Los Angeles Museums

2. This museum was founded by a petroleum businessman who soon had to open a second location 20 years later.
4. You COULD visit after a grueling hike here.
6. Is known for its interactive installation of Noah's Ark.
7. Huntington Founded by a railroad and real estate tycoon, and is known for its botanical garden.
9. Opened in 2008, but has other museums in Cleveland, Mississippi, Tennessee, and New Jersey.
10. Its innovative building was designed by a world-renowned architectural firm, and is dubbed "the veil and the vault."
14. A family museum with a exhibit featuring the space shuttle Endeavour
15. This exhibit is our connection to the Ice Age.
16. Its founder passed away less than a month before their museum opened to the public.
17. Its building was formerly a police vehicle warehouse tucked away in Little Tokyo, and is part of a larger museum.
18. Largest art museum in the western United States.

1. Not only houses one of the largest religious paintings in the world, but also some celebrities as well.
3. Originally an agricultural fairground, its exhibit features a world class "growth" series.
5. Museum was named after a businessman born in Portland, Oregon, who got his start in the food industry.
8. This museum neighbors another museum and highlights moviemaking.
11. It is the only artist-founded museum in Los Angeles.
12. Probably the closest museum to our Century City office.
13. This museum primarily focuses on housing architecture, which ultimately ended up looking like a weird neighborhood.