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Space Shuttle

Season 7 Episode 1
26:39
Cold War Secrecy

Cold War Secrecy

Season 7 Episode 2
26:40
When the St. Francis Dam Collapsed

When the St. Francis Dam Collapsed

Season 7 Episode 3
27:05
Animation

Animation

Season 7 Episode 4
28:46
Inside the Animation Research Library

Inside the Animation Research Library

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2:58
A Hollywood Dream Job Made Real

A Hollywood Dream Job Made Real

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4:10
Cold War Fallout Shelter Uncovered in Los Angeles Backyard

Cold War Fallout Shelter Uncovered in Los Angeles Backyard

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6:14
The Hidden Film Studio Behind Atomic History

The Hidden Film Studio Behind Atomic History

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3:57
Why the Hollywood Reservoir Was Hidden After the St. Francis Dam Disaster

Why the Hollywood Reservoir Was Hidden After the St. Francis Dam Disaster

Video
1:32
Astronaut Danny Olivas and the Legacy of Space Shuttle Endeavor

Astronaut Danny Olivas and the Legacy of Space Shuttle Endeavor

Video
6:03
In Downey, A Space Shuttle Hides in Plain Sight

In Downey, A Space Shuttle Hides in Plain Sight

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3:48
Exploring the Forgotten Legacy of Santa Paula’s Spanish-Language Newspaper

Exploring the Forgotten Legacy of Santa Paula’s Spanish-Language Newspaper

Video
4:57
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Lost LA

Lost LA Season 6 (Preview)

Discover fast food's Southern California origins, Los Angeles hiking culture, the forgotten pandemic of tuberculosis, the yo-yo's overlooked Filipino influence and more. Lost LA Host Nathan Masters digs into California archives and explores L.A. landmarks like the oldest standing McDonald's, Hollywood Forever Cemetery, some of the first tiki bars and Historic Filipinotown. A partnership with USC Libraries.
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Season 1 Episode 1
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In this episode, Lost L.A. explores the complicated relationship between the city and its natural environment.
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