Wilshire Library
LAPL branch serving North Koreatown
Tag Archives: Los Angeles Historic Cultural Monument
Los Angeles has over 1,150 designated Historic-Cultural Monuments that preserve the city’s architectural, historic and cultural heritage.
The Historic-Cultural Monument process began in 1962 when the Los Angeles chapter of the American Institute of Architects formed a Historic Buildings Committee to implement a formal preservation program.
A few notable Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monuments include:
- Eastern Columbia Building (HCM #294), an Art Deco style building in Downtown LA
- CBS Columbia Square Studios (HCM #947), a historic radio and television studio complex
- Hollywood Walk of Fame (HCM #194), honoring notable figures in the entertainment industry
Chapman Park Market Building
Los Angeles Historic Cultural Monument
Oasis LA
Former site of Wilshire Christian Church, a designated historic cultural monument of L.A.
Fire Station #29
Serves Wilshire Center and Hancock Park. To report an Emergency: Dial 9-1-1
The French Chateau Apartments
Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument #815 An example of the Chateau Eclectic architectural style. Architect: Arlos Sedgley. Built in 1937. Converted to condos in 2007. 3350 James M Wood Blvd @ Hobart.
