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Artists and Models Ball, 1971

Didn’t get the invite? A careless oversight, but you can still explore the infamous Artists and Models Ball event from 1971.

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The Todd Killings

A brief look at a long-forgotten but highly cherished movie from 1971.

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Peace Action Council

Newly discovered negatives from the Peace Action Council (PAC) rally in Los Angeles, 1967.

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Live Better Electrically

Your future is all electric in Los Angeles! Start enjoying your new home, where the symbol of quality is a Gold Medallion.

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Arthur

Probably a good thing LA’s maddest discotheque wasn’t called the Artichoke. As it was, another hairstyle was the inspiration.

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Environmental Communications

In the early 1970s, Venice-based media-freaks Environmental Communications curated 1000s of slides relating to the architecture of California. I have about thirty of them (which doesn’t sound all that impressive).

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Historic Los Angeles Photo Archive

Historical archive of vintage photographs exploring an ever-changing city. Lots of architecture and landscapes from downtown to the Miracle Mile.

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Los Angeles Postcards

Stunning archive of Los Angeles postcards with “before and after” shots and historical notes.

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LA WEEKLY

Our exploration of Los Angeles and its cultural backstory continues with an enviable collection of the cities cherished weekly. Enjoy a nostalgic look back at midnight movies at the Nuart, shopping for antique robes at Flip on Melrose, and bands with funny names playing Madame Wong's in Chinatown.

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Los Angeles Free Press archive

From the days of KRLA, KMET and the CIA, the Troubadour and the Whisky, Cinematheque-16 and psychedelic coffee shops along Fairfax Avenue.

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