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Curating the City ~ Wilshire Boulevard

4:58 PM PDT on June 9, 2008

Here at TACO we love LA and we love LA history. The best thing about history in this town is that it's all around us, all the time, but often incognito. For example, you're cruising down Wilshire Blvd. and see an old, cool looking building but have no idea what it is, who built it, why it might be significant, etc. This interactive map from the Los Angeles Conservancy is impressive as it gets, you can click and drag your way down Wilshire from downtown to the beach and get info and pictures on all the landmarks on the way. Check it out...

Curating the City: Wilshire Blvd.

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