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From the Archives: The Castle on Bunker Hill - Los Angeles Times
The 1960s Bunker Hill redevelopment forced the removal of many Victorian-era homes. Preservationist saved two structures — the Castle and the Salt Box. A story in the May 18, 1964, Los Angeles ...
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Bunker Hill once was a neighborhood. Then progress came to town - Los Angeles Times
The last two Victorian homes on Bunker Hill, the Salt Box, left, and the Castle, await a move in 1968. (Boris Yaro / Los Angeles Times) FULL COVERAGE: Grand Avenue project » ...
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Vintage footage of Downtown LA shows how Bunker Hill has changed - Curbed LA
Los Angeles has changed a lot since the 1940s, and few neighborhoods have changed as much as Bunker Hill.. Once an affluent community filled with some of California’s finest Victorian mansions ...
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The redevelopment of Bunker Hill, 50 years later - Curbed LA
Bunker Hill, 1969. Los Angeles Public Library photo collection. Developers Kidder Peabody Realty and Prudential jointly purchased the 14 acres that would become Bunker Hill Towers for $3.8 million.
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The Ruins of Bunker Hill - The Nation
Los Angeles’s downtown has long been the purview of the homeless; these days, however, they vie with the skateboarders for numerical dominance of the Bunker Hill area. Head east, toward Skid Row ...