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SPECIAL THANKS TO ANGELS WALK LA ADVISORY BOARD Angels Walk LA is a California not-for-profit public benefit corporation supported by: ANGELS WALK Mayor Richard J. Riordan CATELLUS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION UNION STATION HONORARY CHAIRMAN The City Council of the City of Los Angeles Nick Patsaouras, Patsaouras & Associates Council Member Rita Walters THE COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES Council Member Nick Pacheco MEMBERS Daniel Adler, Creative Artists Agency Council Member Mike Hernandez Michael Antonovich, County Supervisor, 5th District THE LOS ANGELES CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU Kenneth Aran, Attorney, Aran, Polk & Berke Law Firm Rockwell Schnabel, Chair FRIENDS OF ANGELS WALK Robert Barrett, Los Angeles Convention & Visitors Bureau George D. Kirkland, President James de la Loza, Executive Officer, Countywide Planning and Development, THE LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Richard Alatorre Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority Marjorie Aran George Eslinger, Project Director, The L.A. Red Car Project THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY / Tom Gilmore, President, Gilmore Associates METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY Frances Banerjee EL PUEBLO Lynne Jewell, Director of Public Affairs, Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Department of Transportation Board of Directors – 2000 Jack Kyser, Director of Economic Information and Analysis Leah Bishop Economic Development Corporation Supervisor Michael Antonovich O’Melveny & Myers LLP Tom La Bonge, Director of Community Relations, Supervisor Yvonne Burke, Chair Robin Blair Department of Water and Power Supervisor Don Knabe Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority Adolfo V. Nodal, Director, Culture Affairs Supervisor Gloria Molina Rogerio Carvalheiro Anne Peaks, Vice President, The Yellin Company Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky Daniel Rosenfeld, Principal, Urban Partners, LLC Mayor Richard Riordan The J. Paul Getty Trust / Stanley Schneider, C.P.A., Gursey, Schneider & Co., LLP Los Angeles Council Member Hal Bernson Carolyn Kozo Cole Jaime de la Vega LITTLE TOKYO Los Angeles Public Library Dr. Kevin Starr, State Librarian of California Jose Legaspi Timothy Walker, Partner, Maguire Partners Michael Collins Gardena Council Member James Cragin, 1st Vice Chair Ira Yellin, Principal, Urban Partners, LLC Los Angeles Convention & Visitors Bureau Duarte Council Member John Fasana Robert Garcia EX-OFFICIO Long Beach Council Member Jenny Oropeza Bureau of Street Services Rodney Collins, Deputy, Council Member Rita Walters Lancaster Mayor Frank C. Roberts William Holland Antonio Aguilar, Deputy, Council Member Nick Pacheco Architect Ex-Officio Member Appointed by the Governor ANGELS WALK LA Tony V. Harris Richard Jaramillo Deanna Molloy, Executive Director Director, Bureau of Street Lighting / Kenneth Schwartz, Director of Programs and Planning MTA Technical Advisors Francine Lipsman Angel Walk LA, Publisher James de la Loza, Executive Officer, CIVIC CENTER Bradbury Building Patt Morrison, Writer, Los Angeles Times Columnist Countywide Planning and Development David Paschal Cecilia Rasmussen, Writer, Los Angeles Times Columnist Robert D.Cashin, Deputy-Executive Officer City of Los Angeles General Services Department Shirley Bleviss, Photographer Transportation Development and Implementation Gregory Scott John Molloy, Volunteer Coordinator Diego Cardoso, Director Director, Bureau of Street Services Jeanne Willette, Art Historian Pedestrian – Urban Environment Donald Spivack Robin Blair, Principal Planner – Angels Walk Los Angeles Community Redevelopment Agency Dace Taube TRANSPORTATION ENHANCEMENT ACTIVITIES University of Southern California, Library ANGELS WALK LA, INC. 304 South Broadway, Suite 455 GRANT FUNDING Professor Robert Timme, Dean Los Angeles, CA 90013 University of Southern California, School of Architecture Tel: 213/683-0080 Fax: 213/683-0084 ANGELS WALK LA Haripal S. Vir E-mail: [email protected] Los Angeles Department of Transportation © 2000 Angels Walk LA, All rights reserved ANGELS WALK LA, INC. THE TRANSIT & WALKING DISTRICTS OF HISTORIC LOS ANGELES 67 NEW HIGH ST. AVILA ST. 600W WELLS MARKE FARGO 750 BANK . ANGELS WALK LA ANGELS WALK LA CHINATOWN CLARA ST. E N FAR EAST PHILIPPE'S (1908) 1001 VIGNES ST. DISTRICT CENTER Walking in Los Angeles is an exciting and rewarding UNION STATION / EL PUEBLO HILL PL. CESAR CHAVEZ AV 708 CROATIA CHURCH OLD GRAND AVE. MTA / BC PLAZA U.S. POST OFFICE LITTLE TOKYO CIVIC CENTER 711 EASTERN discovery of the history and diversity of our city. The INT. CTR. TERMINAL ANNEX ASIAN TOWER METRO PLAZA PATSAOURAS TRANSIT PLAZA interest and participation in walking has increased ORD ST. HOTEL WALK SITES: 711 ST. UNION UNION STATION 600 with the expansion of the Los Angeles Metro System. HILL AVE. EAGLE STATION CATHAY CATHAY MANOR 1 PATSAOURAS TRANSIT PLAZA HILL ST. PLAZA OLVERA ST. OLVERA Angels Walk is an extension of the transit services in CESAR CHAVEZ AVE. MAIN 701 EL 2 UNION STATION GRAND PLAZA ADOBE 400 W PUEBLO 600 W downtown Los Angeles and includes connections to the PLACITA CESAR CHAVEZ AVE. DISTRICT DOLORES AMTRAK & METROLINK O DE LA PL SE AZ 3 EL PUEBLO DE LOS ANGELES A A ALAMEDA ST. EL MONTE BUSWAY P Metro subway, Metro light rail, Metrolink commuter PLAZA B.K. NEW HIGH CHURCH SPRING ST. CAMPO LO SANTO FR. MWD S ANGELES ST. ANGELES S SERRA 4 EL PUEBLO DE LOS ANGELES OSTON ST. SANTA ANA FWY. L. A. CITY PARK rail, DASH, local Metro buses and Amtrak. Angels Walk SANCHEZ ST. BOARD OF EDUCATION PICO HEWITT ST. has been designed to connect this rich, historic city’s 5 GATEWAY TO CHINATOWN BEAUDRY BROADWAY ARCADIA numerous treasures with the regional transit system. 6 FLETCHER BOWRON SQUARE/ SANTA ANA FWY. 101 COMMERCIAL LOS ANGELES MALL ALISO ST. DUCOMMUN ST. DETENTION CATHEDRAL OF RECTORY U. S.COURTHOUSE 300 OUR LADY OF THE El Pueblo de Los Angeles CATHEDRAL 400 E 7 ROYBAL FEDERAL BUILDING ANGELS CHILDREN'S CENTER BUILDING OLD FEDERAL UNDER CONSTRUCTION CATHEDRAL MUSEUM OPEN 2002 CENTER HALL OF 312 JUSTICE ROYBALCTR. EDWARD TEMPLE 500 W 310 GRAND AVE. GRAND 8 LITTLE TOKYO TEMPLE ST. OUTPATIENT CLINIC AHMANSON V.A. THEATER 7 255 DEPARTMENT OF WATER & POWER KENNETH HAHN HALL OF CRIMINAL TEMPLE ST. 9 LITTLE TOKYO HALL OF ADMINISTRATION 200 RECORDS COURTHOUSE MARK 210 TAPER LOS ANGELES FORUM PASEO DE LOS POBLADORES 10 LITTLE TOKYO AISO WAY PARKING “GO FOR BROKE” MUSIC COURT OF FLAGS CITY MONUMENT CIVIC CENTERSTATION 200 HALL CONTEMPORYGEFFEN 135 EAST MUSEUM 152 11 THE LOS ANGELES TIMES CENTER CIVIC PARKER CENTER CENTRAL AVE. L.A.P.D. UNION CENTER CENTER FOR THE ARTS CITY HALL 150 JAPANESE DOROTHY 301 AMERICAN 1 CHANDLER 1 CITY HALL SOUTH LOS ANGELES COUNTY LAW DISTRICT 0 12 110 0 CITY HALL PAVILLION LIBRARY N COURT HOUSE PARKING NATIONAL 1 0 369 MUSEUM 0 N 8 400 E 300 W BROADWAY 100 E 9 SPRING ST. 100 W 300 E HILL ST. 1ST ST. 1ST ST. 1 LOS ANGELES ST. SAN PEDRO ST. OLIVE ST. 13 0 COURT OF FLAGS/CIVIC MALL/ G 0 1 ASTRONAUT E. S. ONIZUKA ST. 0 S MIYAKO 0 R JUNIPERO SERRA TIMES MAIN ST. S A STATE BLDG. MIRROR 120 312 328 CRIMINAL COURTS BUILDING N BUNKER 220 D NEW DISNEY HALL PARKING BUDDHIST 107 OTANI TEMPLE PARKING UNDER CONSTRUCTION AV 120 OPEN 2002 HILL 123 JAPANESE CALTRANS GARDENS E CESAR E. CHAVEZ AV UNION 14 PERFORMING ARTS CENTER/ . COLLEGE ST DISTRICT PARKING PARKING WELLER BANK CAL. JAPANESE 101 HILL ST Westlake/ COURT 321 VILLAGE COLBURN Chinatown 120 PLAZA DISNEY CONCERT HALL MacArthur Park BROADWAY SCHOOL OF UPPERStation 2ND ST. 6TH ST Music Center PERFORMING Union 2ND ST. ARTS 2ND ST. Civic Center/ Station WILSHIRE BL LUCAS AV Tom Bradley Station Pueblo De LITTLE BRUNSWIG S L.A.LAW Los Angeles UNION AV FORMER TOKYO PARKING City MANUFACTURERS 360 PROPOSED 8TH ST BOYLSTON ST 15 WELLS Olvera Street LITTLE TOKYO CATHEDRAL OF OUR KAWADA Hall BANK PLAZA PHASE II TEMPLE ST Patsaouras ST. VIBIANA MIYA Transit Plaza Angel's CATHEDRAL 200 9TH ST PARKING GEN. T. KOSCIUSZKO WY. 7th St/ Flight DISTRICT GAR 1ST ST LADY OF THE ANGELS MOCA Metro SPRING ST OLYMPIC BL Center Pershing MAIN ST Little JAPAN 3RD St YO KAIKAN 11TH ST Square 2ND STTokyo Station 110 4TH ST © 2000 Cartifact 5TH ST PICO BL FIGUEROA ST 6TH ST Main Walk Los Angeles HOPE ST Convention GRAND AV 7TH ST Center OLIVE ST ENICE BL HILL ST We hope that you have enjoyed the Union Station / El Pueblo / Connection to the Bunker Hill/ 8TH ST BROADWAY SAN PEDRO ST Front Cover: Union Station, Photo: Tom Bonner/Courtesy of Catellus Front Cover: Union Station, Photo: Tom Historic Core District Walk Pico 9TH ST CENTRAL AV Station ALAMEDA ST Little Tokyo / Civic Center Angels Walk. As the Walk is an ongoing, OLYMPIC BL N 11TH ST Metro Red Line 10 12TH ST dynamic process of development, we welcome your comments and ANGELS WALK– UNION STATION/ LOS ANGELESPICO ST BL EL PUEBLO/LITTLE TOKYO/CIVIC CENTER Grand suggestions for enhancements and improvements. The White House Millennium Council designates as Station 16TH ST ANGELS WALK– BUNKER HILL/ HISTORIC CORE DISTRICT a Millennium Trail, Angels Walk Urban Trails. San Pedro METRO RED LINE Station Copyright © 2000 by Angels Walk L.A., Inc. All rights reserved. Permission to reprint or reproduce 10 METRO BLUE LINE “Honor the Past–Imagine the Future.” any of the enclosed material must be granted in writing by Angels Walk L.A., Inc. TABLE OF CONTENTS From the Executive Director. 2 Getting There . 3 WALK SITES: 1 Patsaouras Transit Plaza / MTA Building . 4 2 Union Station. 8 3 4 El Pueblo de Los Angeles . 10 5 Gateway to Chinatown . 14 6 Los Angeles Mall/Fletcher Bowron Square . 16 7 Roybal Federal Building . 18 8 9 10 Little Tokyo. 20 11 The Los Angeles Times . 24 12 City Hall . 26 13 Court of Flags/Civic Mall/Criminal Courts Building . 28 14 Performing Arts Center/Disney Concert Hall . 30 15 Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels . 32 Area Restaurants. 34 Area Hotels . 36 LAPD Emergency Information . 37 DASH–Weekday Route Map . 38 DASH–Weekend Route Map.
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    LOS ANGELES CITYWIDE HISTORIC CONTEXT STATEMENT Guidelines for Evaluating Resources Associated with Military Institutions and Activities, 1850-1980 Prepared for: City of Los Angeles Department of City Planning Office of Historic Resources November 2019 SurveyLA Citywide Historic Context Statement Guidelines for Evaluating Resources Associated with Military Institutions and Activities TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE 1 CONTRIBUTORS 1 INTRODUCTION 1 Related Contexts and Evaluation Considerations 1 Other Sources for Military Historic Contexts 3 MILITARY INSTITUTIONS AND ACTIVITIES HISTORIC CONTEXT 3 Historical Overview 3 Los Angeles: Mexican Era Settlement to the Civil War 3 Los Angeles Harbor and Coastal Defense Fortifications 4 The Defense Industry in Los Angeles: From World War I to the Cold War 5 World War II and Japanese Forced Removal and Incarceration 8 Recruitment Stations and Military/Veterans Support Services 16 Hollywood: 1930s to the Cold War Era 18 ELIGIBILITY STANDARDS FOR AIR RAID SIRENS 20 ATTACHMENT A: FALLOUT SHELTER LOCATIONS IN LOS ANGELES 1 SurveyLA Citywide Historic Context Statement Guidelines for Evaluating Resources Associated with Military Institutions and Activities PREFACE These “Guidelines for Evaluating Resources Associated with Military Institutions and Activities” (Guidelines) were developed based on several factors. First, the majority of the themes and property types significant in military history in Los Angeles are covered under other contexts and themes of the citywide historic context statement as indicated in the “Introduction” below. Second, many of the city’s military resources are already designated City Historic-Cultural Monuments and/or are listed in the National Register.1 Finally, with the exception of air raid sirens, a small number of military-related resources were identified as part of SurveyLA and, as such, did not merit development of full narrative themes and eligibility standards.
  • METROPOLITAN ASPECTS Detail of Mural in Federal

    METROPOLITAN ASPECTS Detail of Mural in Federal

    Page METROPOLITAN ASPECTS Between 10 and 11 Detail of Mural in Federal Build- Los Angeles Stock Exchange ing and Post Office "Dick" Whittington Mural by Edward Biberman Lotus Pool in Echo Park Section of Fine Arts, Treas- Frank L. Rollins ury Department Duckpond, Westlake Park Seventh Street Fred William Carter Fred William Carter Residential District Airview of Downtown Los An- Burton 0.Burt geles, looking South Lafayette Park and the First Con- Los Angeles County Develop- gregational Church ment Committee Fred William Carter Main Street First Sketch of Los Angeles Fred William Carter (1852), from Fort Moore Hill City Hall Security First National Bank Fred William Carter Sixth and Spring Streets (1904) Security First National Bank ARCHITECTURE Between 72 and 73 Los Angeles County General Hos- V. D. L. Research House, Los pital Angeles Viktor von Pribosic Home of Richard J. Neutra, Los Angeles Public Library Architect Bertram Goodhue, Architect Luckhaus Studio Burton 0.Burt Federal Building and Post Office, Mudd Memorial Hall of Philoso- Los Angeles phy, University of Southern G. Stanley Underwood, Archi- California tect Universitv-. of Southern Cali- F. E. Dunham: U. S. Forest f ornia Service McAlmon Residence, Los Angeles Columbia Broadcasting System R. M. Schindler. Architect Studios, Hollywood Julius ~hulman William Lescaze, Architect "Blue and Silver House," the resi- Columbia Broadcasting Sys- dence of Jobyna Howland- tem Beverly Hills Edison Building, Los Angeles Lloyd Wright, Architect Allison and Allison, Architects Julius Shulman Edison Company A Palm Springs Residence Honnold and Russell, Architects Thomas & Kitchel ix X ILLUSTRATIONS Page ARCHITECTURE-continued Between 72 and 73 A Sierra Madre Residence of Bat- An Altadena Residence (Mon- ten Construction terey Style) H.
  • Subject to Your Confirmation, I Have Appointed Ms

    Subject to Your Confirmation, I Have Appointed Ms

    ERIC GARCETTI MAYOR January 27, 2014 Honorable Members of the City Council c/o City Clerk City Hall, Room 395 Honorable Members: Subject to your confirmation, I have appointed Ms. Irma Beserra-Nunez to the Commission for Community and Family Services for the term ending June 30, 2014 and for the subsequent term ending June 30, 2018. Ms. Beserra-Nunez will fill the vacancy created by Michael Manigault, whom I removed effective March 31,2014 or at the time Mr. Manigault's successor is confirmed by the City Council. I certify that in my opinion Ms. Beserra-Nunez is qualified for the work that will devolve upon her, and that I make the appointment solely in the interest of the City. Sincerely, L471~ ERIC GARCETTI Mayor EG:dlg Attachment 200 N. SPR!NG STREET, ROOM 303 LOS ANGELES, CA 90012 (213) 978-0600 MAYOR.LACITY.ORG COMMISSION APPOINTMENT FORM Name: Irma Beserra-Nunez Commission: Commission for Community and Family Services End of Term: 6/30/2014 Appointee Information 1. Race/ethnicity: Latina 2. Gender: Female 3. Council district and neighborhood of residence: 5 - SouthValley 4. Are you a registered voter? Yes 5. Prior commission experience: 6. Highest level of education completed: BA California State University Los Angeles 7. Occupation/profession: Advocate for Adult Education 8. Experience(s) that qualifies person for appointment: See attached resume 9. Purpose of this appointment: Replacement 10. Current composition of the commission (excluding appointee): ·,{Narnc{ 1< APCr .. liCD > Gender •.A.r>btdate Te"';~nd~ AI-Mansour, Chancela East LA 14 African American F 25-Seo-12 30-Jun-16 Castillo, Carolina East LA 14 Latina F 30-Jul-10 30-Jun-16 Chan, Yvonne North Valley 12 Asian Pacific Islander F 30-Jul-10 30-Jun-14 Duardo, Debra East LA 14 Latina F 22-Jun-11 30-Jun-14 Garcia, Marv South Valley 2 Latina F 08-0ct-10 30-Jun-16 Hill, PeQQY Central 4 African American F 30-Jul-10 30-Jun-16 lqlehart, Alfreda Central 10 African American F 30-Jul-10 30-Jun-16 Lara, Alicia Central 4 Latina F 28-Seo-10 30-Jun-14 Little, Marc T.