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Downey, California recent comments:

  • U. S. Post Office, JD (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    Downey Post Office "South Station"
  • Bob's Big Boy Broiler, desu wrote 18 years ago:
    Nevermind, just looked at the wiki page: "PROGRESS!"
  • Bob's Big Boy Broiler, desu wrote 18 years ago:
    That sign is awesome. Why was the place torn down?
  • Downey Landing Shopping Mall, Dirkyb wrote 19 years ago:
    Is this where the Apollo Comand Modules were built back in the 1960's? When is was the North American Aviation plant?
  • Former Sam's Club, BrettWhipperton wrote 19 years ago:
    You belong at Gemco.
  • Former Sam's Club, Class of 71 Excelsior (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Where is this building located ????? ahhhhhh, this is a map sweetie figger it out, DOH!
  • Former Sam's Club, Class of 71 Excelsior (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Can you say White Front ?
  • Former Sam's Club, Mary (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Where is this builing located?
  • St. Raymond Catholic Church and School, Fr. John Higgins (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    I am the Pastor of the Parish. I love it here.
  • Former Sam's Club, Oblivion (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Well said, the information is partially right. The Gemco building did house a Sam's Club in the late 90's. I appreciate your correction. The old Gemco building does still have many features that were not eliminated when Sam's Club took over and can still be seen to this day. I decided to take a closer look at the grounds and I found something very interesting. Behind the building is a large quantity of trash which is never cleaned up. In it I found old catalogs and cookbooks from the 60's and early 70's. I found it strange that these could have survived from the Gemco days. It all adds to the mystery surrounding this as well as many other urban "ruins" in our cities in Los Angeles.