Downtown Buildings
The centre, built and rebuilt. City Hall against the height limit, the Art Deco towers, Bunker Hill flattened and replaced, Disney Concert Hall, and the skyline that arrived late and all at once.
Part of Los Angeles
30 moments in this segment.
- - s Temple Block. Los Angeles, 1880. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - Baker Block. Los Angeles, 1880. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - Temple Block with clock tower. Victorian buildings behind are - Amestoy Building and Uni…. Los Angeles, 1885. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - Ca1885 Temple Block front. Los Angeles, 1885. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - Monte Vista Hotel Sunland 1880s. Los Angeles, 1886. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - Ralphs Brothers Grocery and New York Bakery, southwest corner of Sixth Street and Spring…. Los Angeles, 1886. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - Los Angeles National Bank Building, NE corner of 1st and Spring, Los Angeles, 1887-1906. Los Angeles, 1887. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - View of the Downey Block. Los Angeles, 1887. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - Exterior view of the Mission Hotel in San Fernando, ca.1888. Los Angeles, 1888. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - Boston Dry Goods and Harris Newmark buildings 1899. Los Angeles, 1890. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - Bryson-Bonebrake Building. Los Angeles, 1890. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - Bradbury Building 1894. Los Angeles, 1894. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - Arcadia Block Los Angeles from an 1896 lithograph. Los Angeles, 1896. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - Larronde Block 1898. Los Angeles, 1898. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - Bullard Block 1900. Los Angeles, 1900. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - Braley Building on the Hibernian Block, Los Angeles, 1900-1903. Los Angeles, 1900. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - Exterior view of the Braley Building (later the Hibernian Building), corner of Fourth St…. Los Angeles, 1901. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - Los Angeles-1905-Hotel Lankershim. Los Angeles, 1905. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - Sawtelle-1905-Bank Block, Sawtelle, Cal.. Los Angeles, 1905. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - Exterior view of the Los Angeles Investment Building (later the C.C. Chapman Building), …. Los Angeles, 1913. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - J. W. Robinson's new 7th Street store at launch 1915. Los Angeles, 1915. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - New York Cloak Brockman Building 7th LAEx. Los Angeles, 1918. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - Larronde Block undated. Los Angeles, 1918. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - Air photo of building before the building of Chamber of Commerce of the Case Hotel. Los Angeles, 1919. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - East side of Main at Requena, United States Hotel at right, 200–202 N. Main at left. Los Angeles, 1923. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - Los Angeles Stock Exchange 1941 WPA American Guide. Los Angeles, 1941. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - Morris Nagel Versatogs and Adele California buildings ca1948. Los Angeles, 1948. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - Behr-0020 closest crop midblock. Los Angeles, 2005. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - Garnier Building (Los Angeles). Los Angeles, 2008. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
- - * - View showing the St. Charles Hotel, originally the Bella Union Hotel. To the left (n…. Los Angeles, 2011. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.

