Lost L.A.

- Season 4

(2019)

Explore one of the nation's largest municipal parks and discover how it hasn't always lived up to its founder's vision of a public recreation ground for all.

One of ten camps where Japanese Americans were incarcerated during WWII, California's Manzanar was photographed by outsiders Dorothea Lange and Ansel Adams-and by incarceree Toyo Miyatake, who captured scenes from within.

Explore the subterranean myths of Prohibition-era Los Angeles, crawl through bootlegger tunnels, and visit some of the city's oldest speakeasies.

Pioneering African-American architect Paul Revere Williams contributed to some of the city's most recognizable civic structures-all while confronting racial barriers.

Visit the underground vault of the Carnegie Observatories and the historic Mount Wilson Observatory, once the world capital of astronomy.

Manufacturing ethnically correct black dolls in the wake of the Watts riots, South L.A.-based Shindana Toy Company left a lasting mark on the American doll industry.