Pershing Square is a location and a landmark in L.A. Noire. It is a famous park in Downtown, Los Angeles located at 532 S. Olive St. It is named in honor of American general, John Joseph "Black Jack" Pershing.
In-Game Description[]
LA's most famous architect John Parkinson redesigned this site in 1910, adding a grand fountain supported by concrete cherubs. In 1918 the park was renamed after General John J. Pershing, and it played host to recruitment rallies throughout WW2.
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Collectibles[]
- A badge in the Badge Pursuit Challenge can be found here on a table in front of the Yellow and Green Trolley-Dogs Hot Dog Stand near the park's center.
Trivia[]
- In the south-east corner of Pershing Square, on the east side of Hill Street, there is a store called Haskell's Finest Men's Wear. This is a reference to the character Charles Haskell Jr. from 1945's Detour, a classic film noir which can be seen, in game, on theatre marquees throughout the city.
- The top of the water fountain can only be explored during the relevant scripted scene in The Quarter Moon Murders.
- A petition has been launched, calling for the restoration of the now mostly concrete park to its tree-filled appearance in the L.A. Noire era. The organizers are using in-game videos to illustrate what they hope to accomplish.