L.A. as Subject: Incline L.A. Part 2- Mt. Washington

LA AS SUBJECT: How did a real estate developer transform Mt. Washington's chaparral slopes into a residential community? He built an incline railway.
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Closed more than ninety years ago, the Mt. Washington funicular is one of several Southern California incline railways lost to history, their remains rusting on hillsides or long ago sold for scrap, their memory preserved only in the photographs, films, and maps of the region's archives.
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[@unclereyrey1234]

This is truly awesome! Thanks for your hard work and research!

[@MatthewReiser123]

Incredible story. Thank you!

[@PBSSoCal]

True that.

[@elsongs]

Why isn't this on TV?

[@allpointhd]

Because you are here.

[@jeffcdo]

Nicely done. I'm not a fan of "slide-o-vision" - that parallax effect added to old photographs. That's altering the historic photos, which should be avoided.

[@DavidRamirez-qz5nu]

I hate delivering there