Rebuild L.A. Collection, 1992-1997
Rebuild L.A. Collection, 1992-1997
(CSLA-6)
Rebuild L.A. (RLA) was a non-profit corporation formed
immediately after the L.A. civil disturbances of April 29-30, 1992,
when Mayor Tom Bradley and Governor Pete Wilson asked Peter
Ueberroth to lead a community-wide effort to "restore the health
and vitality of Los Angeles."
The records of Rebuild L.A. (RLA) described in this guide cover
the years 1992 to 1997 and total approximately 122 linear feet (254
boxes, 5 oversize boxes/items, 1 map case drawer). They form
Collection Number CSLA-6 in the Center for the Study of Los Angeles
Research Collection.
The records are open for research with some restrictions under
the conditions of the Center's access policy. Materials in this
collection may be subject to copyright. The user or publisher must
secure permission to publish from the copyright owner. Loyola
Marymount University does not assume any responsibility for
infringement of copyright or of publication rights held by the
original author, artist or creator or his/her heirs, assignees or
executors.
To learn more about RLA and this collection, see the History of RLA, the Overview of the Collection, the Series Descriptions (which explains how the
collection is organized and gives a brief description of the
subjects covered in each series), and the Container List (which lists the title of
every folder in the collection).