The return of the John Fante tour of lost and surviving Bunker Hill

[tours]

dear friends,

This list is not very active, but please remember that we're always happy to hear your memories of or questions about old Los Angeles. 

If you'd like to be on the receiving end of more frequent email updates, you can sign up for the Esotouric weekly newsletter, packed with historic preservation and local history links and musings (http://eepurl.com/baVxhP) or tune in to the You Can't Eat The Sunshine podcast, featuring in-depth Southern California explorations--new episodes coming soon (http://www.esotouric.com/canteatsunshine). If on Facebook, join the Los Angeles History Happenings group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/185665338247332).   

On April 27, we're reviving a favorite tour from early Esotouric days, John Fante's Dreams from Bunker Hill, Join the author's children and your passionate guides on a trip back in time celebrating the lost Victorian neighborhood of Bunker Hill and Downtown places that inspired the great L.A. novel "Ask the Dust." For more info, or to book your seat, visit https://esotouric.com/fante/

cheers,

Kim

[Tim Baker]

Kim:

Hope you know how much your work is appreciated.

I'm a vintage pro photographer. If you ever need photo work of any sort feel free to call or email.

No charge of course.

Tim Baker

213 570 0241

tim...@aol.com

In a message dated 1/28/2019 10:15:07 AM Pacific Standard Time, k...@esotouric.com writes:

dear friends,

This list is not very active, but please remember that we're always happy to hear your memories of or questions about old Los Angeles.

If you'd like to be on the receiving end of more frequent email updates, you can sign up for the Esotouric weekly newsletter, packed with historic preservation and local history links and musings (http://eepurl.com/baVxhP) or tune in to the You Can't Eat The Sunshine podcast, featuring in-depth Southern California explorations--new episodes coming soon (http://www.esotouric.com/ canteatsunshine). If on Facebook, join the Los Angeles History Happenings group (https://www.facebook.com/ groups/185665338247332).  

On April 27, we're reviving a favorite tour from early Esotouric days, John Fante's Dreams from Bunker Hill, Join the author's children and your passionate guides on a trip back in time celebrating the lost Victorian neighborhood of Bunker Hill and Downtown places that inspired the great L.A. novel "Ask the Dust." For more info, or to book your seat, visit https://esotouric.com/fante/

cheers,

Kim

 

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To learn more about Lost L.A, visit the 1947project time travel blogs
On Bunker Hill http://www.onbunkerhill.org
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