· Nathan Marsak  · 1 min read

3755 S. Canfield Ave., Palms

two-story six-unit apartment building was designed by engineer J. Doherty in the spring of 1962, and will be gone soon, which is a shame, as there aren’t a whole lot left in area that reek so of 1962.

two-story six-unit apartment building was designed by engineer J. Doherty in the spring of 1962, and will be gone soon, which is a shame, as there aren’t a whole lot left in area that reek so of 1962.

This two-story six-unit apartment building was designed by engineer J. Doherty in the spring of 1962, and will be gone soon, which is a shame, as there aren’t a whole lot left in area that reek so of 1962.

3755 S. Canfield Ave., Palms

3755 S. Canfield Ave., Palms — photograph 2

They’re building four stories but only adding two units? Must be some capacious apartments.

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