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Los Angeles County Courthouse - Completed 1891 The "Red Sandstone Courthouse" was built at Spring and Temple Streets on what was then known as Poundcake Hill. An outside elevator with windows that was later added to the building became a sightseeing attraction of the city. Damage sustained in the 1933 earthquake made the building unsafe, and it was demolished in 1936. The site is now occupied by the current courthouse. Courtesy Seaver Center for Western History Research, Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County

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I Love Lucy mural in Downtown Culver City. Photo by Rose Red-Rum Photography

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The Hollywood sign in 1935 #FBF (Photograph by Security Pacific National Bank Collection/Los Angeles Public Library)

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