Kevin Wachel

(ca. 1920s)^ - A busy scene with pedestrians and city traffic in this view of Broadway and 5th looking north, showing the many retail stores that line the stree...t. Hotel California, The Broadway, Edison building and California building are visible on the left side. Several trolleys have stopped in the middle of the road, cars line both sides of the street, and an overflow of pedestrians fill the sidewalks as far as the eye can see. Notice everyone wears hats - men, woman and children alike. waterandpower.org See more

Great new mid century modern listing! Fully remodeled!

LAX in the 60s!

Pasadena City Hall Garfield Avenue California

Sunset with ocean view for extra special evening

Tram crossing West Street in this mid-sixties picture from the Disneyland Hotel. So many cool things in this picture. Construction is visible in middle left on ...the Tower addition which would open in the summer of 1966. The Monorail has just cruised by on its way into the Hotel station. The iconic Disneyland Hotel sign with its distinctive typeface/script. I just love this picture! See more

Happy Holidays!

Located at 621 West Adams Blvd in Los Angeles sits the beautiful St. Vincent de Paul Roman Catholic Church. Built in 1925 by architect Albert C. Martin, Sr. in ...the California Churrigueresque style and is a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument. It's also been the backdrop in many movies, tv shows and music videos. See more

Beautiful and remodeled Spanish Revival home, check it out!

Gorgeous LA! #hancockpark #la #socal #2020 #lifeisbeautiful #gorgeous #cali #realtor #realestate

Maui is radiantly beautiful, with glamour to spare. When was your last visit?

The beauty of neon: simple and effective! Inspired by traditional Open signs, David Otis Johnson (@leafcutterstudio) has created this great neon Vote sign. It...’s our civic duty! #museumofneonart #museumfromhome #vote2020 #neon #neonsigns #signsunited #neonart #contemporaryart #neonlights #vote See more

Brock House, the residence of Pepperdine University president, is often referred to as "the house on the hill." As seen here it overlooks many parts of campus in addition to Santa Monica Bay, late 1970s. Source: Pepperdine University, Special Collections and University Archives