1954, Olympic and Broadway, Los Angeles (1954)
The intersection of Olympic and Broadway in 1954 was a bustling part of downtown Los Angeles, lined with shops, businesses, and heavy foot traffic. This area served as a key commercial district, capturing the post-war economic boom that fueled the city’s growth. As cars and pedestrians filled the streets, Olympic and Broadway became a lively and diverse intersection where residents and tourists alike experienced the vibrant energy of 1950s Los Angeles. Thank you to Historic Los Angeles.
1954, A view of Broadway looking south. On the right side of the street is the Grant Building, then The Broadway Dept. Store. On the left are the O.T. Johnson Building and the Judston Rives Building. (Los Angeles Public Library Legacy Collection) https://buff.ly/4geY9lu. Posted Monday, January 27, 2025. Thank you to LAPL.
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