Los Feliz Manor opened its doors in 1929 as “a home of beauty and refinement”--and it hasn't changed! See inside the Art Deco masterpiece.

The iconic apartment buildings on Rossmore Avenue share an interesting architectural past.

Support the Yucca-Vine Tower's HCM Nomination before City Council votes on May 31, 2024.

Crane’s Hollywood showroom displayed the latest in modern plumbing.

The Hollywood Roof Ballroom was located on Vine Street, right in the heart of Movieland.

Hollywood Roosevelt hotspot Cinegrill paid tribute to the motion picture industry of past, present, and future.

The 90-year saga of the Streamline Moderne at Hollywood and Cahuenga.

In 1935, Morgan, Walls, and Clements gave 6363-69 Hollywood Boulevard a modern facelift.

The Art Deco building, by architect Marshall P. Wilkinson, was a showroom, service plant, and research facility for cinematographers.

The most beautiful hats on Hollywood Boulevard could be found at Chapeaux de Mode.

In 1930, Frigidaire established its Hollywood showroom at Hollywood Boulevard and McCadden Place.

The Pantages Theatre formally opened on June 4, 1930 with the premiere of MGM’s The Florodora Girl starring Marion Davies. Hundreds of...

Earl Carroll built Hollywood’s premier entertainment palace for his princess: singer-dancer-actress Beryl Wallace—whom he immortalized...

In Hollywood, the Crossroads of the World intersect at Sunset Boulevard and Las Palmas Avenue. Built in 1936, the multi-national...

Los Angeles Gas and Electric’s sales office on Ivar Avenue was introduced in 1937 as “another bright spot in the incandescent radiance of...

The Circus Cafe was not for kids—the cocktail lounge inside Albert Sheetz Mission Candies at 6656 Hollywood Boulevard served up adult...

The finest jewelry shop in Hollywood, Robert Gail was a cut above the rest. Its grand opening in 1929 was treated as a movie...