Many Angelenos

The peoples who made the city: the Great Migration that built Black LA, the Chicano movement and the murals of East LA — the communities behind the metropolis.

Part of Los Angeles

16 moments in this segment.

1. 1850 — Agustín Olvera.webp. Los Angeles, 1850. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
2. 1876 — Agustín Olvera. Los Angeles, 1876. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
3. 1882 — view north from Broad Place up Calle de los Negros towards Del Valle adobe on Plaza. Cor…. Los Angeles, 1882. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
4. 1900 — Chinese drug store and doctor's office, ca.1900. Los Angeles, 1900. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
5. 1902 — Chinese dragon feeding ceremony, ca.1902-1904. Los Angeles, 1902. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
6. 1903 — Los Angeles-1903-Chinesenbaby. Los Angeles, 1903. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
7. 1903 — Los Angeles-1903-Chinesenfamilie. Los Angeles, 1903. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
8. 1903 — Los Angeles-1903-Chinese Girl. Los Angeles, 1903. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
9. 1903 — Los Angeles-1903-Chinese Chums. Los Angeles, 1903. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
10. 1914 — Bernheimer Bros.' Japanese bungalow, Hollywood. Los Angeles, 1914. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
11. 1929 — Battle of La Mesa 1847 at Union Stockyards Ended Mexican Rule from Los Angeles as it app…. Los Angeles, 1929. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
12. 1941 — Japanese American Citizens' League as Anti-Axis Committee Headquarters, Los Angeles, 1941. Los Angeles, 1941. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
13. 2004 — Olvera st los angeles. Los Angeles, 2004. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
14. 2006 — Ramen shop in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles by SykoSam. Los Angeles, 2006. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
15. 2011 — A touch of Old Mexico, Olvera Street, Los Angeles, California. Los Angeles, 2011. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.
16. 2011 — United Methodist Church, Olvera Street, Los Angeles. Los Angeles, 2011. From the Wikimedia Commons historical-photo collections.