Pann's Restaurant, “Where Good People and Good Food Naturally Come Together,” in Los Angeles was opened by George and Rena Poulos in 1958. The building with its iconic neon sign was designed by Eldon Davis and Helen Liu Fong of Armet & Davis. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

J. Harvey McCarthy developed Carthay Circle, originally called Carthay Center, in Los Angeles between 1922 and 1944. Architectural photographer John Bare shared his survey of the architecture in the Preservation Overlay Zone for our overview. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

In 1889, Mercedes Pujol donated land on which the city of Temecula built a classic 1-room, frontier-style schoolhouse. The Pujol Schoolhouse served the community for over 25 years. It was moved in about 1914 and again in 1986 to its present site. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

Long Beach Community Hospital was completed in 1924. The 1st hospital building had 125 beds. Later expansions added a new wing and specialized units. The hospital closed in 2018 due the discovery of an active earthquake fault under the property. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

The Ford Building, built by the Ford Motor Company for the 1935-36 California Pacific International Exposition in Balboa Park, was the largest and most popular exhibition. The San Diego Aerospace Museum moved into the building in May 1979. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

Hollywood Forever Cemetery, founded as Hollywood Memorial Park Cemetery in 1899, grew along with the movie business. It was the first cemetery to be built in Hollywood and is one of the earliest lawn-park style cemeteries in California. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

John and Linda Kent opened the Munch Box in Chatsworth in 1956. Marcel Dumar designed the bright yellow and red, 300 sq ft roadside burger stand in the Googie style of architecture that was popular for coffee shops and restaurants at the time. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

The Pacific Electric Railway Depot in Bellflower was built in 1927, replacing a 1905 waiting shelter. The depot remained open until the last P.E. car rolled through on May 24, 1958. It was fully restored in 2008 and given a "facelift" in 2020. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

The Butterfield Overland Mail stagecoach service operated from 1858 until disrupted by the Civil War. The Oak Grove Stage Station, near Warner Springs, is one of the few, if not only station still standing on the San Francisco to St. Louis route. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

Approved by the City of Redondo Beach in the late 1980s, work on Heritage Court through the 1990s set two historical houses, the Queen Anne House and Morrell House, in a Victorian style courtyard containing a rose garden and fountain. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

Temecula City Hall, completed in 2010, sits on a bluff above Old Town with I-15 at its back and Town Square spreading out below. The Town Square Fountain is shaped like a woven basket of the Luiseño Indians who lived the area for millennia. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

After parts of the 1906 First Presbyterian Church building in Santa Ana were destroyed by the 1933 Long Beach earthquake, it was gutted to its foundation and a few outer walls. The present building was dedicated on January 30, 1938. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

Winslow B. Felix established Felix Chevrolet in Los Angeles in 1921, just a few years after Pat Sullivan introduced the first Felix the Cat cartoon. Pat and Winslow became friends, but it was Nickolas Shammas who commissioned the sign in 1957. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

The San Luis Obispo city library board received a $10,000 donation from Andrew Carnegie in early 1903. The community built the library with locally sourced materials next to the San Luis Obispo Mission. Opened in 1905, the library closed in 1955. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

In March 1967, Orange County entered into a long term lease with the Navy for the perimeter acreage of a square mile site in Fountain Valley. Mile Square Park opened in phases in 1970, 1973 and 1976; final development was completed in 1999. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

Commissioned in 1933 and opened with a 3-day celebration and parade on May 3 1939, Los Angeles Union Station is the largest railroad passenger terminal in the Western United States and is widely regarded as "the last of the great train stations." #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

The Minnie Palmer Residence in Chatsworth is the only remaining homestead cottage in the San Fernando Valley. It was built between 1911 and 1913 by Minnie's parents, James and Rhonda Hill, who had homesteaded 110 acres of land there in 1886. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

If you were asked to pick a transportation-related monument to modern, and particularly Googie, architecture, the Theme Building, designed initially by James Langenheim, at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) would have to be a top contender. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

Founded in 1769, Mission San Diego de Alcalá represents, arguably, the foundation of the European presence that would establish Alta California. The mission site was moved in 1774 and construction of the current church building started in 1808. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

Sited in the Hollywood Hills west of Runyon Canyon, the Mission Revival Wattles Mansion was built in 1907 for Omaha banker Gurdon Wattles. The Wattles Estate, comprised of the mansion, adjoining park and garden, is a City of Los Angeles Park. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

Paseo de la Guerra in Santa Barbara is a complex of one- and two-story buildings built over a period of almost 160 years. The oldest section, Casa de la Guerra, constructed 1819-1827, was originally a one-story U-shaped adobe residence. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

The Alamos Schoolhouse is an historic one-room schoolhouse that replaced the first Alamos School built in 1889 and served the residents of French Valley from about 1900 to 1968. It was moved to Lake Skinner County Park in Winchester in 1977. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

Completion of the first of the two Spectrum Center Towers in Irvine in 2016 made it the tallest building in Orange County. Standing 323 feet tall, 200 Spectrum Center Dr was surpassed by 3 inches on completion of 400 Spectrum Center Dr in 2017. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

The Pasadena Art Institute commissioned Ladd & Kelsey to design the Pasadena Art Museum which opened in 1969. Closed for renovation in 1974, the museum reopened in March, 1975, and renamed the Norton Simon Museum of Art at Pasadena in October. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

El Ranchito, the 15-room adobe home of the last governor of Mexican California, Don Pio Pico, stands on the grounds of Pio Pico State Historic Park in Whittier. The five acre park was once part of Pico’s 9,000 acre Rancho Paso de Bartolo. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

Groundbreaking for the new Blessed Sacrament Church in Hollywood was held March 13, 1927. It was dedicated in June 1928. With its 223-foot chimes tower, ornate exterior and seating for 1,400 people, it quickly became a Hollywood landmark. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

Mission Santa Inés, now part of the city of Solvang, was founded in 1804. Most of the original church building was destroyed in an earthquake on December 21, 1812. The complex was not abandoned and a new church was dedicated on July 4, 1817. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

Seal Beach City Hall, completed in 1929, was the first municipal facility in the growing seaside town. The 2-story building was designed by architect W. Horace Austin who also designed city hall buildings for Long Beach, Santa Ana and Placentia. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

Built in 1834 by Ygnacio Machado, Centinela Adobe served as base of operations for Rancho Aguaje de la Centinela. It was among the land purchases of Robert Burnett that were bought by Daniel Freeman, the "Father of Inglewood," in 1885. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

The Rosicrucian Fellowship Temple, the Ecclesia, was completed in 1922. Constructed on a hill that separates Oceanside from the San Luis Rey River Valley, it is the "spiritual center" of the Mount Ecclesia complex founded by Max Heindel in 1911. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

Threatened with demolition by street-widening, the Eastlake Victorian style house built in 1874 by Dr. George C Clark was relocated in 1972 and named Heritage House during the development of an arboretum at California State College, Fullerton. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

Manuel Dominguez began construction of the Dominguez Ranch Adobe in 1826. Still located on its original site, now in Compton, surrounded by lawns, gardens, palms and trees, the adobe serves as a museum operated by the Friends of Rancho San Pedro. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

Blas Aguilar Adobe was the last of 40 plaza adobes constructed in 1794 by Mission San Juan Capistrano. Don Blas Aguilar purchased the adobe, then Casa de Esperanza, and nearby Casa Tejada in 1845. Generations of Aguilars lived there until 1940. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

Oakley unveiled plans in January 1996 for its new "interplanetary corporate headquarters" located on 40 acres in Foothill Ranch. The $35 million facility, dubbed 'Technical Center', has "the look and feel of a post-industrial age gone awry." #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

The Santa Margarita Ranch House National Historic Site is situated on about 21 acres of Camp Pendleton. The single-story, 18-room Ranch House, built by Andres and Pio Pico circa 1841, serves as quarters for the camp's commanding officers. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

The oldest wood frame home in San Juan Capistrano was built by Joel Congdon on his farm in 1878. The house passed through several owners before the City of San Juan Capistrano acquired the house in 1990 and undertook an extensive restoration. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

Designed by Welton Becket Associates, completed in 1963, but not formally dedicated until early 1964, the current City Hall for the City of Orange, formally the Orange Civic Center, is an almost archetypal expression of the New Formalism style. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

Ramon Peralta Adobe was built circa 1871 in the Santa Ana Canyon area of Anaheim, part of Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana. It is the oldest extant adobe built in the canyon, restored in 1977 as part of the Anaheim Hills Shopping Village development. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

The 33-story Westin Bonaventure Hotel and Suites in Los Angeles, constructed between 1974 and 1976, evokes a 1970s vision of the future. Architect John C. Portman Jr. brought his innovative "atrium hotel" concept to LA through this hotel. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

Founded in 1798 by Padre Fermin Francisco de Lasuen, Mission San Luis Rey, the "King of the Missions," in Oceanside was the 18th California mission and one of the most extensive of the mission chain with buildings occupying nearly six acres. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

Mission San Antonio de Pala in Pala was founded in 1816 as an Asistencia, or "sub-mission" to Mission San Luis Rey de Francia. It is the only survivor of the original California mission structure still ministering to Native American People. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

The 1908 Anaheim Public Library, now Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center, is the only surviving Carnegie Library in Orange County. Designed by John Austin of Austin, Field and Fry, the exterior remains virtually unchanged since the library opened. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa was founded on September 1, 1772, at a Mass held near San Luis Creek. The Church and Priest’s residence, the convento wing, was completed around 1794 under the direction of Fr. Jose Cavaller. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

The original building of the Central Library in Los Angeles, the Goodhue Building, opened in 1926. The Los Angeles Conservancy grew out of efforts to preserve it when serious overcrowding and physical deterioration threatened its demolition. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

The Rómulo Pico Adobe near the San Fernando Mission in Mission Hills is the second oldest adobe home in greater Los Angeles. Growing from a one-room structure built in 1834, it became the home of Catarina and Rómulo Pico in 1874. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

The Santa Fe Train Depot is one of the oldest structures in downtown Hemet. The passenger section was built in 1914. The freight room of a previous depot, constructed in 1898, was moved and incorporated into the current depot. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

In 1863, the family of Mexico land grantee Don José Serrano built the 2nd of 5 adobe structures on Rancho Cañada de los Alisos as their home. It remains on its original site as the centerpiece of the Heritage Hill Historical Park in Lake Forest. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

The two-story Citizen News Building in Hollywood, constructed between 1930 and 1931, served as the headquarters for the Hollywood Citizen-News, operated by Harlan Palmer and his family, from 1931 until the paper ceased publication in 1970. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

The Wolf Store Adobe, built in the 1860s by German immigrant Louis Wolf and his Chumash wife, Ramona, is the oldest standing building in Temecula. The Store was operated by Wolf until his death in 1897 and was eventually sold to Walter Vail. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography

Now known as Tichenor Clinic for Children, the organization has operated in this historic building in Long Beach since 1938, fulfilling civic leader Adelaide Tichenor’s dream of opening a free clinic for children with physical disabilities. #SoCalLandmarks at bit.ly/38ZDuPC #socal #photography