 At WAHA's 2008 Holiday Tour
- A June visit to a glorious collection of art-filled historic sites.
- A September stroll through a century-old cemetery, filled with surprisingly lively souls.
- A December feast -- yes, eating and drinking -- in half a dozen historic homes.
If you haven't tried one of WAHA’s legendary annual events, you're in for a treat. Here’s our lineup for 2010. Watch this site for ticket ordering information. |
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 This Old House magazine has just made it official: West Adams is the best neighborhood in California for old house lovers.
In its third annual, state-by-state survey, the popular monthly chose West Adams as the state's top neighborhood "where the historic homes (and life-affirming DIY challenges they bring) are rivaled only by the community spirit that surrounds them." |
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By Jim Robinson, President
 WAHA members should be very proud of the role they played in persuading the Planning
Commission to continue protecting monument interiors through the city's Cultural Heritage
Ordinance. |
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A Victory (For Now) on Historic Interiors, WAHA Living History Tour, Newcomers Dessert, and more!
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 Judd Hirsh (left) discusses options with Numb3rs co-creator Nick Falacci at Gray Residence.
Many West Adams preservationists celebrate their home's centennial with a party. But for Ed Trosper and David Raposa, their home's 100th anniversary year was ushered in with another milestone event. In late March, CBS filmed the 100th episode of the TV series Numb3rs at the Trosper/Raposa home, known officially in preservation circles as the Gray Residence, Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument No. 600. |
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