The Windsor Square-Hancock Park Historical Society was founded in 1976 as a California 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation to preserve and collect the rich and illustrious history of the Greater Rancho La Brea, encompassing the recognition of its architectural landmarks, historical sites and finely appointed homes, while generating a supporting community spirit.
Today, the Society serves as a source of information about our unique Los Angeles neighborhood, supporting its preservation and mining its rich history for our special events. We welcome all interested parties to become members.
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LARCHMONT BLVD
Most of us know Patty from being the recently elected President of The Ebell, proprietor of The Larchmont Buzz, a longtime member of the society, and resident of Fremont Place and She currently serves as…
ICONS OF DARKNESS WITH RICH CORRELL
Join the Windsor Square Hancock Park Historical Society for a one of a kind Halloween Experience WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 28TH 7:00 PM Rich Correll, who owns the largest collection of Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror film memorabilia…
The History, Architecture, and Stories of Wilshire Blvd
Windsor Square-Hancock ParkHistorical SocietyInvites You to Join a FREE ZOOM WebinarThe History, Architecture, and Stories ofWilshire BlvdWednesdaySeptember 23@5pmJoin Zoom Meetinghttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/85947603412PLEASE RSVPGOING? Yes – Maybe – No more options In July, Sharon Boorstin’s article about an architectural driving…
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| Master Architects of Southern California 1920-1940: Paul R. Williams 7:00 pm Master Architects of Southern California 1920-1940: Paul R. Williams @ Virtual Event Apr 21 @ 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm  Please join us on April 21, 2021, 7pm. Paul Revere Williams’s inspirational story has fascinated historians for the simple fact that his journey was so improbable. The orphan son of an African American fruit-and-vegetable merchant,… | ||||||
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