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From the George Mann Archives: Bixby Knolls Restaurant Row
In the first installment of our series on George Mann's newly-discovered vintage Los Angeles restaurant photos, we introduced you to Mann's custom 3-D photo viewer, which provided free entertainment...
View ArticleFrom the George Mann Archives: La Cienega Restaurant Row
In the first installment of our series on George Mann's newly-discovered vintage Los Angeles restaurant photos, we introduced you to Mann's custom 3-D photo viewer, which provided free entertainment to...
View ArticleFrom the George Mann Archives: W.C. Fields in "Home Movies" (1928)
Today On Bunker Hill is proud to present another little something special from the archives of George Mann, an artifact that predates his astonishing color photographs of Bunker Hill by about thirty...
View ArticleFrom the George Mann Archives: Lost gems of the Sunset Strip
In the first installment of our series on George Mann's newly-discovered vintage Los Angeles restaurant photos, we introduced you to Mann's custom 3-D photo viewer, which provided free entertainment...
View ArticleGeorge Mann's Lost Bunker Hill photos on view in Downtown Los Angeles
On July 12, 2012, please join On Bunker Hill bloggers Richard Schave, Kim Cooper and Nathan Marsak and Bunker Hill native son Gordon Pattison at Gary Leonard's Take My Picture Gallery in downtown Los...
View ArticleFrom the George Mann Archives: The Tom Davies Trio perform the Wall of Death...
*[Update to this post: after reviewing other newly digitzed footage shot on the same day as the Wall of Death discussed below, George Mann's son Brad Smith now believes that this footage was actually...
View ArticleFrom the George Mann Archives: Laurel & Hardy on location, and kinky fun with...
Today On Bunker Hill is proud to present another little something special from the archives of George Mann--not just one but two delightful artifacts that predate his astonishing color photographs of...
View ArticleFrom the George Mann Archives: Josephine Baker live in Paris, 1931
Today On Bunker Hill is proud to present a bombshell from the archives of George Mann: never-before-seen footage of the legendary American dancer Josephine Baker on stage in Paris in 1931. This...
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Looking Backward: Depopulating Pershing Square, 2012-1954
In 1905, when George Santayana wrote, "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it," we can be quite certain that he was not sitting in an east-facing room of the Biltmore Hotel,...
View ArticleWatch (or at least listen) to the 3-D projection program "George Mann's Lost...
November 14, 2012: LAVA – The Los Angeles Visionaries Association and the On Bunker Hill time travel blog in association with the Los Angeles Public Library Photo Collection and Photo Friends present...
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