Los Angeles Stock Exchange Building, Historic site in Los Angeles
The Los Angeles Stock Exchange Building was an influential financial institution.
Established in 1931 during the Great Depression, it epitomized financial optimism.
Its stunning Art Deco architecture reflects the era's design aesthetics.
Now repurposed as a nightclub and event venue known as Exchange LA.
It features a striking facade with three bas-relief panels symbolizing the themes of Finance, Production, and Research.
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