There are many lovely old maps of Los Angeles in this Library of Congress web-exhibition: Link. But none surpass the obsessively illustrated genius of "Nuestra Señora la Reina de Los Angeles de Porciúncula," by Joseph Jacinto Mora. To really appreciate the detail, you have to download the full resolution version (4.5MB) Link. But here's a lower res for starters — and you can click and zoom for detail: Link. A short bio of Mora is here: Link. Top that, Google Earth. (thanks, Jim)
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