This collection is comprised of approximately 1,000 slides capturing buildings along Wilshire Boulevard. The slides were taken during Tuesday afternoon walks in 1978-1979 by Marlene Laskey and her 15-year-old daughter, Annie, who was the primary photographer. Marlene (1933-1989) was a Michigan native who moved to Los Angeles in the 1950s and became a Los Angeles historian and architecture enthusiast. At the time of her death from cancer, Marlene was working on a Master of Urban Planning degree at UCLA, and was an interviewer for UCLA's Oral History program.; Title supplied by cataloger; The highest resolution available for this image is 300 dpi. Looking southeast towards the Park Wilshire apartment building (right), located at 2424 Wilshire Boulevard, and the American Cement building, located at 2404 Wilshire Boulevard. In the late-2000s, the American Cement building, designed by Stephen Oppenheim and built in 1960, became a live/work loft building.
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image
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1 slide :color ;5 x 5 cm. Photographic color slides
American Cement Building (Los Angeles, Calif.) Park Wilshire (Los Angeles, Calif.) Dwellings--California--Los Angeles Apartment houses--California--Los Angeles Office buildings--California--Los Angeles Streets--California--Los Angeles Los Angeles Photographers Collection photographs Marlene Laskey/Wilshire Boulevard Collection photographs Slides Oppenheim, Stephen
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