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Thank you for your history tid bit - cool ❤❤

wonderful please shoot in landscape on your next segment

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I lived in this hotel in 1983-84. It was wild!

Hahaha, still wearing masks?😂

Hey man, just subscribed on the first watch. I noticed something...older vids seem to be horizontal. I like your stuff, but I think horizontal format would make these more aesthetically pleasing. Keep it up!!

what are you using for research? If you have a LA library card you can tap into a bunch of info. I might be able to help.

Don Henley said he lived at the corner of Camrose and Tower when he wrote Witchy Woman

Love the videos, but please consider doing landscape instead of vertical. Unless it’s a short on UA-cam, he should be doing landscape mode.

My school bus drive past these homes every day.

The White House beside the Charmed house was also used in a show…trying to remember…the one on the other side under construction was run down and needed rescuing! I’m happy it’s getting some needed TLC

I love Judson studios!

Another great video. Thank You

I grew up in San Gabriel,CA ..my big family and i attended that place when i was a kid in the 1970s. Yeah, I i was born in the 1960s... See the dragon slide.. it had a tree on top of the hill next to a dragon slide, giant snail had all light brown with dark brown swirls on the both sides, now all ugly yellow and blue snail .wtf?...🙄..... Giant blue whale .. still the same, giant dragon snake still the same,and all the same. Except the ugly yellow and blue snail ... Need to repainted the light brown and dark brown swirls!!! All the apartments behind this park were not there ..alot of branh trees aeound it, same bench seats where my parents,and others sat and watched us even chatted with the old fashioned cat subglasses, hairstyles,etc ...miss the old times with everybody before you were born!!!!

Great job...sorry we can't get inside for a look. Thanks for your work.

Wait I love the entire concept of your account!!!!! So cool!!!!!

Thank you that was a great article I actually work next to that so I'm going to go there

Get a proper camera, go full screen on UA-cam!

Great story teller. Congrats.

Who played Amelia Earhart?

Wow! I did not know this. Beautiful structure.

Where did three stooges lived

great

Love your channel Etan

As seen on Yo Gabba Gabba!

What a stunning exterior. Thank for showing me this.

Yma Sumac is still famous today. As a crossword answer.

Great video, very informative well done. Bravo.

I worked on this property in the early 90's when Joel owned it. This no longer looks anywhere near how good it looked when he owned it. He did drop much $ into restoring, maintaining and caring for this property. It's a shame to see that future owners have let it get run down like this and do not have his love and passion for it.

Sad to see how this historic property has fallen into disrepair. I worked on this home in the early 90's when producer Joel Silver owned it. He dropped a boat load of $ into restoring and maintaining it. Almost criminal how later owners have allowed it to deteriorate like this.

I wonder if kids/teens from nearby schools would go in there during the 80s and 90s. You know, all that tagging. Interesting material. Everyone needs their little getaway. I actually go to ELAC, but my God, those black and white and those 2nd floor pictures. Looks almost like the Queen Mary back in time. Gotta love ELAC, btw, I am still there. Amazing video, btw.

Etan you rock! I would love for you to tour Villa Aurora in Pacific Palisades. Thank you.

I grew up here and went to school at Malaga cove intermediate School and then to Palos Verdes high School. We got married at the Wayfarers Chapel, which is now unfortunately being taken apart due to Earth movement. This place is Shangri-La.❤-Reagen Endsley

I always intended to look up this stations history and it always slipped my mind. My uncle used to work at that Coca Cola until they transferred him to Moreno Valley in the early 90s. We lived near 23rd street and central.

Why film this way?

i visted that place looks cool

It's a beautiful park and the library is wonderful too. Thanks for including those crazy photos from 1929. There wasn't much else on the hills above the fountain back then.

Enjoyed that. Thanks for posting this informative piece.

"Ancestorial homeland"... LOL. My family's from SoCal but I watch from St Paul, MN. I really enjoy your quick, information-packed videos. Oh, and your tagline's great too!

Hi - I was the first person to move into Gartz Court (unit #1) after the relocation, and just a bit before they were ready - your comment about them being ready after 6 months made me laugh. It was a lot longer. I kept being given a move in date and then it kept being changed. Finally, my landlord told me he had rented my apartment, so they let me move in, because it was mostly ready. I lived there for 8 months before I finally closed escrow (that was cool, they only charged me one month's rent). I lived there for almost 10 years, and then moved across the street. My mom bought it from me and lived there until she died in 2013. When Pasadena Heritage and the city were involved with the move, they were assuming Hunt&Grey, mostly because Kate Gartz used them for many of their projects. At some point I asked either Clare Bogaard or Linda Dishman (I forget) if they ever were able to confirm the architect. I was told they had decided it was probably not Hunt&Grey because if it were there would have been documentation. They had pretty much concluded that there was no architect associated with it at all. This was not uncommon for more modest dwellings, which is what Gartz Court was meant to be. Years later when I started hearing that they were the architects, I did a little digging and found the earliest doc I could find that said they were the architect. Then I found an almost exact text from years early where it said that they might be them. Someone basically copied the text and removed the pesky words that cast doubt on it. BTW, yes, it is in the exact layout from the original location but on a lot that is probably 3 times bigger. Originally, they wanted to use the entire lot and spread out the units but then they learned it would no longer be eligible to be on the National Register of Historic Places. Then they wanted to put all the garages in the back, but one of the neighbors, who was resistant to the project, felt it would encourage crime, so they moved the garages behind their respective units. Thanks for the memories.

Hi Etan, I manage and own, the Carlyle (1831) designed by Abraham Shapiro .. I would suggest that you knock on doors and ask if filming is permissible in future videos; I think you'd be pleasantly surprised. I would've given you access to the common areas. The pool area is beautiful. Mr. Shaprio loved incorporating rectangles throughout the entire bldg to magnificient effect.

I helped publish a letter imploring action in about 1990, in the old "Air Classics" newspaper. Looked like Kalitta was using it then.

Are you gonna do something on muso and Frank grill?

hey, thanks for posting this bit. i'm watching with a tear in my eye; i lived in #11 for a couple of years. had to leave cuz i can't hack life without a/c. that, and the idiot owners were allowing the place to rot. last i knew, city of Pasadena was tussling with them to fix it up to historical landmark specs or something. doesn't look like that happened in this clip. god it was adorable, as a lover of all things craftsman / bungalow, i squeeeee'd when i found it. cried when i left. ah life

Hi, Etan. Great video - I used to docent as a part of Friends of Hollyhock House until it was shut down to rebuild after the Northridge quake and love going back from time to time to see. Like the hanger one video, a couple of notes. The furniture in the dining room is original, only seats a few people, and has been carefully protected during the life of the house. The living room furniture is a reproduction of the original design that was funded by the FOHH group in the late 80's, before I started there. It is a beautiful house.

A couple of comments - during WW2, North American Aviation used Hanger One as part of the flight line for the factory that was on the the airport and the other side of Imperial Highway, where they build mostly B25's and early P-51 Mustangs . The planes were staged up and down the runway area while they were being tested and readied for delivery. North American and also Douglas Aircraft used the area around the hanger for staging of aircraft deliveries up to at least the 50's and 60's - my father used to come out to LAX to pick up Navy aircraft from the Douglas factory and fly them back east. there are several places where the flight line can be seen in archival photos from the period. Rockwell International used Hanger One as the operations base for a helicopter fleet that ran in the late 70's and through the 80's that they used to get people around without having to deal with the traffic jams, mostly senior staff and sometimes engineering if there were specific document delivery transfer needs. I worked for Rockwell from 1981 until we were sold to Boeing, and used to ride in the helos from Seal Beach to the San Fernando Valley on a semi regular basis in the early and mid 80's. We would land on the roof of the headquarters building across Imperial Highway (I think Direct TV is in there now) and sometimes land near the hanger to refuel. Rockwell stopped using the hanger when they shut down the factory in the area and moved the headquarters to Seal Beach, however they did put a chunk of money into the Hanger One renovation project before leaving the area in 1993. The factory on the airport side is where the cargo buildings on the east end of the airport are now The factory building complex on the other side of Imperial Highway was at one time rather large. There was a Mach 3 wind tunnel and a bunch of manufacturing buildings on the site. Once the B-1 program was completed the old WW2 era buildings were abandoned. I think the X-31 may have been the last aircraft manufactured there. Northrop Grumman is currently using the old Douglas facility.

These were the backdrop for Charmed

I volunteer at Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park. Your t-shirt is a hoot. Is there a story behind it?

Very nice background story. Thanks Etan!

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