Yes, particularly the County Court House on the hill in the background, and the Bryson-Bonebrake building (the one with the waving flag). That was designed by the famous American Victorian-era architect J.C. Newsom. Here's another period view:
The Bryson Block was torn down in 1934 - only 46 years after it was built - to make way for the expansion of the present Los Angeles Times building.
The Bryson Block was torn down in 1934 - only 46 years after it was built - to make way for the expansion of the present Los Angeles Times building.
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Hard to imagine these were in Los Angeles. And torn down after only 46 years?? That's such a relatively young age.
(whoops, meant to reply to your comment but something went funky and I ended up posting a new comment, which I've deleted.)
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