California Collection - Braille Institute of America

and includes location, reservation requirements, prices, parking and
complete index. 1984.
The L.A. Musical History Tour: A Guide to the Rock and Roll
Landmarks of Los Angeles CBB-0926 / BRB-11150
by Art Fein
The author locates and tells the stories behind over 200 places that
played some part in the history of rock and roll. From the Capitol
Records tower to the Whiskey-A-Go-Go, from the Rick Nelson’s
childhood home to the motel where Sam Cook was killed, it’s all here.
1990.
L. A. My Way: 17 Authors Reflect on Los Angeles CBB-0844
edited by LaVonne Taylor
Essays and stories about life in Los Angeles. 1990.
L.A. Picnics: 75 Stylish Outings BRB-10953
by Ellen Melinkoff
This guide to more than 75 picnic sites in and around Los Angeles
includes menus for many occasions, creative recipes and carrying
suggestions, and 25 top-picnic take-out sources. 1985.
Labor Relations, World War II: Before During and After CBB-1018
by Jack Rugh
Rugh describes labor relations during the war years, the merger of the
AFL and CIO, as well as other important aspects of American labor
history. 1992.
Lady in Boomtown: Miners and Manners on the Nevada Frontier
BRB-10948
by Mrs. Hugh Brown
Trained only as a lady before she arrived as a nineteen-year-old bride in
the silver mining town of Tonopah, Nevada in 1904, Marjorie Brown
remained as a frontier pioneer for the next 20 years. 1968.
The Lady in the Lake CBB-0226
by Raymond Chandler
Private eye Philip Marlow, one of the great hero-detectives of fiction, is
led on a strange search for a missing woman. 1973.
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