Video: 1965 Film Offers Rare Look at the Dodge Mansion in West Hollywood
Designed in 1914 and constructed in 1916, the Walter L. Dodge House blended Modern and Spanish Mission styles and was […]
Designed in 1914 and constructed in 1916, the Walter L. Dodge House blended Modern and Spanish Mission styles and was […]
The Wallace Reid house was one of the most attractive homes in West Hollywood’s early Hacienda Park neighborhood. The house […]
The West Hollywood History Center welcomes the newest member to its Advisory Board, artist and designer Katie Brightside. She will advise the board on visual communication and design that supports the Center’s mission of educating residents and visitors about West Hollywood’s rich and unique history.
Urbanize Los Angeles: “It’s official: Hollywood’s Lytton Savings Building has met the wrecking ball, clearing the biggest obstacle to the […]
P.J’s was a famous rock club on Santa Monica Blvd. at Crescent Heights in West Hollywood. Traktur restaurant and other […]
In 1966, decades before Google Street View, Los Angeles artist Ed Ruscha mounted a motorized camera in the payload of a truck and set out to photograph every building on the Sunset Strip. He published the assemblage of photos in a grounbreaking book, Every Building on the Sunset Strip that signaled a new approach to art and photography.
The City of West Hollywood’s Historic Preservation Division has published three local history-related walking tours on its website at wehopreservation.org.
Sunset Boulevard’s long relationship with the music industry is spotlighted in this illustrated tour published by the Los Angeles Times.