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Broadway Mart Center

1910s architecture in the United StatesBroadway (Los Angeles)Buildings and structures in Downtown Los AngelesCommercial buildings completed in 1913Historic district contributing properties in California
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Broadway Mart Center, also known as Broadway Department Store, Junipero Serra Building,, and Junipero Serra State Office Building, is a historic ten-story highrise located at 401-423 S. Broadway and 501 W. 4th Street in the Broadway Theater District in the historic core of downtown Los Angeles. It is best known for its almost sixty years as the flagship location of The Broadway.

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Broadway Mart Center
West 4th Street, Los Angeles Downtown

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N 34.0496 ° E -118.2496 °
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Junipero Serra Building (Junipero Serra State Office Building)

West 4th Street 320
90013 Los Angeles, Downtown
California, United States
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