1920s Los Angeles

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1920s Los Angeles was a rapidly growing, car-driven metropolis marked by booming Hollywood film production, Spanish Revival architecture, and a vibrant, modern urban culture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical period of a city
urban history topic
architecturalStyle Art Deco
Mediterranean Revival
Spanish Colonial Revival
characterizedBy Art Deco architecture
linked to: Art Deco

Mediterranean Revival architecture
Prohibition-era nightlife
Spanish Colonial Revival architecture
automobile-oriented urban development
boosterism and civic promotion
ethnically diverse population
expanding film industry
modern consumer culture
oil boom-related development
rapid population growth
real estate speculation
streetcar and interurban rail network
suburban expansion
country United States
culturalContext Roaring Twenties in the United States
linked to: Roaring Twenties
economicCondition general prosperity before the Great Depression
governedBy City of Los Angeles government
hasPart Beverly Hills
Downtown Los Angeles
Hollywood
Pasadena
Wilshire Boulevard corridor
knownFor Hollywood studio system
linked to: Hollywood studios

Spanish Revival civic and commercial buildings
car culture
celebrity culture
silent films
transition to sound films
locatedIn California
majorIndustry automobile-related services
motion picture production
oil production
real estate development
tourism
partOf history of California in the 20th century
history of Los Angeles
populationTrend one of the fastest-growing large cities in the United States
timePeriod 1920–1929
transportationMode Los Angeles Railway streetcars
Pacific Electric Railway
automobile
urbanForm emerging skyline in Downtown Los Angeles
low-density development

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Buena Vista Street theme 1920s Los Angeles
Buena Vista Street theme 1920s–1930s Los Angeles
linked to: 1920s Los Angeles
Wilshire Boulevard theatre district (historic) influencedBy Los Angeles real estate boom of the 1920s
linked to: 1920s Los Angeles