The wooden, mast-like structure occupying the Pacific Coast Highway right-of-way at the southern terminus of the Gladstones parking lot has been removed, Nicole Mooradian, public information officer at the LA Department of Beaches and Harbors told the Palisadian-Post on Tuesday, Nov. 28.
In its former glory, the mast’s since-decayed creosote beams were used as frames to hang colorful flags and other signage, a styling that was consistent with themes commonly used in California coastal areas during the ’60s.
—GABRIELLA BOCK
This page is available to subscribers. Click here to sign in or get access.
