Plaza Firehouse restored

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  Los Angeles and Plaza Streets

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  The San Antonio Cafe occupies the former firehouse at 501 North Los Angeles Street. Adjacent structure is the Hellman Building.

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  Plaza Restoration from the 101 freeway

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  Historic buildings of Los Angeles Plaza undergoing restoration work.

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  Plaza buildings being restored

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  Part of the Brunswig Building, 501 North Main Street, at far left. Pico House, Merced Theater, and Masonic Hall under restoration.

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  Plaza buildings being restored

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  Wood beams supporting Mason Hall's brick wall during roof and wall restoration work.

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  The Plaza partially restored

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  East side Spring Street, north of 4th Street

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  H. W. Hellman Building at right.

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