Please save this precious building and icon of LA's past.
Thank you!
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Les Rose
8 years ago
This is part of the very soul of our home.
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Karina Simpson
8 years ago
Please preserve this building!
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Rachel Rosenfield
8 years ago
Save this historic monument to Los Angeles's newspapers!
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Barbara Dillon
8 years ago
Save iconic art buildings such as this.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Don't destroy the deco.
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Carol A Peters
8 years ago
The Hollywood Reporter Building has been home to many good story-writers, so that today ~ more than ever ~ it should be designated an HCM/Historical Cultural Monument. Too often people ignore history, but this and other landmarks can keep history alive ~ the better not to repeat the bad parts.
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Bentley Buran
8 years ago
Hollywood must save its HISTORY - not destroy it.
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Christian martinez
8 years ago
We need to keep our history alive in LA. Too many beautiful building have bern torn down. Lets save what great architecture we have left in our amazing city.
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Elena Wise
8 years ago
Please save this valuable piece of history!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
I fully support saving our architectural history.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Old Hollywood history needs to be preserved!
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David Williams
8 years ago
Yes, the building deserves to be spared!
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Jason S Gelt
8 years ago
As a former L.A. journalist, buildings like this -- with character and history -- deserve to be preserved,
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Rod Sims
8 years ago
It's important to preserve the heritage of a city, especially if it was the center of information about the entertainment industry
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Sylvie Poitevin
8 years ago
History is taught with these building. Don't rob the kids and futur generations of it.
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Lisa Horowitz
8 years ago
I worked in this building for a little over two years, and I love it. Its interior is beautiful and unusual and should be preserved. I now work at the L.A. Weekly, and everyone who remembers working in that building loved it. Please don't let it be destroyed by mindless development.
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Venessa Verdugo
8 years ago
The only way to secure LA's future is to preserve its past!
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Margie Riendeau
8 years ago
Born and raised in Hollywood.
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Guillermo Villagran
8 years ago
Preservation promotes respect for the generations that came before us and an appreciation for their contributions to the architectural landscape that is uniquely Los Angeles.
Please save this precious building and icon of LA's past. Thank you!
This is part of the very soul of our home.
Please preserve this building!
Save this historic monument to Los Angeles's newspapers!
Save iconic art buildings such as this.
Don't destroy the deco.
The Hollywood Reporter Building has been home to many good story-writers, so that today ~ more than ever ~ it should be designated an HCM/Historical Cultural Monument. Too often people ignore history, but this and other landmarks can keep history alive ~ the better not to repeat the bad parts.
Hollywood must save its HISTORY - not destroy it.
We need to keep our history alive in LA. Too many beautiful building have bern torn down. Lets save what great architecture we have left in our amazing city.
Please save this valuable piece of history!
I fully support saving our architectural history.
Old Hollywood history needs to be preserved!
Yes, the building deserves to be spared!
As a former L.A. journalist, buildings like this -- with character and history -- deserve to be preserved,
It's important to preserve the heritage of a city, especially if it was the center of information about the entertainment industry
History is taught with these building. Don't rob the kids and futur generations of it.
I worked in this building for a little over two years, and I love it. Its interior is beautiful and unusual and should be preserved. I now work at the L.A. Weekly, and everyone who remembers working in that building loved it. Please don't let it be destroyed by mindless development.
The only way to secure LA's future is to preserve its past!
Born and raised in Hollywood.
Preservation promotes respect for the generations that came before us and an appreciation for their contributions to the architectural landscape that is uniquely Los Angeles.