A courtyard in a building downtown. There are strings of little round white lights strung across the space.

An unoccupied building on Sunset Blvd.

The Metropolitan Water District fountain.

An old-fashioned hotel lobby, complete with little wooden cubbyholes behind the desk for mail/keys.

This unassuming street corner at 6th St. and Hauser Ave., just south of the Park La Brea apartment complex, was name-checked by lyricist Rhett Miller in the Old 97's song "Designs On You":

Standing on the corner of 6th and how to forget
Tryin' to do right by you all night Annette
You can go ahead and get married, and this will be our secret thing
I won't tell a soul except the people in the nightclub where I sing
I don't mean to get you all worked up, except secretly I do
I'd be lying if I said I didn't have designs on you

Glass ceiling on the original entrance to LACMA.

Back in the day, businesses had signage at foot level.