Los Angeles Police Historical Society Museum and Community Center

Built in the 1920s, this restored police station is home to the Los Angeles Police Historical Society. The museum still has the jail cells in tact and houses artifacts that showcase the police department's history. Detective offices, a booking room, and kitchen are also located in the building. The main entrance is arched and their are two arched driveways on sides of the building. The squared windows have brick designs above them on the exterior of the building. The second story facade is arched while the first story facade is trapezoid. Also has a booking room and detective offices. 7,000 + sf.