texture of Japanese American National Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Front courtyard with artificial stream at Japanese American National Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Front courtyard with approach to restaurant at Japanese American National Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Front courtyard screen with bamboo at Japanese American National Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Los Angeles Hompa Hongwanji Buddhist Temple (1925) (opposite Japanese American National Museum).
  • Los Angeles: The Geffen Contemporary Art Gallery branch of MOCA in former warehouse.
  • Los Angeles: Traditional Japanese lookout tower at Japanese Village Plaza.
  • Los Angeles: Stone fountain amid shops at Japanese Village Plaza.
  • Los Angeles: Rustic boulder beneath gingko tree at Japanese Village Plaza.
  • Los Angeles: Window display of Japanese food at Japanese Village Plaza.
  • Los Angeles: Weller Court Shopping Mall (1978) with City Hall beyond in Japantown.
  • Los Angeles: Sculpted Friendship Knot (1981) by Shinkichi Tajiri at Weller Court in Japantown.
  • Los Angeles: Weller Court with model of Space Shuttle in Japantown.
  • Los Angeles: Memorial plaque to Col. Ellison Shoui Onizuka (1946-86), Japanese American NASA Astronaut killed in Space Shuttle Discovery accident in LA's Japantown on street named in his honor.
  • Los Angeles: Story Building (1916) (610 West 6th Street) 10 floors.
  • Los Angeles: White terra-cotta details of Story Building.
  • Los Angeles: Los Angeles Theater (1931) (615 South Broadway).
  • Los Angeles: 610 South Broadway with elaborate brown facade.
  • Los Angeles: Details of 610 South Broadway.
  • Los Angeles: Schauber's Cafeteria (1927) (620 South Broadway).
  • Los Angeles: Palace Theater (1911) (630 South Broadway) was formerly named Orpheum Theater.
  • Los Angeles: Terra-cotta panel of medieval flute player on Palace Theater.
  • Los Angeles: Tower Theater (1925-6) (Broadway at 8th).
  • Los Angeles: Former May Company Department Store (1881 & 1906) (Broadway at 9th).
  • Los Angeles: Details of former May Company Department Store.
  • Los Angeles: Orpheum Theater (1928) (842-6 South Broadway) 12 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Eastern Columbia Building (1929) (849 South Broadway) 13 floors with turquoise terra-cotta.
  • Los Angeles: Art Deco top of Eastern Columbia Building.
  • Los Angeles: Eastern Columbia plus 9th & Broadway Buildings.
  • Los Angeles: Metalwork over portal of 9th & Broadway Building (1929) (850 South Broadway) 13 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Texaco / United Artists Theater Building (1927) (929 South Broadway) 13 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Former United Artists Theater entrance.
  • Los Angeles: Carved face above United Artists Theater entrance.
  • Los Angeles: Washington Mutual Building (Hill at 9th Streets).
  • Los Angeles: Row of carved California figures on Washington Mutual Building.
  • Los Angeles: Carved Indian face on Washington Mutual Building.
  • Los Angeles: Garfield Building (1928-30) (403 West 8th Street) 13 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Warner Brothers Downtown Building & Theater (now Jewelry Center Building (1920) (Hill at 7th Streets) 8 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Gargoyle perches on Italianate building (NW corner of Main at 7th Streets).
  • Los Angeles: Gargoyle on building at Main & 7th Streets.
  • Los Angeles: Upper stories of Hellman Commercial Trust & Savings Bank Building (now Bank of America) (1924) (NE corner of Spring & 7th Streets).
  • Los Angeles: Entrance columns of Hellman Commercial Trust & Savings Bank Building.
  • Los Angeles: I.N. Van Nuys Building (1910-1) (210 West 7th Street) 11 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Pacific Coast Stock Exchange (1929-30) (618 South Spring Street) with sculptures by Salvatore Cartaino Scarpitta.
  • Los Angeles: Italianate building on NW corner of Hill & 6th Streets.
  • Los Angeles: Arcade Building (1923) (541 South Spring Street) 12 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Bradbury Building (1893) (304 South Broadway) 5 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Interior iron balconies of Bradbury Building.
  • Los Angeles: Open walkways of Bradbury Building used as a set for film Blade Runner.
  • Los Angeles: Elevator grillwork of Bradbury Building.
  • Los Angeles: Million Dollar Theater (now Grand Central Square) (1917) (307 South Broadway) 12 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Details of entry arch of Million Dollar Theater.
  • Los Angeles: Ibis-headed Egyptian-style figure on Million Dollar Theater.
  • Los Angeles: 611 West 6th Street Place & Biltmore Place above Biltmore Hotel.
  • Los Angeles: Biltmore Place (1985-7) addition of Biltmore Hotel.
  • Los Angeles: Biltmore Hotel (1922-3 & 28) (506 South Grand Avenue) 13 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Facade of Biltmore Hotel.
  • Los Angeles: Lamp & pilasters of Biltmore Hotel.
  • Los Angeles: Carving detail of Ceres & Balboa over entrance of Biltmore Hotel.
  • Los Angeles: Mural over registration desk of Biltmore Hotel.
  • Los Angeles: Elaborate domed ceiling of Biltmore Hotel.
  • Los Angeles: Baroque fountain of Biltmore Hotel.
  • Los Angeles: Carved griffin on stair railing of Biltmore Hotel.
  • Los Angeles: Entrance lobby with vaulted wooden ceiling of Biltmore Hotel.
  • Los Angeles: Entrance lobby fountain with poinsettias of Biltmore Hotel.
  • Los Angeles: Two California Plaza & Guarantee Trust Building over Pershing Square.
  • Los Angeles: Guarantee Trust Building over Pershing Square.
  • Los Angeles: Title Guarantee or Guarantee Trust Building (1929-31).
  • Los Angeles: Zigzag top details of Guarantee Trust Building.
  • Los Angeles: Southern California Edison Building (now One Bunker Hill) (1930-1) (601 West Fifth Street) 14 floors.
  • Los Angeles: One Bunker Hill Art Deco reliefs showing energy over portal.
  • Los Angeles: Art Deco details of One Bunker Hill.
  • Los Angeles: Art Deco reliefs of water power on One Bunker Hill.
  • Los Angeles: Tiled pyramid atop Los Angeles Public Library (1922-6) (5th at Flower Streets).
  • Los Angeles: Los Angeles Public Library.
  • Los Angeles: Art Deco reliefs of Los Angeles Public Library featuring philosophy & poetry.
  • Los Angeles: Iron fence with literary themes of Los Angeles Public Library.
  • Los Angeles: Jonathan Club (1924) (545 South Figueroa Street).
  • Los Angeles: Engine Company #28 building (1912) (644 South Figueroa Street).
  • Los Angeles: Fine Arts Building (1927) (811 West 7th Street) 12 Floors.
  • Los Angeles: Arches over entrance of Fine Arts Building.
  • Los Angeles: Upper stories of Fine Arts Building mimic Cathedral of Lucca in Italy.
  • Los Angeles: Sculpture celebrating sculpture by Burt Johnson on Fine Arts Building.
  • Los Angeles: Reclining male sculpture by Burt Johnson on Fine Arts Building.
  • Los Angeles: Winged lions & parrots carved in arches of Fine Arts Building.
  • Los Angeles: Gothic style carved poets around door of Fine Arts Building.
  • Los Angeles: Lobby interior of Fine Arts Building with murals by A.B. Heinsbergen.
  • Los Angeles: 818 Plaza (1925) (818 West 7th Street) 12 floors (former Barker Brothers building).
  • Los Angeles: Relief carving of crossed keys on 818 Plaza.
  • Los Angeles: 600 West 7th Street covered with glazed tiles.
  • Los Angeles: Brockman Building (1912) (530 West Seventh Street ) 12 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Pacific Center (1908 & 21 & 29) (523 West 6th Street) 12 floors.
  • Los Angeles: Pacific Center facade.
  • Los Angeles: James Oviatt Building (1928) (617 South Olive Street) 13 floors with clock tower.
  • Los Angeles: Subway Terminal Building (1924-6) (417 South Hill Street) 12 floors, which operated as a depot for five subway lines between 1925 & 1955.
  • Los Angeles: Mosaic over door of Subway Terminal Building showing subway, steam locomotive & other symbols of industry.
  • Los Angeles: Autry National Center’s Museum of the American West (4700 Western Heritage Way, Griffith Park).
  • Los Angeles: Mary Pickford Education tower at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Entrance of Museum of the American West at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Gene Autry statue before Wells Fargo Theater at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Statue of Gene Autry, singing cowboy, (1988) by De L'Esprie at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Sprits West mural showing people who settled American West at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Sprits West mural showing native Americans & Spanish settlement at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Sprits West mural showing railroad & stagecoach era at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Sprits West mural showing Buffalo Bill's Wild West era at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Sprits West mural showing early Western film stars at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Sprits West mural showing Western film & TV stars at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: American Progress painting (1872) by John Gast at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Head of Buffalo & Indian painting (c1859) by Albert Bierstadt at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Mountain Lake painting by Albert Bierstadt at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Mountain of Holy Cross painting (1875) by Thomas Moran at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Crossing the Milk River painting (1853) by John Mix Stanley at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Indian on Buffalo Hunt painting by Charles M. Russell at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Water for Camp painting (c1893) by Charles M. Russell at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Only Alkali Water painting (1905) by Frederic Remington at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Steinway upright piano with painted western scene once owned by Doheny family at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Painted detail of Native American tepees on Steinway upright piano at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Buffalo Bill's Daring Deed Dime novel (1888) at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Buffalo Bill's Wild West Tour of France poster (1905) signed by W.F. Cody at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Life & Adventures of Buffalo Bill movie poster (1912) wherein Cody appeared at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Buffalo Bill Cody's personal saddle (1880s) at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Portrait of Captain Jack Crawford (1895) by W.B. Vernam at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Script of Life on the Border play presented by Buffalo Bill Cody to Capt. Jack Crawford at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Poster for Wizard Carver Diving Horse Exhibition (1880s) for show of Dr. W. F. Carver former partner of Buffalo Bill Cody at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Replica of movie set at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Gallery of Western film history at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Modest exhibit of Gene Autry's films at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Exhibit of Monte Hale's films at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Poster for Tim McCoy's "West of Rainbow's End" film (1938) at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Poster for Hoot Gibson's L'Outsider film in French by Universal Film of Paris (1930) at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Poster for Wild Bill Elliot's film "Man from Thunder River" (1943) at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Poster for Irene Dunne's film Cimarron (1931) at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: U.S. Army helmets (late 19th C) worn during settlement of American West at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Gattling gun used during settlement of American West at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Advertising poster for Custer's Reserve Whiskey showing General Custer in charge on Black Kettle's Indian Village in 1868 at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Boots & Saddles book (1885) by Elizabeth B. Custer after Little Bighorn death of husband at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Northern Plains Indian bull hide shield (1870s) at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Kiowa Indian woman's boots (1880s) at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Crow Indian woman's leggings (c1890) at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Plateau Indian (possibly Nez Perce) parfleche container (c1900) at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Concord mail stage coach (c1855) by Abbott & Downing used by California Stage Co. at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Contryside scene painted on door of Concord mail stage coach at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Neptune's Gift to Man seasickness remedy used by sea & stage coach voyagers at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Gloves used by stage coach driver at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Reproduction of Pony Express mochila saddle at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Wood printing block (1860s) of Pony Express advertising poster at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Wells Fargo & Co. express saddlebag at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Print of The Great West with train through valley (1870) by Currier & Ives at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Poster promoting dining cars meals for 75 cents on Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Graphic (1867) of Abraham Lincoln drawn using text of Emancipation Proclamation by W.H. Pratt at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Silsby steam pumper (1874) used by Carson City volunteer fire department at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Spanish style jacket at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Charro spurs from Mexico at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Carved saloon bar at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Anheuser-Busch advertising serving tray (1900) with cherubs at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Anheuser-Busch advertising serving tray (c1895) with eagle trademark at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Collection of gambling devices at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Wheel of Fortune (c1900) by H.C. Evans & Co. at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Edison Multiphone coin operated phonograph (c1915) at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Keno numbers machine called a Goose (late 19th C) at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Stage robber Black Bart's shotgun (c1875) exhibited by Wells Fargo at Chicago World's Fair (1893) at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: End of Trail statue by James Earle Fraser of which original was displayed at Panama-Pacific Exhibition (1915) at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Chuckwagon for cowboy cattle trail drives at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Details of chuckwagon, invented (1860s) by Charles Goodnight of Texas at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: International Harvester Truck model MS (1912) at Autry National Center.
  • Los Angeles: Stockton Terminal & Eastern steam locomotive #1 (1864) by Norris-Lancaster at Travel Town Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Nose of Stockton Terminal & Eastern steam locomotive #1 (1864) at Travel Town Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Side view of Stockton Terminal & Eastern steam locomotive #1 (1864) at Travel Town Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Stockton Terminal & Eastern locomotive tender at Travel Town Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Passenger car under iron platform shelter at Travel Town Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Travel Town Museum collection under iron platform cover.
  • Los Angeles: Sharp & Fellows Railroad Contractors steam locomotive #7 (1902) by American Locomotive Co. at Travel Town Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Santa Maria Valley steam locomotive #1000 (1920) by American Locomotive Co. at Travel Town Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Western Pacific logo at Travel Town Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe steam locomotive #664 (1899) by Baldwin at Travel Town Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Southern Pacific steam locomotive #3025 (1904) by American Locomotive Co. & other rolling stock at Travel Town Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Pacific Electric locomotive #1544 (1902) by North Shore Railway at Travel Town Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Los Angeles Harbor Department saddleback steam locomotive at Travel Town Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Locomotive & work crane at Travel Town Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Horse-drawn Pioneer oil tank wagon at Travel Town Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Horse-drawn Carnation milk wagon at Travel Town Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Horse-drawn Los Angeles Gas & Electric Co. service wagon at Travel Town Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Griffith Observatory & Planetarium (1935).
  • Los Angeles: Griffith Observatory domes.
  • Los Angeles: Arcaded walkway around Griffith Observatory.
  • Los Angeles: Art Deco details of Griffith Observatory.
  • Los Angeles: Art Deco arch of Griffith Observatory.
  • Los Angeles: Art Deco door of Griffith Observatory.
  • Los Angeles: Facade & dome of Griffith Observatory.
  • Los Angeles: Astronomers Art Deco obelisk monument (1934) to Newton, Kepler & Galileo by Archibald Garner at Griffith Observatory.
  • Los Angeles: Details of astronomers Newton, Kepler & Galileo on monument at Griffith Observatory.
  • Los Angeles: Monument to James Dean who filmed "Rebel Without a Cause" at Griffith Observatory.
  • Los Angeles: View over Hollywood sign & Griffith Park Observatory from Barnsdall Park.
  • Los Angeles: Heritage Square open air museum Streetscape (3800 Homer St.).
  • Los Angeles: William Hayes Perry Mansion (1876) at Heritage Square Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Bay window on William Hayes Perry Mansion at Heritage Square Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Column carvings on William Hayes Perry Mansion at Heritage Square Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Cornice of William Hayes Perry Mansion at Heritage Square Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Hale House (1887) at Heritage Square Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Finial atop round tower of Hale House at Heritage Square Museum.
  • Los Angeles: CM initials on decorated front of Hale House at Heritage Square Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Porch of Hale House at Heritage Square Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Valley Knudsen house (c late 19th C) at Heritage Square Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Cupola with mansard roof of Valley Knudsen house at Heritage Square Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Doorway of Valley Knudsen house at Heritage Square Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Porch woodwork of Valley Knudsen house at Heritage Square Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Carriage Barn (1899) at Heritage Square Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Octagon House (1893) at Heritage Square Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Ford & Octagon houses at Heritage Square Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Ford House & Heritage Square streetscape.
  • Los Angeles: John J. Ford House (1887) carver at Heritage Square Museum.
  • Los Angeles: John J. Ford House with Ford's wood carvings at Heritage Square Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Carvings by John J. Ford on his house used to advertise his carving profession at Heritage Square Museum.
  • Los Angeles: John J. Ford House carved face at Heritage Square Museum.
  • Los Angeles: John J. Ford House carved columns at Heritage Square Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Lincoln Avenue Methodist Church (1897) at Heritage Square Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Facade of Lincoln Avenue Methodist Church at Heritage Square Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Palms Depot (1887) at Heritage Square Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Memorial Coliseum (1921-3) in Exhibition Park site of the 1932 & 1984 Olympic Games.
  • Los Angeles: Olympic Gateway (1984) by Robert Graham before Memorial Coliseum.
  • Los Angeles: Facade of California Science Center in Exposition Park.
  • Los Angeles: Celestial array in pavilion at California Science Center.
  • Los Angeles: Original 1921 State Exposition Building facade now incorporated into California Science Center.
  • Los Angeles: California Science Center (1998) in Exposition Park.
  • Los Angeles: California Aerospace Museum (1982-4) with jet fighter cantilevered off front in Exhibition Park.
  • Los Angeles: A-12 Blackbird nose view before California African American Museum.
  • Los Angeles: California African American Museum (1984) in Exposition Park.
  • Los Angeles: Exposition Park rose garden.
  • Los Angeles: Exposition Park rose garden.
  • Los Angeles: Red rose in Exposition Park garden.
  • Los Angeles: Yellow rose in Exposition Park garden.
  • Los Angeles: Los Angeles County Natural History Museum over rose garden of Exposition Park.
  • Los Angeles: Los Angeles County Natural History Museum over rose garden of Exposition Park.
  • Los Angeles: Los Angeles County Natural History Museum over rose garden of Exposition Park.
  • Los Angeles: Los Angeles County Historical & Art Museum building (1910-13) (now Natural History Museum).
  • Los Angeles: Newer wing of Los Angeles County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Mudd Hall (School & Library of Philosophy) (1930) modeled after medieval Tuscan monastery at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Tommy Trojan statue (1930) by Roger Noble Burnham before Bovard Administration Building at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Shrine Auditorium (Al Malaikah Temple) (1920-6) (665 W. Jefferson Blvd.).
  • Los Angeles: Automobile Club of Southern California (1921-3) (2601 S. Figueroa St. at Adams Blvd.).
  • Los Angeles: Saint Vincent Catholic Church (1923) (621 West Adams Blvd.).
  • Los Angeles: Stimson House (1891) (2421 S. Figueroa St.).
  • Los Angeles: Oliver G. Posey - Edward L. Doheny Mansion (1899) (8 Chester Place).
  • Los Angeles: Tower of Mudd Hall at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Mudd Hall courtyard & tower at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Romanesque features of Mudd Hall at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Philosophical themed carving on Mudd Hall at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Carvings on Mudd Hall at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Statue of former USC mascot dog George Tirebiter.
  • Los Angeles: Bridge Hall (1928) (3670 Trousdale Pkwy.) at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Science Hall (1928) (3651 Trousdale Pkwy.) at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Allan Hancock Foundation Building (1941) (3616 Trousdale Pkwy.) at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Gwynn Wilson Student Union Building (1927) (3601 Trousdale Pkwy.) at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Central carved facade of Gwynn Wilson Student Union at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Art Deco carved coat of arms on Gwynn Wilson Student Union at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Fencing relief on Gwynn Wilson Student Union at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Astronomy relief on Gwynn Wilson Student Union at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Natives with stringed instruments relief on Gwynn Wilson Student Union at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Bovard Administration Building & Auditorium (1921) (3551 Trousdale Pkwy.) at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Clock tower of Bovard Administration Building (116 feet tall) at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Bovard Administration Building tower details at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Bovard Administration Building Clock tower at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Bovard Administration Building side entrance at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Doheny Memorial Library (1932) (3550 Trousdale Pkwy.) at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Entrance of Doheny Memorial Library at USC.
  • Los Angeles: South facade of Doheny Memorial Library at USC.
  • Los Angeles: North facade of Doheny Memorial Library at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Nazarian Pavilion courtyard (2006) of Doheny Memorial Library at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Von Kleinsmid Center (1966) (Trousdale Pkwy.) at USC.
  • Los Angeles: 167 foot carillon tower of Von Kleinsmid Center at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Sunken courtyard at Waite Phillips Hall at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Von Kleinsmid Center & Waite Phillips Hall at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Waite Phillips Hall framed by roofline of Von Kleinsmid Center at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Waite Phillips Hall (1968) (Trousdale Pkwy.) at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Waite Phillips Hall & Leavey Library over McCarthy Quad at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Thomas & Dorothy Leavey Library (1994) (on McCarthy Quad) at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Trojan Obelisk in Gavin Herbert Plaza on Trousdale Parkway at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Stoops Library (1922) (705 W 34th) (originally public library, now East Asian Library & Studies Center) at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Ahn House & Joint Educational Project House (W 34th) at USC.
  • Los Angeles: United University Church (817 W 34th) at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Widney Alumni House (1880) (635 Childs Way) at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Courtyard garden beside Alumni House at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Allan Hancock Foundation at USC with Alfred Newman Recital Hall decorated with reliefs of prehistoric creatures.
  • Los Angeles: Carved relief of saber tooth tiger, bison & mastodon on facade of Hancock Foundation building at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Carved relief of ancient lion & ancient giant ground sloth on facade of Hancock Foundation building at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Petrusati USC Bookstore (1987) (Childs Way).
  • Los Angeles: Robert E. Vivian Hall of Engineering and Material Science (1966) (Watt Way) at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Hedco Neurosciences Building (1988) (Watt Way) at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Ahmanson Center for Biological Research (1964) (835 Bloom Walk) at USC.
  • Los Angeles: Dome of Shrine Auditorium.
  • Los Angeles: Decorative details of Shrine Auditorium.
  • Los Angeles: Entrance facade of Shrine Auditorium.
  • Los Angeles: Sculpted arches of Shrine Auditorium.
  • Los Angeles: Moorish-style entrance arch of Shrine Auditorium.
  • Los Angeles: Olympic torch tower over central entrance arch of Memorial Coliseum.
  • Los Angeles: Row of arches forming entrance of Memorial Coliseum with seating beyond.
  • Los Angeles: Olympic Gateway (1984) by Robert Graham before Memorial Coliseum.
  • Los Angeles: Female figure on Olympic Gateway at Memorial Coliseum.
  • Los Angeles: Athletic figures on Olympic Gateway at Memorial Coliseum.
  • Los Angeles: Glass & steel pavilion at entrance of California Science Center.
  • Los Angeles: California Science Center atrium with celestial bodies suspended from metal lattice.
  • Los Angeles: California Science Center tile wall.
  • Los Angeles: Lobby of California Science Center with kinetic sculpture Hypar (Hyperbolic Paraboloid) by Chuck Hoberman.
  • Los Angeles: Kinetic sculpture Hypar (Hyperbolic Paraboloid) by Chuck Hoberman in lobby of California Science Center.
  • Los Angeles: Expanding metal sculpture against skylights of California Science Center.
  • Los Angeles: California Science Center main hall sports metal sculpture which expands & contracts.
  • Los Angeles: Rock climbing wall in California Science Center.
  • Los Angeles: Optical illusion - pillars or women? - in California Science Center.
  • Los Angeles: Student tries a bed of nails in California Science Center.
  • Los Angeles: Original 1921 State Exposition Building facade now incorporated into California Science Center.
  • Los Angeles: Decorative elements of older State Exposition Building wing of California Science Center.
  • Los Angeles: A-12 Blackbird (1963) trainer with two cockpits at California Science Center.
  • Los Angeles: Titanium skin of A-12 Blackbird trainer at California Science Center.
  • Los Angeles: Doubled cockpits of A-12 Blackbird painted black to cut glare.
  • Los Angeles: Engines of A-12 Blackbird before California Science Center Air & Space Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Details of Gehry's Los Angeles Air & Space Museum with F-104 Starfighter jet.
  • Los Angeles: Detail of F-104 Starfighter jet on California Aerospace Museum building.
  • Los Angeles: United DC-8 Jet Mainliner at Los Angeles Air & Space Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Satellite models in California Aerospace Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Police helicopter in California Aerospace Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Jets hung for ceiling of California Aerospace Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Details of Beaux Art wing of Los Angeles County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Entrance approach to Los Angeles County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: T-Rex & Triceratops statue before Los Angeles County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Dinosaur display in main hall of LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: California history timeline display at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Jug celebrating 100th anniversary (c1876) of American Revolution at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Plate & bust of Archduke Maximillian who declared himself Emperor of Mexico (1864) at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Brochure of San Diego Panama-California Exposition (1915) at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Official souvenir of ground breaking (Oct. 14, 1911) by President William H. Taft for Panama-Pacific International Exposition of San Francisco (1915) at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Southern California Mission Indian basket at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Spanish-style carreta oxcart (c18th C) at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Spanish-style carreta oxcart (c18th C) at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Painting (mid 19th C) of Don Antonia Maria Lugo by Henri Penelon at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: British porcelain plate (1849-52) celebrating California statehood at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Washington Press (1870s) invented by Samuel Rust & made by A.B. Taylor & Co., New York, popular in West because of portability, at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Concord coach from Southern Hotel of San Bernadino at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Sailboat painted on door of Concord coach at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Horse-drawn dump wagon used to build Owens Valley water project at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Nott Steam Fire Engine pumper (1904) at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: St Louis Car Co. electric streetcar (1889) at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: St Louis Car Co. electric streetcar (1889) at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Ceramic tiles made in Los Angeles at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Late 19th C parlor objects at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Graphic of assassination of President Garfield from Police Gazette (July 16, 1881) at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Poster (1876) of 100th Anniversary of American Independence with Centennial Exposition scene by George Stinson at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: American Independence poster detail of Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: American Independence poster detail of Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: American Independence poster detail of figure of liberty at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Mineral display at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Ring-shaped gold nugget from British Columbia at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Gold compact (c1930s) given by Clark Gable to Carol Lombard at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Gold money clip with caricature of Jack Benny given by him to Bob Crosby at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Opal necklace owned by Jack Lord movie star in mineral collection at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Aquamarine carved kingfisher (late 20th C) in mineral collection at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Tourmaline collection in mineral vault of LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: California gemstone mineral collection from at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Sapphire collection in mineral vault of LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Mexican Colima-culture ceramic dog effigy (200 BCE-500) at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Mayan ceramic plate painted with maize god (600-900) from Guatemala at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Cocle ceramic vessel painted with bird perhaps Tinamou (800-1100) from Panama at LA County Natural History Museum.
  • Los Angeles: Tower of Automobile Club of Southern California building.
  • Los Angeles: Automobile Club of Southern California & Saint Vincent Catholic Church.
  • Los Angeles: Towers of Saint Vincent Catholic Church.
  • Los Angeles: Facade of Saint Vincent Catholic Church.
  • Los Angeles: Dome of Saint Vincent Catholic Church.
  • Los Angeles: Spanish Colonial Revival facade decorations of Saint Vincent Catholic Church.
  • Los Angeles: Carved angels on Saint Vincent Catholic Church.
  • Los Angeles: Interior of Saint Vincent Catholic Church.
  • Los Angeles: Interior of dome painted by John B. Smeraldi in Saint Vincent Catholic Church.
  • Los Angeles: Saints painted in dome of Saint Vincent Catholic Church.
  • Los Angeles: Niche with Christ statue in Saint Vincent Catholic Church.
  • Los Angeles: Stained glass window in Saint Vincent Catholic Church.
  • Los Angeles: Richard H. Alexander house (c1888) (2119 Estrella Ave.).
  • Los Angeles: Gated entrance to Mount St. Mary's College, Doheny Campus on Chester Place.
  • Los Angeles: 10 Chester Place administration mansion of Mount St. Mary's College.
  • Los Angeles: .
  • Los Angeles: Doheny Mansion at Mount St. Mary's College, Doheny Campus.
  • Los Angeles: Entry facade of Doheny Mansion.
  • Los Angeles: Gothic details of tower of Doheny Mansion.
  • Los Angeles: Iron & glass porch overhang of Doheny Mansion.
  • Los Angeles: Shingle-fronted house on Chester Place at Mount St. Mary's College, Doheny Campus.
  • Los Angeles: Gothic & Romanesque arches on Doheny Campus shingle building.
  • Los Angeles: Frasmus Wilson House (1916) (7 Chester Place).
  • Los Angeles: Facade of Frasmus Wilson House at Mount St. Mary's College, Doheny Campus.
  • Los Angeles: Upper storey decoration of Frasmus Wilson House.
  • Los Angeles: Door surround of Frasmus Wilson House in style of Louis H. Sullivan.
  • Los Angeles: Ahmanson Commons in Chester Place heritage mansion, now Mount St. Mary's College, Doheny Campus.
  • Los Angeles: Child Development Center in Chester Place heritage mansion, now Mount St. Mary's College, Doheny Campus.
  • Los Angeles: Amat Residence (1905) (649 West Adams Blvd.) former home of actress Theda Bara & then Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle.
  • Los Angeles: Forthmann House (1880’s) (2801 S. Hoover St.) now University of Southern California's Community House.
  • Los Angeles: Salisbury House (1880 (2703 S. Hoover).
  • Los Angeles: Porch details of Salisbury House in LA's North University Park Historic District.
  • Los Angeles: Carvings of facade on Salisbury House.
  • Los Angeles: William W. Cockins House (1894) (2653 S. Hoover St.) now USC Center for Lifestyle & Occupation Design.
  • Los Angeles: Heritage house beside Salisbury House in LA's North University Park Historic District.
  • Los Angeles: Dome of Second Church of Christ Scientist (1908) (948 W. Adams Blvd.).
  • Los Angeles: Adlai E. Stevenson birthplace house (1894) (2639 Monmouth Ave.).
  • Los Angeles: Felix the Cat neon sign (1959) historic landmark on car dealership on Figueroa St.
  • Los Angeles: Watts Towers (1921-54) folk art.
  • Los Angeles: Watts Towers detail of steel structure with cemented skins of shards of pottery, glass, shells.
  • Los Angeles: Open spires of Watts Towers.
  • Los Angeles: Fanciful shapes of Watts Towers.
  • Los Angeles: Towers & wall of Watts Towers.
  • Los Angeles: Mosaic wall of Watts Towers.
  • Los Angeles: Bottles & plates embedded on Watts Towers.
  • Los Angeles: Mural of Black Cultural Center at Watts Towers.
  • Los Angeles: Aline Barnsdall "Hollyhock" House (1918-20) (4800 Hollywood Blvd.).
  • Los Angeles: Breezeway leading to Wright's Hollyhock House.
  • Los Angeles: Garage attached to Wright's Hollyhock House.
  • Los Angeles: Wall opposite Wright's Hollyhock House.
  • Los Angeles: Municipal Art Gallery (1971) (in Barnsdall Park).
  • Los Angeles: Sculpture by Peter Shire at Municipal Art Gallery in Barnsdall Park.
  • Los Angeles: Arts & Crafts Building (c1919) (1st house of Aline Barnsdall) in Barnsdall Park.
  • Los Angeles: Prairie-style lines & roof of Arts & Crafts Building.
  • Los Angeles: Front entrance of Arts & Crafts Building.
  • Los Angeles: Projecting window of Arts & Crafts Building.
  • Los Angeles: View of Hollywood sign & Griffith Park Observatory from Barnsdall Park.
  • Los Angeles: Outdoor lamp fixture at Barnsdall Park, site of Hollyhock House.
  • Los Angeles: Overview of Storer House & driveway.
  • Los Angeles: Storer House (1923) (8161 Hollywood Blvd.).
  • Los Angeles: Windows of Storer House.
  • Los Angeles: Address plaque of Storer House.
  • Los Angeles: Details of Wright's cement blocks for Storer House.
  • Pasadena: Millard house (1923) (645 Prospect Cres.).
  • Pasadena: Millard house, first F.L. Wright textile block construction.
  • Los Angeles: Knit-block design by Wright on Ennis House.
  • Los Angeles: Ennis House (1924) (2607 Glendower Ave.).
  • Los Angeles: Ennis House concrete block pattern.
  • Los Angeles: Crumbling concrete blocks around windows of Ennis House.
  • Los Angeles: Wright's design for concrete blocks of Ennis House.
  • Los Angeles: Open blocks on Ennis House.
  • Hollywood: Samuel Freeman House (1924) (1962 Glencoe Way).
  • Hollywood: Breezeway of Freeman House.
  • Hollywood: Details of Wright's cement blocks for Freeman House.
  • Hollywood: Details of Wright's cement blocks for Freeman House.
  • Hollywood: Details of Wright's cement blocks for Freeman House.
  • Beverly Hills: Anderton Court (1953) (328 Rodeo Dr.).
  • Beverly Hills: Tower of Anderton Court.
  • Los Angeles: Art Deco panels of Eastern Columbia Building.
  • Los Angeles: Art Deco detail of Eastern Columbia Building.
  • Los Angeles: Sunburst over main door of Eastern Columbia Building.
  • Los Angeles: Portal sunburst of Eastern Columbia Building.
  • Los Angeles: Art Deco panel detail of Eastern Columbia Building.
  • Los Angeles: Art Deco entrance of 9th & Broadway Building.
  • Los Angeles: Window detail of 9th & Broadway Building.
  • Los Angeles: Art Deco panel detail of 9th & Broadway Building.
  • Los Angeles: Terra-cotta panel on 9th & Broadway Building.
  • Los Angeles: Row of carved figures on United Artists Theater facade.
  • Los Angeles: Sculpted woman holding globe on United Artists Theater facade.
  • Los Angeles: Contrasting United Artists Theater Spanish revival & Art Deco detail of neighboring building.
  • Los Angeles: Bullocks Wilshire Department Store Building (1928) (3050 Wilshire Blvd.).
  • Los Angeles: Moderne portal of Bullocks Wilshire Department Store.
  • Los Angeles: Terra-cotta panel of medieval string player on Palace Theater.
  • Los Angeles: Terra-cotta panel of dancing woman on Palace Theater.
  • Los Angeles: Terra-cotta facade details on Palace Theater.
  • Los Angeles: Churrigueresque decorations of arch over entry of Million Dollar Theater where actors like Charlie Chaplin, Lillian Gish & Mary Pickford attended premiers.
  • Los Angeles: Sculpted actor carrying masks of comedy & tragedy on Million Dollar Theater.
  • Los Angeles: Sculpted figure carrying thunderbolt & electric motors on Million Dollar Theater.
  • Hollywood: Mann's (formerly Grauman's) Chinese Theatre (1927) (6925 Hollywood Blvd.).
  • Hollywood: Chinese-styled roof over entrance of Mann's Chinese Theatre.
  • Hollywood: Harold Lloyd prints (1927) at Mann's Chinese Theatre.
  • Hollywood: El Capitan Theater facade.
  • Hollywood: Guinness Museum in former Hollywood Theatre (1919).
  • Hollywood: Pantages Theatre marquee.
  • Los Angeles: El Rey Theatre (1928) (5515 Wilshire Blvd.).
  • Los Angeles: Decorative panels of El Rey Theatre (5515 Wilshire Blvd.).
  • Santa Monica: Broadway Cineplex Theater (3rd Street Promenade).
  • Los Angeles: Bruin Theater (1930s) (925 Broxton Ave., Westwood).
  • Los Angeles: Fox Westwood Village Theater (1931) (961 Broxton Ave., Westwood).
  • Los Angeles: Tower of Fox Westwood Village Theater.
  • Los Angeles: Tower top of Fox Westwood Village Theater.
  • Los Angeles: Winged lions on Fox Westwood Village Theater.
  • Los Angeles: Churrigueresque decorations on Fox Westwood Village Theater.
  • Culver City: Pacific Theater (1950s).
  • Los Angeles: Steam locomotives at Travel Town railway museum.
  • Los Angeles: LA Metro subway train in Pershing Square station.
  • Los Angeles: Neon (1993) artwork by Stephen Antonakos in Pershing Square station of LA Metro.
  • Los Angeles: Front end of LA Metro train.
  • Hollywood: Metro subway entrance at Hollywood & Highland Center.
  • Long Beach: Los Angeles Metro streetcar passes Long Beach Post Office Building.
  • Long Beach: Los Angeles Metro LRT 5th St. stop in Long Beach.
  • Long Beach: Los Angeles Metro LRT in Long Beach.
  • Long Beach: Los Angeles Metro LRT 1st St. stop in Long Beach.
  • Long Beach: Los Angeles Metro LRT Transit Mall stop in Long Beach.
  • Los Angeles: Los Angeles Metro bus.
  • Buena Park: Antique steam train which runs through Knott's Berry Farm.
  • Capistrano: Amtrak California Surfliner front end.
  • Capistrano: Amtrak California Surfliner front end detail.
  • Capistrano: Amtrak California Surfliner passenger loading.
  • Capistrano: Amtrak California Surfliner entry stairway.
  • Capistrano: Amtrak California Surfliner coach.
  • Capistrano: Amtrak California Surfliner crossing gate.
  • Los Angeles: Harbor Freeway through downtown Los Angeles.
  • Long Beach: Adobe Los Cerritos (1844) (4600 Virginia Rd.) built by Don Juan Temple.
  • City of Commerce: Citadel (1929) (500 Citadel Drive) copies Babylonian King Sargon II's palace.
  • City of Commerce: Citadel was used as backdrop in Ben Hur movie.
  • City of Commerce: Citadel was built under Adolph Schleicher for Samson Tire & Rubber Company, later bought by US Tire and Rubber (Uniroyal).
  • City of Commerce: Citadel, now a shopping center, has extended the Assyrian theme.
  • San Gabriel: Outer wall of Mission San Gabriel Archangel (founded 1771 - relocated 1776).
  • San Gabriel: Six bells in upper wall of Mission San Gabriel Archangel.
  • Hacienda Heights: Buddhist temple serves LA's large Oriental population.
  • Beverly Hills: Brown Derby Restaurant at Rodeo Drive & Wiltshire Blvd. (now closed, historic photo).
  • Simi Valley: Ronald Reagan Presidential Library & Museum (1991) western facade.
  • Simi Valley: Spanish mission style main entrance gate at Ronald Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Main entrance courtyard & fountain of Ronald Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Facade of Air Force One Pavilion at Ronald Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: After the Ride sculpture (1998) by Glenna Goodacre at Ronald Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Portrait of President Ronald Reagan by Williams at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Portrait of President Ronald Reagan by Americo Makk at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Portrait of Ronald Reagan with saddle (1988) by T. Nielsen at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Wood caricature sculpture of Ronald Reagan in cowboy hat by R. Kowolski at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Variety of bronze busts of Ronald Reagan at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Ronald W. Reagan for President 1976 campaign buttons at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Reagan-Bush 1980 campaign button at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Reagan for Commander-in-Chief 1980 campaign button at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Reagan 1980 presidential campaign button at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Inaugural patch & button 1981 at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Reagan 1984 presidential elephant with Texas flag campaign button at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: 1984 Inaugural buttons at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Replica of Reagan's oval office at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Replica of president's desk for Reagan's oval office at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Replica of Reagan's oval office at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Jelly beans in German beer stein, once kept in Reagan's oval office at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Oval office carpet at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Side table supported by eagle in replica of Reagan's oval office at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Reagan's cabinet room chair now at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: China tea service used by Mrs. Reagan for White House entertaining at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Coffee pot & creamer of China tea service used by Mrs. Reagan for White House entertaining at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Gold & red-rimmed Presidential China used by the Reagans at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Various setting protocols of the Reagan Presidential porcelain at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Silver tea service presented to the Reagans by the President of Sri Lanka at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Coffee service with royal crown given to Reagan now at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Haviland Limoges tureen with Order of Cincinnati insignia & pattern of King Louis XVI presented to Reagan by President of France at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Booth from Chasen's restaurant where Ronald Reagan proposed to Nancy Davis at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Dress worn by Nancy Reagan during White House years at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Torch for XIII Olympic Games (1984) in Los Angeles used in White House ceremony at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Olympic torch with engraved Los Angeles Olympic Stadium (1984) at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Medal commemorating 1987 bicentennial of U.S. Constitution at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Medal commemorating December 8, 1987 Glasnost meeting between Reagan & Gorbachov in Reykjavik, Iceland by Leslie B. DeMille at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Painting of aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan (2003) at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Wooden chest with painting of Reagan's retirement ranch Rancho del Cielo at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Tombstone of Ronald Reagan (Feb. 6, 1911- June 5, 2004) at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: View of Simi Valley from hilltop of Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Rattlesnake warning sign at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: English pottery pitcher (c1800) with portrait of George Washington at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Bronze bust of Teddy Roosevelt at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Bronze statue of Dwight D. Eisenhower at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Rancho del Cielo tooled cowhide art of scenes from old west including an attack on a stage coach by Kazuyuki Nakajima at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Various saddles given to President Reagan at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Various walking sticks given to President Reagan at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Walking sticks with likeness of Reagan given to President at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Various cut crystal objects given to President Reagan at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Cut crystal cowboy boot given to President Reagan by Lord Mayor of Dublin at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Various cowboy spurs given to President Reagan at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Various cowboy belt buckles given to President Reagan at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Semi-precious stone inlaid belt buckle showing American eagle given to President Reagan at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Fishing eagle stained glass art called Inspiration from Heroes by Kevin Laird Johnson at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Gold pitcher with eagle head & tray (1985) by Wolfres of Brussels given to President Reagan by King of Saudi Arabia at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Gold plated falcon on malachite pedestal (1987) given to President Reagan by Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Crystal Statue of Liberty (1986) by Verreris Brosse given to President Reagan by France at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Wood carving of Komodo Dragon (1986) by Nyoman Mawi given to President Reagan by Indonesia at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Japanese ceremonial doll (1981) given to President Reagan by Japan at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Japanese origami helmet with over 1,000 folded pieces of paper (1986) by school children given to President Reagan by Japan during Tokyo Economic Summit at Reagan Museum.
  • 40: Ronald Wilson Reagan (1981-1989) lived (1911-2004).
  • Oklahoma City: Statue of Ronald Reagan in After the Ride 1998 by Glenna Goodacre at National Cowboy Museum.
  • Oklahoma City: Portrait of Ronald Reagan (1992) by Everett Raymond Kinstler at National Cowboy Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Air Force One 27000 Boeing 707 at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Boeing 707 Air Force One which flew Presidents Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan, H.W. Bush, Clinton & W. Bush at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Air Force One beside elevator which lets public tour the plane at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Engines & fuselage of Boeing 707 Air Force One at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Tail & flag of Boeing 707 Air Force One 27000 at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: View of Simi Valley from Air Force One Pavilion (2005) at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Mural showing former Presidential aircraft called the Flying White House by Stan Stokes in Air Force One Pavilion (2005) at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Detail of Flying White House mural at Reagan Museum showing Dixie Clipper which carried Franklin Roosevelt to Casablanca, Morocco meeting with Churchill & Stalin in 1943.
  • Simi Valley: Detail of Flying White House mural at Reagan Museum showing two versions of Columbine Super G Constellations used by Eisenhower.
  • Simi Valley: Detail of Flying White House mural at Reagan Museum showing Boeing 747 28000 aircraft used since 1990.
  • Simi Valley: Marine One Sikorsky VH-3A helicopter at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Marine One presidential helicopter at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Seal of the President of the United States on Marine One presidential helicopter at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: F-14A Tomcat Fighter Jet at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: BGM-109 Gryphon Nuclear Missile, one of eight deactivated samples remaining after others were destroyed under terms of 1987 Intermediate Nuclear Force [Reduction] Treaty with USSR at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Reagan's presidential Cadillac limousine (1984) at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Gipper license plate on Reagan's presidential limo at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: White convertible Mustang (1965) used in Reagan's 1966 campaign at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Rear deck of 1965 Ford Mustang campaign car at Reagan Museum.
  • Simi Valley: Model of Ronald Reagan Presidential Library & Museum including Air Force One Pavilion.
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