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Pacific Electric Building
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Los Angeles Conservancy
Completed in 1905 by famed Industrialist Henry Huntington, the Pacific Electric Building was Los Angeles’ first skyscraper and the largest building west of the Mississippi River until the early 1950s. The building contained office space and a transportation terminal, which served up to 100,000 people a day during World War II. The building was also the home to Cole's Restaurant, the oldest continuously operating restaurant in Southern California and credited with the invention of the French Dip sandwich. Read More


Incardonia's

Efroymson House

Pacific Electric Building

Lucien Moore House

Jefferson Davis Hospital


Martha G. Ripley Maternity Hospital

Lincoln Street Neighborhood

MacGillivray’s

800 Block of Mellon Street

The Victorian Lady


Pilots’ Row

Aberdeen Gardens
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