So much has happened is Los Angeles in such a hurry. The modern history starts with the Spanish missionaries, followed by the time of the adobes, and then quickly shifts to the massive real estate boom that we are still in throes of. Many landmarks from this history, including the missions and adobe houses, are easily accessible today.
351 South Hill Street
A historic ride up the the hill costs a quarter...
1151 Oxford Rd
San Marino
Priceless Sight-Seeing...
4800 Hollywood Boulevard
Barnsdall Park
Art house...
2800 E. Observatory Rd
In Griffith Park, at the end of Vermont Ave
Panoramic Views & Planetarium Shows...
535 North Main Street
Oldest religious structure in L.A...
900 Exposition Blvd
Exposition Park
Adventure Calls...
5801 Wilshire Blvd
East of Fairfax Ave
Ice Age Fossils on Display...
203 Chautauqua Boulevard
Accessible Case Study House...
17985 Pacific Coast Hwy
1 mile N. of Sunset Blvd., Malibu
Smaller Getty museum near the ocean that is filled with antiquities...
6801 Hollywood Blvd
Movie magic...
845 North Alameda Street
El Pueblo De Los Angeles Historic Park
Historic marketplace...
1765 East 107th Street
Nations best known folk art sculpture...
125 Paseo de la Plaza
Suite 400
Old Los Angeles...
304 S. Broadway
At 3rd St
Futuristic Victorian Interiors...
315 Torrance Boulevard
History of the printing press...
630 W. 5th St
Between Flower St. and Grand Ave
A Literary Treasure...
10 East Olvera Street
Oldest home in L.A...
5200 Zoo Drive
Griffith Park
Training wheels...
800 N. Alameda St
At Cesar E. Chavez Ave
Last Grand Railroad Terminal...
6925 Hollywood Boulevard
Movie magic...