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Tripout to Charles Lummis’ El Alisal Hideaway
Lummis' home and castle. Photo: M. Imlay. Imagine trekking more than 3,000 miles to take a job. Yet that’s exactly what Charles Fletcher Lummis did in 1884 after accepting a reporting position at the...
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Tripping Out to Pentecostalism’s Birthplace
Pentecostalism's Home Sweet Home. Photo: M.Imlay. Believe it or not, this little Victorian in Los Angeles’ historic Filipino Town is widely recognized as the birthplace of Pentecostalism. Yes, before...
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Hollywood’s Legendary Bronson Caves Are Just a Stone’s Throw Away
Bronson Cave in Griffith Park. Photo: M. Imlay. Recognize this gaping oriface in the Hollywood Hills? If you don’t, you obviously weren’t a fan of the 1960s Batman television series or numerous other...
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Photo Op: Some Eaton Canyon Ramblings
Mount Wilson Toll Road. (Photo: M. Imlay) A black-and-white view of Eaton Canyon — chaparral, poison oak and all. Situated in the San Gabriel Mountains near Altadena, the area was originally named El...
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My Downtown L.A. Shooting Spree
Our target. (Eric Gonzales) The FBI will probably put me on some sort of watch list for this post, but I don’t care. I can’t resist crowing about a brand-new experience I had this past weekend: a...
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