Mr. Walsh described the cluster of cabins as "the best surviving reminder of the fantasy life of a group of well-to-do Angelenos" who three-quarters of a century ago built "quirky cottages in a canyon paradise of their own making".
The buildings were demolished completely in 1932; only the Old Brown Jug public house and a street named in honour of Warburton survive as reminders of the area's rich pottery heritage.
Today relatively few reminders survive of this once very close relationship, though some English houses still have Dutch gables and Delft tiles; and Dutch influence has left its mark on our vocabulary, particularly on seafaring terms (yacht, deck, cruise, landlubber) and on the language of art (easel, sketch, landscape).
Many surviving partners say their lives are filled with reminders of their ambiguous status.
There, he encounters a winsome fairy girl named Aisling (Christen Mooney) and a ferocious subterranean beast, both of them reminders of an older, pagan world surviving alongside and underneath the Christianity of Brendan's uncle and his colleagues.
The surviving safe houses, he said, are "a tangible reminder of man's humanity".
Recalling the Watertown, Mass., residents who emerged from their homes to cheer for the officers after the capture of the surviving suspect, Mr. Obama said the attacks had been another reminder of the courage of police officers and other first responders.
The last surviving prefab estate, in Catford, south London, stands as a reminder of what can be achieved in an emergency.
The shape of the Empire State Building was always an endearing reminder of the 13th-century Galata Tower, a surviving treasure of Byzantium, for me.
They must survive as relics and reminders, to be savored by those who did not experience them in real time and to inspire nostalgia or laughter in those who did.
