Los Angeles, California recent comments:

This place is the PITS. Mismatched carpet, dingy hallways, more floors than you'd need, uncomfortable chairs, and the token engineering supercheapos using the laserprinters to print out DEN lectures by the ton, even though the sign reads 'library printintg only'.

Mitra, girl...you still got it goin on. For realz.

Oh I love it. SUNstations galore! Salvatori Lab where I would be with you and the nice 2 girls out of 400 men in the labs?

Quite the observation. Next time, just keep walking to the engineering mall, and keep your loins under control.

very pretty, great place for intimate walks, if i could post pics with this i would.

Mar Vista is a budding Artists Community with a family feel. get there while it's hot!

המאגר נפרץ בדצמבר, 1963, שבוע לפני בר המצווה שלי.

Lower Hollywood Reservoir and Mulholland Dam are owned by the City of Los Angeles' Department of Water & Power. Mulholland Dam is concrete gravity dam constructed in 1924 to a height of approximately 125 feet. The reservoir was taken out of service in September of 2001 to comply with requirements of the Surface Water Treatment Act. The dam continues to hold back water for aethetic and emergency reasons.

Toyon Tanks are two circular water storage tanks constructed by City of Los Angeles' Department of Water & Power in 2002 as storage replacement that was lost when the Upper Hollywood and Lower Hollywood (Mulholland) were taken out of potable water usage that same year.

Upper Franklin Reservoir is owned the United States Bureau of Reclamation.

Lower Franklin No. 2 Reservoir is owned by the City of Los Angeles' Department of Water & Power. The dam was constructed in 1982 and is of compacted earth type. The reservoir is covered with a floating cover to mitigate negative water quality issues.

Stone Canyon Reservoir is owned by the City of Los Angeles' Department of Water & Power. Presently the LADWP is constructing a filtration plant to take Stone Canyon out of potable water usage to comply with State and Federal water quality regulations. The reservoir will continue to hold water.

Encino Reservoir is owned by the City of Los Angeles Department of Water & Power. It is currently no longer in service but continues to hold water for fire and emergency purposes.

the place where I grew up. very cool & hip for decades now. once home to anais nin, now home to beck & the red hot chili pepper's flea's music school.

I love the red lion, try to go on a friday night and staydownstairs to here the piano man sing and play all your favorites. Have the sausage platter, or the fish.

Was used in many films including Chinatown.

But don't go there if you need to the restroom, cause they won't let you.

save this place. It is threaten for demolition.

The proper title is "The Rape of Venus."