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From the Archives: Ft. Moore memorial pays tribute to Los Angeles pioneers

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From the Archives: Nixon and Eisenhower go golfing

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Mar 21, 2019

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From the Archives: Walking through Castaic pipe

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From the Archives: The U.S. Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center in Chavez Ravine

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From the Archives: Los Angeles Angels spring training

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From the Archives: Dodgers’ spring training in Florida

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Mar 13, 2019

From the Archives: The trials of Sham Hock, mascot of Ventura’s St. Patrick’s Day parades

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From the Archives: First car through Hill Street Tunnel

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From the Archives: St. Vincent de Paul Los Angeles Orphanage

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From the Archives: After the 1933 Long Beach quake, students attend school in tents

Mar 11, 2019

From the Archives: The 1933 Long Beach earthquake

Mar 8, 2019

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From the Archives: 50 'longhairs' protest clipping order

From the Archives: 50 'longhairs' protest clipping order

Mar 7, 2019

From the Archives: Protests in Los Angeles after beating of Selma marchers

From the Archives: Protests in Los Angeles after beating of Selma marchers

Mar 5, 2019

From the Archives: Portraits of Rodney King

From the Archives: Portraits of Rodney King

Mar 3, 2019

From the Archives: L.A. County Sheriff’s 1934 ‘aero squadron’

From the Archives: L.A. County Sheriff’s 1934 ‘aero squadron’

Mar 1, 2019

From the Archives: Are you ‘?Speeding?’

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From the Archives: Vincent Price, the art lover

From the Archives: Vincent Price, the art lover

Feb 27, 2019

From the Archives: Courtyard of Casa de Adobe

From the Archives: Courtyard of Casa de Adobe

Feb 26, 2019

From the Archives: 50 immigrants deported in 1935 to a host of countries

From the Archives: 50 immigrants deported in 1935 to a host of countries

Feb 22, 2019

From the Archives: In 1949, Angelenos get a rare taste of snow at home

From the Archives: In 1949, Angelenos get a rare taste of snow at home

Feb 21, 2019

From the Archives: Carlos ‘Teo’ Cruz defends world lightweight title

From the Archives: Carlos ‘Teo’ Cruz defends world lightweight title

Feb 20, 2019

From the Archives: Bridge over Hollenbeck Park lake

From the Archives: Bridge over Hollenbeck Park lake

Feb 19, 2019

From the Archives: Richard Nixon arrives at Los Angeles International Airport

From the Archives: Richard Nixon arrives at Los Angeles International Airport

Feb 18, 2019

From the Archives: 1967 Monterey Park car bombing

From the Archives: 1967 Monterey Park car bombing

Feb 15, 2019

From the Archives: Mr. Ed and Arthur Lubin

From the Archives: Mr. Ed and Arthur Lubin

Feb 14, 2019

From the Archives: Mikhail Baryshnikov dances to Andrew Lloyd Webber’s ‘Requiem’

From the Archives: Mikhail Baryshnikov dances to Andrew Lloyd Webber’s ‘Requiem’

Feb 13, 2019

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