An Evening at the Getty House!

At the Getty House with the Turkish Consul General, the Hon Sinan Kuzman, Mrs. Dumitrescu, and the Dean of the Los Angeles Consular Corps, the Hon Cosmin Dumitrescu

This past week, the Mayor of Los Angeles, Karen Bass, invited the Los Angeles Consular Corps and the US Ambassador to the United Nations, the Hon Linda Thomas-Greenfield, to the Getty House for a private reception; I was honored to attend.

The Getty Mansion, also known as the Getty House, is a historic residence located in Los Angeles, California. Built in 1921 by Arthur Letts Sr., founder of the Broadway department store, the mansion showcases the Classical Revival architectural style. Since 1975, it has served as the official residence of the Mayor of Los Angeles, hosting various cultural, political, and official events. Mayor Thomas Bradley was the first Mayor to reside there and every Mayor since then has as well. Its historical significance, beautiful gardens, and symbolic importance as the Mayor’s residence make it a notable landmark in the city’s history.

The Getty House has been the site of numerous cultural and political events, as well as official functions hosted by the Mayor. These events often bring together influential figures from various sectors, making it a hub for civic engagement and social gatherings. The Getty House is known for its well-maintained gardens and landscaping. These green spaces provide a serene and picturesque setting, adding to the overall appeal of the residence. As the official residence of the Mayor, the Getty House holds symbolic importance as a representation of the city’s leadership and history.

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