Los Angeles-Long Beach Harbor Areas Regional Cultural History, Los Angeles County, California

摘要

This survey was conducted to identify and locate cultural resources in the Los Angeles and Long Beach Harbor areas that might ultimately be affects by a project. The survey was carried out in compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act (PL 91-190); the Archeological and Historical Preservation Act (PL 93-291); and Executive Order No. 11593, May 15, 1971, Protection and Enhancement of the Cultural Environment. A second purpose of this survey was to propose that qualified historic and archeological resources be nominated for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places, in the California State Landmark Program, and as Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monuments. The field examination extended from the headlands at Point Fermin, within the San Pedro, Middle, and Long Beach breakwaters, to a line that extended shoreward to Seal Beach Boulevard. The study extended inland northwest along Seal Beach Boulevard to the Pacific Coast Highway and northeast to Anaheim Street to the Harbor Freeway, south on the Harbor Freeway Gaffey Street to Hamilton Avenue, west on Hamilton Avenue to Alma Street, and west to the ocean.