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UCLA Meteorite Gallery

UCLA Meteorite Gallery — Los Angeles Explorers Guild

Inside a third-floor room of UCLA’s Geology Building, you’ll find a display of more than 100 meteorites.

Posted byTom FassbenderMay 13, 2022Posted inAttractionLeave a comment on UCLA Meteorite Gallery

Seat of Design: Second Largest Chair in Los Angeles

Seat of Design, the Second Largest Chair in Los Angeles — Los Angeles Explorers Guild

Outside the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood, you’ll find the second largest chair in Los Angeles.

Posted byTom FassbenderMay 12, 2022October 19, 2022Posted inAttraction, UncategorizedLeave a comment on Seat of Design: Second Largest Chair in Los Angeles

Jack’s Candy

Jack's Candy — Los Angeles Explorers Guild

In Downtown Los Angeles you can visit a huge warehouse space filled with almost endless varieties of candy.

Posted byTom FassbenderMay 11, 2022May 12, 2022Posted inAttractionLeave a comment on Jack’s Candy

Justice Brothers Automotive Collection

Justice Brothers Automotive Collection — Los Angeles Explorers Guild

In Duarte you’ll find an impressive collection of vintage race cars, motorcycles, experimental automobiles, and racing memorabilia.

Posted byTom FassbenderMay 10, 2022July 6, 2022Posted inAttraction, MuseumLeave a comment on Justice Brothers Automotive Collection

Powers Place: The Shortest Street in Los Angeles

Powers Place — Los Angeles Explorers Guild

In Pico Union, next to a row of historic houses on Alvarado Terrace, you’ll find the shortest street in Los Angeles.

Posted byTom FassbenderMay 9, 2022May 11, 2022Posted inStreets of Los AngelesLeave a comment on Powers Place: The Shortest Street in Los Angeles

Angel’s Flight

Angels Flight — Los Angeles Explorers Guild

In Downtown Los Angeles you can take a ride on the world’s shortest railway.

Posted byTom FassbenderMay 6, 2022May 9, 2022Posted inLandmarkTags:Historic-Cultural Monument2 Comments on Angel’s Flight

Marquis de Lafayette Statue

Marquis de Lafayette Statue — Los Angeles Explorers Guild

In Westlake’s Lafayette Park, you can see a decaying statue of the man who helped secure America’s independence.

Posted byTom FassbenderMay 4, 2022May 6, 2022Posted inStatues of Los AngelesLeave a comment on Marquis de Lafayette Statue

Declaration

Declaration — Los Angeles Explorers Guild

In Venice Beach, you can find a giant steel sculpture on a hill between the boardwalk and the Pacific Ocean.

Posted byTom FassbenderApril 26, 2022May 4, 2022Posted inLandmark, SculptureTags:VeniceLeave a comment on Declaration

Velaslavasay Panorama

Velaslavasay Panorama — Los Angeles Explorers Guild

In historic West Adams, inside a classic movie theatre, you can visit a 360-degree, hand-painted mural of Shenyang, China that hearkens back to a style of entertainment before the birth of film.

Posted byTom FassbenderApril 22, 2022April 26, 2022Posted inAttractionLeave a comment on Velaslavasay Panorama

Cathedral Oak Monument

Cathedral Oak Monument — Los Angeles Explorers Guild

Along a sleepy stretch of road in South Pasadena you’ll drive by the location of the first Easter service ever held in California. Supposedly.

Posted byTom FassbenderApril 17, 2022April 22, 2022Posted inMonumentLeave a comment on Cathedral Oak Monument

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