Discover Oldest Los Angeles – presented by Mimi Slawoff

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Published

May 26th at 7:00 p.m. — at the Andres Pico Adobe.

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Mimi Slawoff and book Oldest Los Angeles

Mimi Slawoff is a Los Angeles-based, freelance travel journalist who writes for AAA Westways, Travel+Leisure, L.A. Parent magazine, and many other print and digital publications. She is a native Angeleno who never tires of exploring L.A. with her husband and three kids. Mimi is a member of the Society of American Travel Writers (SATW) and North American Snowsports Journalists Association (NASJA). Oldest Los Angeles combines history and local travel as it takes readers on a journey through the city’s past, starting with its founding in 1781. The book, which opens with a walking tour of L.A.’s birthplace, has nearly 90 vignettes that feature the oldest neighborhoods, businesses, and buildings.

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Built by Andres Pico’s older brother, Pio Pico, the Pico House Hotel was the first 3-story hotel when it was built in 1869.

Each vignette has photos and a sidebar with fun facts. Some places may surprise readers! The presentation will include a Bingo-style game and powerpoint with some photos from the book.

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Built by Francisco Avila in 1818, The Avila Adobe is the oldest residence in Los Angeles.

Oldest Los Angeles Purchase Here.

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