Does Los Angeles Have a Lost City?

[@heynowls3058]

Have always wondered why Tropico station PO had that name. Caught my curiosity. Thanks.

[@AaronTheHarris]

Love the overlay between the historical photos and the ground truth today

[@noahcount7132]

These CC videos are both fun and educational, Bethany. Thanks to you and Drew (off camera) for making them. And thanks, too, for featuring your feline 'security' overseer. 👍

[@andyluevano]

Great History beth also Glendale is close to Griffith Park and Hollywood my aunt lived in Glendale in Los Feliz by Griffith Park thank you for the History hope you and drew are safe during the fire 🩷

[@avnostlga]

So interesting. I live up north and we have several ghost cities around here. Now, mostly city districts are called by those defunct cities names. I'm old enough to have known residents of those defunct cities.

[@dougf94912]

Very interesting. I hope you guys are staying safe! 🤔

[@williamschoemann4209]

Thank you. My maternal grandparents lived on Tropico Ave in Whittier. It was built in 1953. I thought the street name was appropriate for Grandma. The back yard was very nicely landscaped around the sides, with a concrete-paved center for the many festive parties on her patio. She was always sewing a new flowered party dress, or making party favors or center-pieces for an upcoming party.

[@MrJojo2go]

Good to know history!!! 👍🏻😀👍🏾🇵🇭🇺🇲🇨🇦

[@EJofLA]

Thank you- that was interesting!

[@CuriosityCrusades]

I appreciate you checking out the video! :)

[@EJofLA]

@@CuriosityCrusades My pleasure!

[@tjjones33]

Lana knewwwww