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Joshua Mark - You know you grew up on the Westside of L.A. if...........
Lincoln Blvd, 1973 (a contender for “The Ugliest Street in the World”). This view is taken from about Lincoln and Ozone in Santa Monica, looking South into Venice. The Safeway was at Lincoln and Rose. Note the giant ‘Tire Man’. The chicken shack in the foreground became a donut shop, and a friend and I worked there for a short while in the middle seventies, just after high school.
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Christmas on Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills, 1937
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Los Angeles Lazers versus San Diego Sockers
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Kim Gordon on a skateboard in front of Spinhead Studios during recording of “Made in USA” (North Hollywood, 1986) Photo by David Markey
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The Queen Mary, 1977.
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Universal Studios ad from 1977. Be sure to check out the new Six Million Dollar Man/Bionic Woman Testing Center while you visit!
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Los Angeles, 1977 © David Swift
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Rainy day in Los Angeles, ca. 1940s.
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Downtown Los Angeles, 1976. Banner Theatre, 458 S Main St. Photo by Greg Girard.
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Vintage Los Angeles 1982
The Bangles at Tiny Naylors (Sunset and La Brea)
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Ralphs, in Beverly Hills. Early 50s.
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1959 The FutureCraft Home | Architect: Frank L. Hope & Associates with John Mock | Builder: Gifford Construction | 4196 Eastridge Drive La Mesa, CA - Via
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