Lost LA Season 9 (Preview)
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Lost LA’s new season explores Surfridge, Oranges, Thomas guides and the Hollywood Bowl.
Nathan Masters returns as host uncovering Southern California’s connections to the history of Surfridge, the engineering feat of the Tehachapi Loop, neighborhood changes through the Thomas Guides, Agricultural Exports, art that blends to the backdrop of cities, and stories of Hollywood's origins. The series is a co-production with the University of Southern California Libraries and PBS SoCal.
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Lost LA Season 9 (Preview)
Preview: Season 9 | 30sVideo has Closed Captions
Nathan Masters returns as host uncovering Southern California’s connections to the history of Surfridge, the engineering feat of the Tehachapi Loop, neighborhood changes through the Thomas Guides, Agricultural Exports, art that blends to the backdrop of cities, and stories of Hollywood's origins. The series is a co-production with the University of Southern California Libraries and PBS SoCal.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorshipOne of the things I love about Southern California is that its history is hiding in plain sight.
From the food we grow, to the maps we trust.
To the places we gather.
Hi, I'm Nathan Masters.
Join me for another brand new season of lost LA, where we dive deep into the archive and uncover the hidden forces that made Southern California what it is today.
Right here on PBS SoCal.
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Preview: S9 | 30s | Lost LA’s new season explores Surfridge, Oranges, Thomas guides and the Hollywood Bowl. (30s)
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Clip: S9 Ep4 | 8m 36s | The barn where Hollywood’s first feature film was made. (8m 36s)
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Clip: S9 Ep3 | 11m 31s | Discover how neon signs preserve LA’s cultural history. (11m 31s)
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Clip: S9 Ep3 | 7m 42s | The stained glass studio that's infused SoCal architecture with color for 125 years. (7m 42s)
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Clip: S9 Ep3 | 7m 24s | A monumental mosaic saved from demolition and restored piece by piece. (7m 24s)
Oranges & Avocados: A Tale of Two Fruits (Preview)
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Preview: S9 Ep2 | 30s | Exploring two fruit trees that transformed Southern California. (30s)
Surfridge, Tehachapi & Thomas Guide: How Southern California Moves (Preview)
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Preview: S9 Ep1 | 30s | Nathan visits Surfridge, the Tehachapi Loop and the largest collection of Thomas Guides. (30s)
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