Besides Los Angeles, what are some other cities with canyons running through them?2mo ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/geography
Police trade shots with barricaded suspect, Los Angeles, Feb. 17, 1938 [2048 × 1152]5yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Venice, California before the canals were filled in and the buildings were demolished, 19062yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
The Hall of Records in Los Angeles. It was built in 1909 and demolished in 1973 for a surface parking lot. The building, which sat askew, survived a street realignment in the 1920s when the web of streets in the former CBD were untangled, but did not survive Los Angeles' urban renewal madness.1yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Terminal Island, a Japanese fishing village in Los Angeles harbor. Due to the islands isolation, the locals developed their own dialect called Terminal Island lingo, a mix of Japanese and English. They were the first group deported to internment camps; the village was razed to prevent their return.3yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Venice before the main canals were filled in and buildings demolished, 19062yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/LosAngeles
The First National Bank Building in Pasadena, California. Constructed in ~1885, it was demolished at some point in the 20th century, possibly in the 1920s.3yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
The Baker Block in Los Angeles, built ~1877 and demolished in 1942 for a street extension. Sections of the building survived until 1957, but were lost to freeway construction. ~19252yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
On this day in 1916, the LA Times reported the last grizzly bear in Southern California was shot by a fruit farmer, Cornelius Johnson, in Sunland. The California grizzly would be extirpated six years later. Johnson ate the bears remains at a barbecue.1yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/LosAngeles
Significant storm system to impact SW CA next Mon-Tue, 1.5-3in in the coast and valleys, 6-10in of snow above 7000ft2yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/LosAngeles
Our plane's windshield decided to call it quits at 30,000ft and had to make an emergency landing1yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/Wellthatsucks
Soviet artillery battery during Operation Bagration, c. June 1944 [1024 × 766]2yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Firefighters respond to a major fire at Central Library, ~400,000 books were destroyed and a further ~350,000 were damaged, the cause of the fire was never fully discovered although it's assumed to be arson, 19862yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/VintageLA
The Nadeau Hotel, built in 1881, demolished in 1932 for the Los Angeles Times Building #4. - Los Angeles, c. 19053yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Los Angeles looked quite a bit different in 1899. The only surviving building is the the 1876 Cathedral of St. Vibiana in the middle right, and even that was slated for demolition.4yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Terminal Island, a Japanese fishing village in Los Angeles harbor. Due to their isolation, the locals developed their own dialect called Terminal Island lingo, a mix of Japanese and English. They were the first group deported to internment camps; the village was razed to prevent their return.2yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Eighteen year old prostitute, shortly before the collapse of the Soviet Union (1991)7yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
Flooded intersection of 1st St. and Broadway during a rainstorm - possibly 19262yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/VintageLA
A quiet section of LA, at the mouth of the Broadway Tunnel. The entire district was demolished in 1949 to make way for the 101 Freeway. (c. 1905)4yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Pacific Electric Red Car on the Pico Street viaduct shortly after in opened - c. 19271yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/VintageLA
Will Santa Barbara exist come Wednesday? ICON model showing 25in of rain in a couple days.2mo ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/weather
Little Tokyo business owner announces the closure of his shop so he can join the US Army, probably just after Pearl Harbor (c. 1941), Los Angeles [800 × 641]4yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
[OC] An old house in Los Angeles' Westlake District, the only mansion left on the block [4740 × 3160]4yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/Houseporn
Figueroa Street with an open zanja (irrigation ditch) in 1906. The zanja system was constructed soon after Spanish settlers arrived in Los Angeles. It remained a critical part of Los Angeles's freshwater system until the Los Angeles Aqueduct opened in 1913.1yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/VintageLA
The Los Angeles County Courthouse (1891-1936) and Hall of Records (1909-1973)4yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Three teenagers sunbathing on the hood of their stalled car on the 10, 1980.2yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/VintageLA
The Stimson Building in Downtown Los Angeles, built in 1893, it was demolished for a parking lot in 19634yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Construction of the Santa Monica Freeway's initial segment, looking east from Hoover Street, 19612yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/VintageLA
The last remnant of Los Angeles' Old Chinatown (~1850-1940) shortly before it was demolished to build the 101 freeway. Ferguson Alley (the last Civil War-era entertainment center left in the city) and Calle De Los Negros (the site of the Chinese Massacre of 1871), both ran through the area.5yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Grading work for the 405 project (San Diego Freeway) through the Sepulveda Pass, 1961.2yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/VintageLA
On this day in 1916, the LA Times reported the last grizzly bear in Southern California was shot by a fruit farmer, Cornelius Johnson, in Sunland. The California grizzly would be extirpated six years later. Johnson ate the bears remains at a barbecue.1yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/VintageLA
30 years ago today, the Los Angeles Riots began after the acquittal of the police officer seen beating Rodney King, the riots would last for five days, leave 64 dead, and damage/destroy more than 3,000 buildings. They were put down after the Nat'l Guard, Army, and Marines were deployed.2yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/VintageLA
Cityscape of pedestrians, car traffic and buildings on fifth street, ~19202yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/VintageLA
Japanese Special Naval Landing Forces with gas masks and rubber gloves during a chemical attack, Battle of Shanghai, 19375yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/wwiipics
How traffic was controlled at complex intersections before automatic traffic signals became ubiquitous - 19373yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Motorcycle officers guard a roped off section of Maple Street in Santa Monica while a dud anti-aircraft shell is dug up after the Battle of Los Angeles, Feb 26th, 19422yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/VintageLA
The Bryson-Bonebrake Building (1886-1934) in Downtown Los Angeles, 19055yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Japanese American owned store the day after the Pearl Harbor attack, taken right before the man's internment7yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/pics
The Westminster Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles - built 1887, demolished 1960.5yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Los Angeles' native son, General George S. Patton, during a welcome home parade on June 9th, 19453yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/VintageLA
[OC] The Leslie Residence (1903) in Westlake. It's the sole mansion left on the block, a relic of its residential past.4yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/VintageLA
Pershing Square in 1930 and again in 2011, from the Pershing Square Building4yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/LosAngeles
Watson's new map of the western states, territories, Mexico, and Central America - 18692yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/MapPorn
Pershing Square in 1930 and again in 2011, from the Pershing Square Building4yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/VintageLA
Eighteen year old prostitute, shortly before the collapse of the Soviet Union (1991) [964 x 632]7yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/HumanPorn
[Image] Japanese American owned store the day after the Pearl Harbor attack, taken right before the man's internment7yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/Frisson
The mutilation of our public spaces, Pershing Square in 1930 and again in 2011, Los Angeles4yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
One of the most beautiful houses in the world, the Stahl House [1850 × 1335]9yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/Houseporn
St. Vincent Sanitarium in Beaudry Park (near the intersection of Beaudry Ave and Sunset Blvd), c. 1895-19054yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/VintageLA
Los Angeles in 1899, St. Vibiana Cathedral can be seen in the background (I believe its the only surviving structure)5yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/LosAngeles
The Bryson-Bonebrake Building (1886-1934) on the corner of Second and Spring Street, 19055yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/VintageLA
Thank you Bungie for this amazing experience! See you star side titan.10yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/DestinyTheGame
One of the most beautiful houses ever built, Case Study #22 aka the Stahl House in the Hollywood Hills (repost because the last one was removed)[1000 x 770]10yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/ViewPorn
One of the most beautiful houses ever built, Case Study #22 aka the Stahl House in the Hollywood Hills [1000 x 770]10yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/Houseporn
One of the most beautiful houses ever built, Case Study #22 aka the Stahl House in the Hollywood Hills (repost because the last one was removed)[1000 x 770]10yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/Houseporn
When you tour the old Queen Mary ship in California, there is a room where you can see the propellers in the water, lit by lamps. There are railings, but if you wanted to jump down there I don't think anyone could stop you. (x-post from /r/thalassophobia)10yr ⋅ moose098 ⋅ r/pics
