Very cool. On Huell Howser's tour of the restored Bullocks on Wilshire (now Southwest Law School) they uncovered a preserved fountain, built into the wall with a tiled back, much in the same style as that one at the South Pas high school. They must have been built around the same time period...
That's not a water fountain, it's a teleporter. A rounded door slides shut behind you, and you're flushed back up to the mother ship like a pnuematic tube in an old bank drive through. And thank god, because my bangs look, like, totally terrible today, and I could just, like, diiiiiiiiie!
I remember coming across this at the high school in the 90's. Though when I last saw it the paint was a light hospital-lime green. I don't think either color goes well with the yellow/orange/brown but it's very cool nonetheless. All sorts of great random decco fixtures, ceramics and art all over town. Great pic!
In December of 2007, after many years on the west side of Los Angeles (and at least a third of those years spent stuck in traffic on Pico Boulevard) my family settled into a happy little house in South Pasadena. This daily blog covered almost 5 years as I put down roots in my new home town -- and almost 5 more as I settled in and became a South Pas old-timer. Here it is...my time capsule of South Pasadena.
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I'll check them out if you stand guard!
What an odd juxtaposition with what I think of as the more traditional SP architecture. That is MEGA cool!!
Earl - I'll hold watch outside the door so you can go check it out.
Nice!!
I've never seen that!
Great title. I really like our deco high school.
Very cool. On Huell Howser's tour of the restored Bullocks on Wilshire (now Southwest Law School) they uncovered a preserved fountain, built into the wall with a tiled back, much in the same style as that one at the South Pas high school. They must have been built around the same time period...
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That's not a water fountain, it's a teleporter. A rounded door slides shut behind you, and you're flushed back up to the mother ship like a pnuematic tube in an old bank drive through. And thank god, because my bangs look, like, totally terrible today, and I could just, like, diiiiiiiiie!
How cool is that?
I remember coming across this at the high school in the 90's. Though when I last saw it the paint was a light hospital-lime green. I don't think either color goes well with the yellow/orange/brown but it's very cool nonetheless. All sorts of great random decco fixtures, ceramics and art all over town. Great pic!
Possibly the coolest water fountain I have ever seen in the ladies toilets. A work of art in itself.
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