PAUL REVERE WILLIAMS WAS HERE: Tours

PAUL REVERE WILLIAMS WAS HERE 

Join us as we explore the places associated with L.A. architect Paul Revere Williams and his enduring legacy through tours and discussions.

Los Angeles-born Paul Revere Williams was one of the country’s greatest architects. His career spanned almost 60 years, and his versatile buildings can be found across Los Angeles County. He was also a remarkable trailblazer. As a Black man in the field of architecture, he persevered in the face of racism to achieve remarkable success.

To better understand the breadth of Williams’ work and accomplishments, the Los Angeles Conservancy and Southern California Chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects are pleased to take you on a county-wide expedition celebrating the life, work, and legacy of L.A.’s legendary architect Paul Revere Williams.

VIRTUAL TOURS

Kick off Tour- Wednesday, April 14, 2021
(Tour Includes Self-Guided Driving Tour and Map)

Wednesdays, April 14, 28, and May 12, 26 at 6:00 p.m.

Two events for one price. A virtual tour led by L.A. Conservancy docents provide live information and in-depth highlights about Paul Revere Williams’ life and work, while a self-guided driving tour gives you the freedom to visit sites associated with Williams up close.

$25 Members/$30 General Public

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