Yo, what is up and this is another bonus episode of In A Minute with Evan Love

it and you know why we're here. I have your one thing to do in LA this week and

let me tell you this one is super freaking important.

Listen to this. The most important event in the history of California

happened right across the street from what is now Universal Studios.

I'm serious.

Now, technically it's Studio City,

but it's right there on Lancashim

and literally you can throw a rock and hit Universal Studios.

But there's an Adobe Ranch House

that you may not have noticed.

I've been by there hundreds of times

and you don't really see it from the street.

And you obviously don't know it because

universal studio is a big thing and it's called Campo de Coanga.

Now why is this important? Because it's where General Andres Pico of the Mexican Army

and Lieutenant Colonel John Fremont of the United States Army signed the Treaty of

Coanga on January 13th, 1847. And let me repeat this. The LA Times called

this signing the most important event in the history of the state of California.

Why? Well, the treaty ended the fighting of the Mexican-American War within Alta California,

which is modern day California.

And listen, I didn't realize how much of the Mexican-American war

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