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4. Lost Icons (Los Angeles, California) The Los Angeles that Walt Disney arrived in in summer 1923 looked a whole lot different than the one we know today… Unfortunately, many of the real Los Angeles landmarks of Walt’s time are long gone. The city’s rapid expansion has seen so much of historic Hollywood demolished, and…

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