Historic Core (Los Angeles)

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Historic Core (Los Angeles) is a downtown Los Angeles neighborhood known for its early 20th-century architecture, former role as the city’s main commercial and entertainment district, and ongoing urban revitalization.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf district
historic district
neighborhood
adjacentTo Bunker Hill (Los Angeles)
Financial District (Los Angeles)
Little Tokyo
Skid Row (Los Angeles)
South Park (Downtown Los Angeles)
architecturalStyle Art Deco
Beaux-Arts
Early Commercial
Renaissance Revival
contains Broadway Theater District
Historic Broadway corridor
Jewelry District (Los Angeles)
Main Street corridor
Spring Street Financial District
Spring Street corridor
country United States
formerRole main commercial district of Los Angeles
main entertainment district of Los Angeles
hasFunction cultural and entertainment hub
mixed-use residential and commercial area
hasLandmark Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles
linked to: Ace Hotel

Bradbury Building
Eastern Columbia Building
Los Angeles Jewelry District
Los Angeles Theatre
Million Dollar Theater
Orpheum Theatre (Los Angeles)
Pacific Electric Building
Palace Theatre (Los Angeles)
Roxie Theatre (Los Angeles)
Spring Street Courthouse
Subway Terminal Building
Title Guarantee Building
United Artists Theatre Building
hasStreet 5th Street (Los Angeles)
linked to: West 5th Street

6th Street (Los Angeles)
7th Street (Los Angeles)
linked to: 7th Street

8th Street (Los Angeles)
9th Street (Los Angeles)
Broadway (Los Angeles)
Hill Street (Los Angeles)
Main Street (Los Angeles)
Spring Street (Los Angeles)
heritageStatus concentration of designated Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monuments
knownFor adaptive reuse of historic buildings
early 20th-century architecture
historic movie palaces
historic office buildings
urban revitalization
locatedIn Downtown Los Angeles
Los Angeles
locatedInAdministrativeEntity California
Los Angeles County
partOf Central Los Angeles
significantPeriod 1920s
1930s
early 20th century
transportConnection Metro B Line
Metro D Line
Pershing Square station
urbanRevitalization adaptive reuse ordinance-driven loft conversions
residential loft development
restaurant and nightlife growth

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Skid Row adjacentTo Historic Core (Los Angeles)
Pershing Square station servesArea Historic Core, Los Angeles
linked to: Historic Core (Los Angeles)
Pershing Square servesDistrict Historic Core, Downtown Los Angeles
linked to: Historic Core (Los Angeles)
South Park (Los Angeles neighborhood) near Historic Core (Los Angeles)
South Park (Downtown Los Angeles) adjacentTo Historic Core (Downtown Los Angeles)
linked to: Historic Core (Los Angeles)
Los Angeles Civic Center borderedBy Historic Core, Los Angeles
linked to: Historic Core (Los Angeles)
Central Park (Los Angeles) partOf downtown Los Angeles historic core
subject linked to: Central Park
linked to: Historic Core (Los Angeles)
South Olive Street hasArea Downtown Los Angeles Historic Core vicinity
linked to: Historic Core (Los Angeles)
Broadway (Downtown Los Angeles) corridor partOf Historic Core (Los Angeles)
Hill Street (Downtown Los Angeles) corridor passesThrough Downtown Los Angeles Historic Core
linked to: Historic Core (Los Angeles)
Pacific Electric Building locatedInHistoricDistrict Downtown Los Angeles Historic Core
linked to: Historic Core (Los Angeles)
Financial District (Downtown Los Angeles) borderedBy Historic Core (Downtown Los Angeles)
linked to: Historic Core (Los Angeles)
Civic Center (Los Angeles) adjacentTo Historic Core (Los Angeles)
subject linked to: Civic Center
Pershing Square Parking Garage near Historic Core, Los Angeles
linked to: Historic Core (Los Angeles)