The Cradle of Los Angeles | Part 3

The wheels of change that slowly started turning in part 2 now pick up speed. In the last 20 years of the 19th century, 90,000 people move to Los Angeles because now you can get here by train.
Los Angeles State Historic Park sits on the very fuse that blows this city up.

[@christophersteele64]

So happy to see these up and running...thanks for the education always.

[@nemesis962074]

the best of the series so far, it's nice to see someone so dedicated to the history of LA

[@angstyandproud4875]

Hey Tom and Co., do you guys have any plans to do a third season of Tom Explores LA or are you guys on an indefinite hiatus? Because I've absolutely loved the first two seasons of your show and would be saddened to see it end so soon.

[@juanmanuelgarcia13]

Been watching your Los Angeles content since the beginning of your channel, you've inspired me to visit Los Angeles and explore with its history in mind many times and it's pretty awesome! Just wanted to let you know you have great talent and would be an awesome historian!

[@from1978]

Wow that population spike is eye opening. Great editing Tom!

[@pbshepherding47]

Thanks Tom, seems so much is slipping away. You are a modern day explorer!

[@maximusteddyhart8064]

excellent video Tom

[@road_king_dude]

Awesome video guys. Amazing seeing those old photographs of how it used to look. I for one would be interested in knowing what ur guys take on the ever growing traffic pandemic in that so distinguishes Los Angeles now.

[@amandab5194]

Great video! Keep them coming.

[@frank-gavinmoratalla7942]

Good stuff!

[@ericvonharding3421]

What was that brief "film noir" film from Universal? Ive seen it and I cant remember what it is

[@TheMarcusGomez]

nice.