Looking up locations from the 1970s TV series "Police Story" and found this.
Figueroa Terrace where 1914 homes meet Monster Boxes
1914 homes on Figueroa Terrace, east of Sunset, north of the 110, south of Dodger Stadium. Much of Chavez Ravine was already destroyed for the Elysian Park Heights plan of the 1940s and 50s, and then the baseball stadium that opened in 1962. Monsters will eventually eat the rest of it. Hats off to the survivors. For a regular person's house to survive 100+ years in Los Angeles, that's an amazing tale.
Some nearby survivors on Stadium Way between the 110 and Dodger Stadium:
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