Los Angeles is a happening place. Don't you agree?

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Victoria Park Los Angeles, between Crenshaw & Olympic










Bonnie Brae Historic District Los Angeles
Frederick Mitchell Mooers House
and neighborhood








Many not in the best of shape, while some are being restored.




The old YWCA built in 1912.




USC Book Fair














After the book festival I crossed the street to the Rose Garden at
Exposition Park. The lightrail station sits between the two.












Central Avenue and 42nd St, south Los Angeles






The old historic Dunbar Hotel at Central and 42nd. Part of LA's black
history. Many black entertainers stayed here when they weren't allowed
to stay in any of the big Hollywood and LA hotels. Count Basie, Billie Holiday, Sarah Vaughn, Billy Eckstine and many others stayed here. Today it's being
renovated into low income apts.




Venice Canals/Abbot Kinney






























Jazz at LACMA
Los Angeles County Museum Of Art




















The Hollywood Sign










The old Sears Distribution Center in Boyle Heights
















Cincodemayo Olvera Street DT LA






















And the rest
























Thanks for stopping by. So glad you took the time.