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“Phew! All’s well that ends well!”
#sixwordstory
A link to the 1988 Dodger Day rally after the World Series win over Oakland. Vin Scully was the MC and can be heard over an open mike softly singing the National Anthem. There's also Lasorda, Mayor Bradley and others.
youtube.com/watch?v=4isYhUHq…
When LA held a public memorial for JFK in December 1963, one of the speakers was Vin Scully. I asked team historian Mark Langill if Vin might remember anything of that event. I don't know if he ever found out.
Here's the program for that day.
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"Walking in downtown Los Angeles, one can see a Parkinson building in almost every direction" — @sgeetv on the @TheHuntington acquisition of the Parkinson archive
huntington.org/news/huntingt…
At the Central Library today for the "Bridging Los Angeles" screening and panel on the Sixth Street Viaduct. Trouble starts at 2pm.
If you haven't heard already, Todd passed away on April 12th. All of us who knew are still processing the loss.
Roy Todd Gaydowski Obituary - Visitation & Funeral Information greenhillsmortuary.com/obitu…
Coming up on LostLA this Saturday: history and renaissance of winemaking in Los Angeles...
kcet.org/shows/lost-la/previ…
Preserving Council meeting from 1992. Student Government Day on April 7th featured a young Monica Rodriquez representing Council District 7
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History is and always will be one of our best teachers. That is why it is so important people like @byjoelanderson and @Slate create great podcasts like Slow Burn: The L.A. Riots which just won the Ambie for Best History Podcast. Congratulations!
We honor the legacy of the Rev. Desmond Tutu by sharing this phone conversation from the Los Angeles City Council
youtu.be/yov-ShDisGk
Getting prepped at the Central Library for today's Marie Northrop series presentation on the Port of LA. Thanks to LAPL and LACHS.
The UCLA Packard Center digitized some Malcolm X footage from the city archives vault. Here is their blog post today.
cinema.ucla.edu/blogs/archiv…
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Aerial photograph of Mack Sennett studios, Studio City, circa 1927. These days, all that vacant land is filled in with homes. The lot was later home to Republic Studios and in the early 1960s, CBS Television. #LosAngelesHistory












