operating within Mid-Wilshire are: Los Angeles Senior High School, LAUSD, 4650 West Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles Community Adult School, 4650 West Olympic Boulevard Hancock Park Elementary School, LAUSD, 408 South Fairfax Avenue Wilshire Crest Elementary School, LAUSD, 5241 West Olympic Boulevard Queen Anne Place Elementary School, LAUSD, 1212 Queen Anne Place Queen Anne Recreation Center, Recreation and Parks, 1240 West Blvd Landmarks and attractions The Wilshire Ebell Theater, Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument #250. Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the Page Museum, Hancock Park and the La Brea Tar Pits on the north side of Wilshire Boulevard between Fairfax and Curson avenues. The Miracle Mile, a commercial strip on Wilshire Boulevard east of Fairfax Avenue designed in the 1920s by developer A. W. Ross to attract and serve automobile traffic rather than pedestrian shoppers. Petersen Automotive Museum, on the southeast corner of Wilshire Boulevard and Fairfax Avenue. One of the world's largest automobile museums, the Petersen is a nonprofit organization specializing in automobile history and related educational programs. Olympia Medical Center, formerly Midway Hospital Medical Center, between Olympic and San Vicente boulevards. Harold A. Henry Park, named after the former city councilman, at Ninth Street and Plymouth Boulevard. Los Angeles High School Memorial Park, with its associated Memorial Library, dedicated to the L.A. High graduates who took part in World War I. It is on Olympic Boulevard between Mulllen and Muirfield avenues, facing Los Angeles High across the street. Los Angeles Unified School District Queen Anne Recreation Center, at 12th Street and West Boulevard, with an auditorium, barbecue pits, a baseball diamond, basketball courts, children's play area, picnic tables, and tennis courts. Los Angeles City Department of Recreation and Parks Town and Country shopping center, on the southeast corner of Third Street and Fairfax Avenue. California Home Town Locator William Grant Still Residence, located at 1262 South Victoria Avenue; Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument #169. Notable residents Christian Audigier French fashion designer Leonard Cohen - Canadian singer and novelist William Grant Still - African-American composer, known for Symphony No. 1 "Afro-American" See also List of districts and neighborhoods of Los Angeles Boyle Workman, representing the Wilshire Ward on the City Council, 1925–27 References External links Seal, Kathy. "MID-WILSHIRE : Minorities' Private School Connection." Los Angeles Times. June 11, 1995. Doherty, Jake. "Lawmaker Opposes Site for School : Education: Density that would result from a Temple-Beaudry facility is 'not good planning,' Assemblyman