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TIL Most of Los Angeles' original Chinatown was razed to make way for Union Station and the 101 freeway in the 1940s. Today, the Garnier Building in the El Pueblo district, now home to the Chinese...
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Original Title: TIL Most of Los Angeles' original Chinatown was razed to make way for Union Station and the 101 freeway in the 1940s. Today, the Garnier Building in the El Pueblo district, now home to the Chinese American Museum, is the only surviving remnant of Old Chinatown
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