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This map includes locally designated historic districts in Los Angeles County. The borders are general and for general reference only. Please contact the relevant city for information about specific boundaries. Some districts have more information provided than others based on what was available at the time the map was created (December 2009).
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City |
Color |
| Claremont |
Red thumb tac |
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Pasadena |
Purple with dot |
| Culver City |
Green with dot |
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Pomona |
Pink with dot |
| Glendale |
Light blue with dot |
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Redondo Beach |
Yellow thumb tac |
| Glendora |
Yellow with dot |
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San Gabriel |
Purple |
| Long Beach |
Red with dot |
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Santa Monica |
Blue |
| Los Angeles |
Blue with dot |
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Signal Hill |
Yellow |
| La Verne |
Blue thumb tac |
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South Pasadena |
Red |
| Monrovia |
Pink |
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West Hollywood |
Light blue |
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Whittier |
Green |
City Contact Information for Historic Neighborhoods
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Subway Terminal Building
417 S. Hill Street, Downtown
Built in 1925, the 500,000 square-foot Subway Terminal Building served as the eastern terminus of the Hollywood Subway for nearly thirty years. The underground segment of the Red Car system ran from this building to the nearby Belmont Tunnel until the Red Cars stopped running in 1955. After decades of underuse, the building was converted into 277 luxury apartments and renamed Metro 417. It now stands as a vibrant element in the renaissance of downtown Los Angeles, and its adaptive reuse earned a Los Angeles Conservancy Preservation Award in 2006.
Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument #177
Photo courtesy of Subway Terminal Building |
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