Hollywood aerial view

Nowadays, the northern end of Vine Street in Hollywood is largely offices and parking lots. But in this aerial view circa early 1940s, we can see that the neighborhood was once largely residential,…

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In this aerial view of Hollywood in what I’m guessing is the 1930s, of the three major buildings we can see—Grauman's Chinese Theatre, the Hollywood Hotel, and the Hollywood First National Bank building—two of them are still with us. Also gone is Orchid Ave’s access to Hollywood Blvd – that’s the street immediately above Grauman’s. It used to connect Franklin Ave with the boulevard but these days it’s only half as long. The Dolby theater, where the Oscars are held, now stands on that land.

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Six L.A. as Subject members dug through their archives to share an item or collection that helps Southern Californians understand our region's heritage.

Back in 1923, when Douglas Fairbanks was making “The Thief of Bagdad” (1924) at the Pickford-Fairbanks Studios at Santa Monica Blvd and Formosa Ave, the locals were treated to the splendid sight of the movie’s enormous Arabian set. Given the empty land around it to the south, it must have really stood out. I wonder if back then they allowed the general public on the lot. Ten-year-old me would have had a field day!

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World Famous Hollywood Sign (in the background San Fernando Valley, California)

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Laura Gabbert and Andrew Avery's home in the hills of Glassell Park, Los Angeles, is clad in stucco and redwood, evoking the rustic charm of their lush seven-acre site. Photo by: Catherine Ledner

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Aerial view of Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood International Airport, USA

Great aerial shot of the Burbank Airport and the surrounding area taken on August 21, 1950. Those are the Hollywood Hills in the background where on the opposite side is the famous Hollywood sign.