Pershing Hall

... ask? The General who led American forces in Europe during World War I. I remember my grandfather told me about him. He thought Pershing was the greatest general and one of the greatest men of his time. I like to see names of rivers and creeks as ...

... lost in the strange central hall itself on the way in and out. Afterwards, we took a short walk down to (disappointing) Pershing Square and had a brief look in Grand Central Market which, while impressive, was mainly geared towards food-shoppers. Finally ...

... Vlak daarnaast staat het Millennium Biltmore Hotel. Bijzonder hotel uit 1923 dat volledig tot zijn recht komt op het verbouwde Pershing square. Van hieruit is het een korte afstand naar de Broadway Blvd. Helaas is dit tegenwoordig een behoorlijk ...

... Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Mark Taper Forum and the Ahmanson Theatre. Down Grand Ave through the central business district to Pershing Square and the grand Library. Unfortunately, I then got sidetracked onto Broadway looking for a Burger King. ...

... offer a variety of cuisine as well as live entertainment. Other interesting places worth checking out are Plaza Pershing, the century-old City Hall building with its vintage architecture and the adjacent Plaza Rizal where a monument of the national hero ...

... dropped off on the edge of the Jewellery district, somewhere I'm not too keen to hang around. It's a short walk into Pershing Square, the hub of historic Downtown, LA's first park and now a post modern concrete patch with public art. Then ...

... Hall.       Pearl took us to a fabulous place to eat afterwards on the roof of an old building above Pershing Square.  See the lights!        We are off and running  early tomorrow morning. ...

... the rocket tick...very fascinating for a geeky engineer as myself.  Outside on display were some interesting weapons systems like the Pershing ICBM, Patriot ABM, Fat Man bomb casing and the Loon (American version of the Nazi V1 buzz bomb).  Also ...