The Los Angeles National Cemetery, located across from what is now the VA Greater Los Angeles Health Care System, has grown to more than 114 acres since its late 19th century origins. Some of the built features are unusual, including an administration building-chapel, 1939-40, and the NCA's only indoor columbarium, 1940-41, both built by the Works Progress Administration in a distinctive Spanish Revival style of stucco and tile. The original gatehouse and entrance gates have been removed.
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Guidelines for Motion Pictures / Student Filming:
Due to the cemetery's proximity to the film industry, several requests for filming and photography are received each year. The location manager / student must contact the cemetery prior to any filming or photographs being taken. A script must be provided for filming of any type. A narrative description of all photo shoots is required. Identification must be shown at the time of scheduling any filming. A location permit must be signed and approved by the Cemetery Director prior to any filming or photo shoots.
---- updated: 6.24.2022 bd / 7.5.2023 bd / 7.30.24 bd / 7.9.25 bd
1 Location
| Location | ID | Address |
|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles National Cemetery - Department of... | 289 | 950 South Sepulveda Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA |