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| The Bradbury Building is one of the most famous pieces of Architecture in Los Angeles. It has stared in numerous Motion Picture and Television productions. Built from 1889 to 1893. The Architect was George H. Wyman. It is still in use as a commercial office building and is home to a museum on Architecture. Located in downtown Los Angeles at 304 South Broadway (south-east). There is limited public access. Personal note: My favorite episode of Outer Limits (one of a few) as well as many other motion picture and television productions have used this beautiful building as a location. |
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