Directory of Wilmington Resources

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Wilmington is part of the City of Los Angeles. It is the "Heart of the Los Angeles Harbor" and conduit to trade with the Pacific Rim. Wilmington boasts of a proud history. It was a bustling port city when Los Angeles was a remote village. It has a genuine Civil War site at the Drum Barracks and a beautiful Victorian Mansion at the Banning Residence Museum.

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• Business and Economy
• Government
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Resources in This Category

• Banning High School

  http://www.banninghs.org/
  Academic information, department and office contacts. School history, schedules, and photographs.

• Drum Barracks Civil War Museum

  http://www.drumbarracks.org/
  Housed in the last remaining original building from Camp Drum, and features period rooms, site models, armory, campground, research library, and museum shop. Provides information on California's role in the Civil War.

• Hawaiian Avenue Elementary

  http://hawaiian-lausd-ca.schoolloop.com/
  Pre-K through 5th grade. Calendar, staff bulletin, and parent newsletters.

• SBCC Thrive LA

  http://www.sbccthrivela.org/
  An incorporated non-profit mental health agency that provides services to the residents of LA County.

• The General Phineas Banning Residence Museum

  http://thebanningmuseum.org/
  Museum at the home of Phineas Banning. Includes history written as an adventure story, museum hours and merchandise catalog.

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