Discoveries – Downtown (115)
Huell spends an afternoon in downtown L.A. at Bottega Louie’s, a new hot spot in the old Brooks Brothers building. […]
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Huell spends an afternoon in downtown L.A. at Bottega Louie’s, a new hot spot in the old Brooks Brothers building. […]
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Huell visits the Christian Science Reading Room, followed by a tour of the garden that surrounds Walt Disney Concert Hall
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Huell revisits the Red Car Tunnels under Los Angeles and the tunnel entrance at Belmont Station. 2009
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If you visit the high rise at 550 South Hope Street in downtown Los Angeles, you might not know the
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Most people don’t don’t seem to know that tours of the Frank Gehry designed Walt Disney Concert Hall are available
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Huell visits the set of CSI New York which is actually shot in downtown Los Angeles. New York, eat your
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Huell walks the streets of Downtown Los Angeles with a veteran LAPD officer to talk about safety. Note: This episode
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Located at 849 S. Broadway in the Broadway Theater District of downtown Los Angeles. It is considered by many to
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Huell visits the National Biscuit Company Factory Building, which was carefully renovated to preserve it’s unique history and architecture. Note:
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The Los Angeles State Historic Park, most recently known as the Cornfield or Chinatown Yard property, is a 32-acre site
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Huell gets a tour of the new Caltrans district headquarters in downtown Los Angeles designed by architect Thom Mayne. Caltrans
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Huell talks to the people of Downtown L.A. to hear their thoughts and feelings about the events of Sept. 11th
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