And you can make reservations for either Saturday May 14th at 10:30 AM or Sunday May 15th at 11 AM - or you order a customized tour later in the afternoon (4 person minimum) and end the tour at a restaurant where you can have a Father's Day dinner - or you can give him a gift certificate for a tour on another weekend.
Yes, for the month of June there will be walking tours of Historic Downtown Los Angeles every Saturday and every Sunday starting at The Last Bookstore.
The Last Bookstore (and its 2nd floor with 50,000 books at ONE DOLLAR each!) Presents a 10:30AM Saturday and a 11AM Sunday START TIME FOR 2 hour walking tours of the The Secret Lives of Historic Downtown Los Angeles - FEATURED In GQ MAGAZINE and Endorsed By - LOS ANGELES MAGAZINE!
There will be a HISTORIC DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES 101 2 hour walking tour every Saturday from 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM and every Sunday there will be a start time of 11:00 AM and an ending time of 1:00 PM.
And all tours start at THE LAST BOOKSTORE in the Spring Arts Tower at 5th and Spring and they are still only $15 per person.
If
you are a participant in 'Historic Downtown Los Angeles 101' Tour, you
will see the first motion picture theater built, the place where Babe
Ruth signed his contract with the Yankees, the hotel where Charlie
Chaplin lived when he made his early films (and the place where he made
his Los Angeles vaudeville debut in 1910) - plus the homes and haunts of
everyone from actor Nicholas Cage, the Black Dahlia, Rudolph Valentino,
LA’s version of Jack the Ripper, President Teddy Roosevelt, the Night
Stalker, western outlaw Emmet Dalton, actor Ryan Gosling and more. And
you will also visit where O. J. Simpson bought his knife.
You’ll explore an intersection where all four buildings were often visited by gunfighter/sheriff Wyatt Earp since they were all built or occupied by friends of his from Tombstone during the shoot-out at the OK Corral. At this intersection you will also discover what John Wayne, a prime minister of Italy, Houdini, Winston Churchill, boxer Jack Dempsey, Greta Garbo, President Woodrow Wilson and multiple Mexican boxing champions all had in common here.
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