Simon's Restaurants & Drive-Ins, Los Angeles 1940s

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Simon's Restaurants & Drive-Ins, Los Angeles 1940sThis marvelous Los Angeles fun map was created for paper placemats at Simons restaurants and drive ins in the 1940s. The illustration shows Hollywood and TV studios and many landmarks in the greater Los Angeles area including Graumans Chinese Theater, Griffith Park Observatory, the Santa Anita Racecourse and the Rose Bowl. Paper mats helped speed up table clean ups for busy waitstaff and were discarded between each guest. However, this map was so

which was constructed in 1918

After nearly three decades

in colors of gold

with a girlfriend hanging on his arm

The Ward Line

it was set amid the Kodachrome palette of penny arcades

the US Army Signal Corps set up base at Camp Cactus and the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) was located at Toyon Bay

We believe the original owner of The Golden Pagoda was Chester Quan

This historic building was used as a retirement community from 1977–2011 and is currently vacant

We’re not sure when it was demolished but its location is currently a building site

purple and fiery red and with witty names such the Wiki Waki

It was November 1946 and parents feared it would become a gathering place for teenagers