Jack J.
12/15/2020
I was here for criminal jury duty. Yes, the building is old but functional. We had to meet here since the original building where we meet up cannot accommodate such a large group in this COVID...
Los Angeles County Hall of Records
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320 W Temple St
Los Angeles, CA 90012
The Los Angeles County Hall of Records, designed by Richard Neutra and Robert Alexander, is a striking example of international style architecture located in the Civic Center of Downtown Los Angeles. The building, completed in 1962 at a cost of $13.7 million, features unique design elements such as aluminum louvers and a mosaic mural by artist Joseph Young.
This modernist structure houses various county offices including the Alternative Public Defender, Probation Department, and Los Angeles County District Attorney. With terraces offering panoramic views of downtown and publicly accessible tunnels to the Kenneth Hahn Hall of Administration, the Hall of Records serves as a significant landmark in the city's architectural landscape.
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Marisol F.
10/23/2017
This building used to have all the records . Like marriage, divorce birth records , but now some of the records have been move to Norwalk . The build house , Distric attorneys, probation...
John A.
11/27/2019
Ok they should let you know when you call that all marriage deaths and birth certificates are now all held at Norwalk hall of records . It could have saved me a trip going to Los Angeles pay for...
Joy S.
10/19/2019
The review below is about the staff: security, the people behind the windows and their work ethics. It's not about the building.. When you enter this building there's an information/security...
Nicolasa M.
1/13/2020
The lady at the front window was cutting her Acrylic nails with scissors, very unprofessional. She also didn't know anything about the court records. Bad attitude, I'm in disbelief that they allow...
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