Eine Mediterrane Enklave In Los Angeles
"Diese romantische Enklave ist nicht nur mein Zuhause, sie ist ein Zufluchtsort in der wilden Metropole Los Angeles", sagt Innenarchitekt Martyn Lawrence Bullard. "Ein reicher, bunter Teppich von Bewohnern trägt nur zu seinem europäischen Geschmack und seiner historischen Bedeutung bei."
Der frühe Hollywood-Entwickler H. J. Whitley beauftragte den Architekten A.S. Barnes entwarf 1918 "eine mediterrane Bergstadt". Ohne Bescheidenheit nannte Whitley dann sein Kronjuwel nach sich. Meist 1930 fertiggestellt, war das Viertel in der Nähe aller Filmstudios und wurde zur Star-Enklave seiner Zeit. Rudolph Valentino war ein früher Bewohner, ebenso wie Carole Lombard, Carmen Miranda und Maurice Chevalier. Die Nachbarschaft wurde gefördert, und es herrscht ein starkes dörfliches Gemeinschaftsgefühl. 1982 wurde es dem National Register of Historic Places hinzugefügt und ist jetzt eine lokale historische Preservation Overlay Zone. Whitley Heights hat ironischerweise mehr Schutz als viele ältere Orte in Amerika.
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❓ Why is there no Little Italy in Los Angeles?
👉 By the 1970s, the Little Italy neighborhood was dwindling as Italians aged and influxes of non-Mediterranean residents moved in. Today's downtown L.A. has undergone so many changes since the 1950s that almost nothing has survived from the times when Italians were one of the major ethnic groups to live there.
❓ Where do most Italians live in Los Angeles?
👉 Our History Little Italy of Los Angeles is to reside in the downtown district of San Pedro, this waterfront community is home to the largest remaining enclave of Italian Americans in Los Angeles with a history that dates back to over a century.
❓ Are there Italians in Los Angeles?
👉 Though Los Angeles is home to the nation's fifth-largest Italian population today, and the Italian presence in the American West predates the nation's founding, seldom is the city included in dialogs surrounding contemporary or historic Italian American communities.
❓ Where do the Italians live in California?
👉 Northern California Fresno and some Italian descendants in portions of the San Joaquin Valley (i.e. Kern County with its grape industry). Gilroy – one of CA's wine countries. "Italian Colony", Oakland. Marin County (Albert Park, San Rafael).
❓ How many Italians are in LA?
👉 Los Angeles is the 5th metropolitan area in the U.S. with most Italian Americans (after New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago): 568,000 (of a total metro population of 16,373,000).
❓ How many Italians live in San Pedro CA?
👉 approximately 20,000 peopleToday, approximately 20,000 people of Italian heritage live in San Pedro, making it one of the largest Italian communities in Los Angeles.
❓ What is the most Italian city in America?
👉 Toms River is home to the largest Italian-American population in New Jersey, 29,062 to be specific. Strictly by population, it's the most Italian city. About 29,000 people out of the total population of 91,000 in Toms River! That's almost 30%.
❓ What city has the most Italians?
👉 Top 50 U.S. Cities With The Most Italian-Americans
| RANK | CITY | ITALIAN POPULATION |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | New York, NY | 1,882,396 |
| 2 | Philadelphia, PA | 497,721 |
| 3 | Chicago, IL | 492,158 |
| 4 | Boston, MA | 485,761 |
❓ Where are the most Italians in California?
👉 Los Angeles is the 5th metropolitan area in the U.S. with most Italian Americans (after New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago): 568,000 (of a total metro population of 16,373,000).
❓ What food is San Pedro known for?
👉 San Pedro Fish Market - San Pedro Home of the World Famous Shrimp Tray, the legendary San Pedro Fish Market is California's largest seafood restaurant and can seat nearly 3,000 people, many of which come for the views of passing cruise ships and the Port of Los Angeles.
❓ What US city is most like Italy?
👉 Instead of Venice Italy, Take a Trip to Venice, California And it's no coincidence that this place will have you feeling like you're in the OG Venice. The canals' design was inspired by Venice's canals in an attempt to bring in more tourists to the area.
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👉 Limit search to Los Angeles. 1. Aliki's Greek Taverna 2. Cafe Santorini “I had the kybee and my husband had the moussaka.” “Grilled kabobs and standard mezze choices--hummous, baba ganoush, tsasaki, an...” 3. Papa Cristo's Greek Grill and Market “Great food and traditional music yoo!” 4. Bavel 5. Joe's Falafel
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👉 Here are 10 of the ethnic enclaves that make up the patchwork quilt of Los Angeles. Located in downtown Los Angeles, with its intricate grand entrances like the Twin Dragon Towers Gateway, L.A.’s Chinatown has been around since the 19th century.
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👉 The Enclave is an office Property located 970-990 W 190th Street Los Angeles. The Property features two nine-story Class “A” office towers located on a 12-acre site, and is the premier location for office tenants, providing incredible regional access via four major Los Angeles area freeways: I-405, I-110, I-105 and SR-91.
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👉 With Miracle Mile and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art five minutes away, culture encloses you from every angle in Little Ethiopia’s part of Los Angeles. Like many of the other ethnic enclaves mentioned, Little Ethiopia was established to recognize the large number of residents and businesses from a certain ethnicity concentrated in one area.
Autor Des Artikels: Alexander Schulz. Unabhängiger Konstrukteur und technischer Experte. Arbeitserfahrung in der Baubranche seit 1980. Fachkompetenz in den Richtungen: Bau, Architektur, Design, Hausbau.
