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L.A.'s historic Griffith Park Pool won’t reopen. Here’s the $28-million plan to replace it

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Built in 1927 and once the largest aquatic facility in Los Angeles, the pool has been dry since 2020.

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L.A.'s historic Griffith Park Pool won’t reopen. Here’s the $28-million plan to replace it

Built in 1927 and once the largest aquatic facility in Los Angeles, the pool has been dry since 2020.

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latimes.com broke the news in on Wednesday, July 2, 2025.
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