Thursday, December 12, 2013. Dramatic Kodacolor Snapshots From the Height of the Baldwin Hills Flood. The flood waters ripping through the Village, just after the water had begun to subside. On the brick bungalow at the right. Monday, December 9,.

James Park was a frequent destination of tourist excursions.

PLEASE SEE OUR COMPANION HISTORIES. He suburban development of Los Angeles began. Residential Fort Street south of the Plaza in. Broadway; its tall, narrow Victorian houses. Were either demolished for much taller. Masonry commercial buildings such as the. Picked up and moved to new neighborhoods.

Encompasses four sites offering individual house histories of one entirely vanished gated street,. One seminal thoroughfare still very much in place but entirely, or almost entirely, devoid of its original array of single-family residences,.

The quality and scale of the development of even the more modest tracts surrounding the bon ton enclaves were high enough to give the impression of a God-ordained has-always-been-here and will-always-be-here cityscape. Wilshire to challenge any such complacency of West Adams mind.

In which only nine houses were built on 65 lots and one. Patterned shamelessly, right down to its gates, on the St.

Some homeowners in the more venerable Square. Actual near-square bordered by Wilshire Boulevard on the south, Third Street on the north, and the area between a half-block west of Arden and a half-block east of Irving boulevards comprised of the three original tracts of Windsor Square. The Mountbattens had yet to change their name, but Windsor Castle had long been a famous landmark.