The Historian · Zoe · Los Angeles
Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
I come for the dioramas. They were built in the 1920s and 1930s and they carry the assumptions of that era — that's worth reading as closely as the fossils.
The 1913 building is as important as the collection — a Beaux-Arts monument that opened when Exposition Park was racially restricted. The fossil record here is exceptional.
— Zoe, The Historian
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