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Name That Spot #2

November 5, 2009
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SoCal Connected presents a little diversion to test your neighborhood knowledge - Name That Spot.

Here are some visual details from a specific site somewhere in Southern California. It might be a city block, a neighborhood, a park, or a civic institution. Your assignment, should you choose to accept it, is to study the material and try to guess the location.

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SoCal Connected presents a little diversion to test your neighborhood knowledge - Name That Spot.

OK. Can you Name That Spot?

You can use our contact form to send us your guess. (Just make sure to select "Name That Spot" as a subject.) Or, those of you using Twitter can tweet your guess using the #SCCNAME Twitter hashtag using the embedded window below. Sorry, no prizes for the winners. This is Public Television.

Try the first Name That Spot. It's a single block in the heart of Hollywood.

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