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L.A.’s Oldest Restaurant Gains New Sign

Tam O’Shanter Lights Up Atwater Village neighborhood

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9 years ago

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September 25, 2014

By

Steve Aust Signs of the Times September 2014 Issue

Los Angeles has a reputation for constantly bulldozing its past in pursuit of a perfectly trendy image. However, it gained some historic cache with a new sign. For more of the story, go to http://www.monstersandcritics.com/oldest-restaurant-in-los-angeles-tam-oshanter-gets-new-sign/ I will search for more details about the sign.

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