S. Norton Avenue. In 2005, it became Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument 811. Landmarks and attractions Jewel's Catch One - Opened in 1973 at 4067 West Pico Boulevard, it was the nation's first black gay and lesbian disco. Since 2015, it has operated as a more traditional nightclub with an array of live DJ sets and performances by house music and rap artists. Parks and recreation Washington Irving Pocket Park - 4103 West Washington Boulevard. It is a 13 acre park adjacent to the library. Public libraries The neighborhood is served by the Los Angeles Public Library system. There is one branch in Arlington Heights. Washington Irving - 4117 West Washington Boulevard, just east of Crenshaw Boulevard Public Schools Los Angeles Technology Center, LAUSD adult education, 3721 Washington Boulevard Johnnie L. Cochran Jr. Middle School, LAUSD, 4066 West Johnnie Cochran Vista Arlington Heights Elementary School, LAUSD, 1717 Seventh Avenue Notable residents James Hanley - 1152 Norton Avenue Wyatt Earp - 4004 W. 17th Street References External links United Neighborhoods Council Neighborhoods in Los Angeles Wilshire, Los Angeles Central Los Angeles