Wildfires erase heritage; numerous historical landmarks lost in Los Angeles wildfires; here's the full list
Los Angeles have resulted in the destruction of over 30 historically significant structures while marking what preservationists describe as the worst loss of such properties in the history of the region in decades, reported Los Angeles Times.
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According to Los Angeles Times, the notable sites which were affected include Will Rogers’s ranch home, the Zane Grey Estate and the Bunny Museum. The Los Angeles Conservancy reported that 32 historic properties which are severely valued for their architectural and cultural significance were consumed by the flames while contributing to a total of more than 9,000 structures destroyed or damaged.
Ken Bernstein, who is the principal city planner at Los Angeles City Planning’s Office of Historic Resources eventually expressed his deep sorrow over the widespread destruction while calling it ‘staggering and heartbreaking’, asserted Los Angeles Times. The fires have not only obliterated physical landmarks but have also erased vital pieces of community heritage.
During such tough times, while some institutions like the Getty Villa were saved, numerous other notable properties remain unaccounted for.
As the fires continue to wreak havoc, now, the preservationists face new challenges in safeguarding historic sites amidst
