Leonard, Gary
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An aerial view of office buildings at the Warner Center. Warner Center is a master-planned business hub in the Valley that was named for Harry Warner of Warner Bros. Pictures, who had owned 1100-acre horse ranch in the 1940s. Robert Voit led the commercial development of the land after it was sold in the late-1970s. Warner Center was built to relieve traffic to and from downtown L.A., as well as generate jobs in the San Fernando Valley. At the band shell of Warner Park (visible in the foreground), sits the site of the Valley's "Concerts in the Park" series, which the Valley Cultural Center stages for free during the summer months. The concerts showcase everything from folk and rock to jazz and big band music. Photograph dated December 23, 2002.
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California Digital LibraryKeywords
- Aerial Photographs
- Aerial Views
- California
- Central Business Districts
- Commercial Buildings
- Los Angeles Neighborhoods Collection Photographs
- Office Buildings
- Parks
- Voit, Robert
- Warner Center (Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, Calif.)
- Warner Park (Los Angeles, Calif.)
- Woodland Hills (Los Angeles)
- Woodland Hills (Los Angeles, Calif.)
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