Difference between revisions of "123 N. Lake Street"
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The Mother Church of the Universal World Church occupied a building at 123 N. Lake Street in Los Angeles, California from the time of the church's founding in 1958, until the time the building was demolished in 2003. | The Mother Church of the Universal World Church occupied a building at 123 N. Lake Street in Los Angeles, California from the time of the church's founding in 1958, until the time the building was demolished in 2003. | ||
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The building was described by [[Frank Zappa on the Universal World Church | Frank Zappa ]] as a "quonset hut". | The building was described by [[Frank Zappa on the Universal World Church | Frank Zappa ]] as a "quonset hut". | ||
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Prior to 1958, the site was the home of Calvary Temple whose pastor was Leroy M. Kopp. | Prior to 1958, the site was the home of Calvary Temple whose pastor was Leroy M. Kopp. | ||
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The site is now occupied by the Lake Street Primary Center, a public school of the Los Angeles Unified School district and its address is 135 N. Lake Street. | The site is now occupied by the Lake Street Primary Center, a public school of the Los Angeles Unified School district and its address is 135 N. Lake Street. | ||
Revision as of 15:22, 17 March 2011
| 123 N. Lake Street | |
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 The Front Entrance of the Universal World Church | |
| Town | Los Angeles, CA |
| Country | USA |
| Address | 123 N. Lake Street |
| Coordinates |
34°04′06″N 118°16′16″W 34.068289°N 118.271176°W |
The Mother Church of the Universal World Church occupied a building at 123 N. Lake Street in Los Angeles, California from the time of the church's founding in 1958, until the time the building was demolished in 2003. The building was described by Frank Zappa as a "quonset hut".
Prior to 1958, the site was the home of Calvary Temple whose pastor was Leroy M. Kopp.
The site is now occupied by the Lake Street Primary Center, a public school of the Los Angeles Unified School district and its address is 135 N. Lake Street.
