Hollywood, California

Places to Explore

• Villa Bonita, Hollywood, California

  Located in Hollywood, California, Villa Bonita is an historic apartment building in Los Angeles County. Designed by architect Frank Webster, this seven-story residential building was constructed in 1929. It showcases the Spanish Colonial Revival architectural style. Villa Bonita was originally buil

• Hollywood Masonic Temple

  The Hollywood Masonic Temple, located at 6840 Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles County, is a historic place. This Neoclassical Revival building was constructed in 1921. Architect John C. Austin, who also designed Los Angeles City Hall and Griffith Observatory, created the temple for The Free and A

• Hollywood Studio Club

  The Hollywood Studio Club, a historic place in Los Angeles County, was established in 1916. It began as a chaperoned dormitory for young women pursuing careers in the motion picture business. The club offered a safe residence, along with classes and social events. In 1926, a new building opened, des

• Security Trust and Savings, Hollywood

  In Los Angeles County, at the intersection of Hollywood and Cahuenga Boulevards, stands the Security Trust and Savings building. This Italian Renaissance Revival structure was built in 1920 or 1921 by architects John and Donald Parkinson. Upon its completion, this seven-story building was the talles

• Toberman, C. E., Estate

  The C. E. Toberman Estate, also known as Villa Las Colinas, is a historic place in Hollywood, Los Angeles County. This gated Mission Revival and Spanish Colonial Revival mansion was built for Charles E. Toberman. Toberman, a prominent real estate developer, was known as "Mr. Hollywood" and the "Fath

• Guaranty Building

  The Guaranty Building is a historic place in Hollywood, Los Angeles County. This twelve-story Beaux-Arts office building, standing 170 feet tall, was erected in 1923. It was designed by architects John C. Austin and Frederick M. Ashley and features Neo-Renaissance and Classical Revival characteristi

• Crossroads of the World

  Welcome to Crossroads of the World, a historic place in Los Angeles County. This complex, completed in 1936, was designed by architect Robert V. Derrah. It opened as one of America's first outdoor shopping centers. The central building resembles a ship, surrounded by structures in various internatio

• La Belle Tour: A Hollywood Landmark

  In Hollywood, Los Angeles County, stands a historic place originally known as La Belle Tour. Erected in 1929, architects Cramer and Wise designed this building in a French Renaissance Chateauesque style. La Belle Tour provided sophisticated urban accommodations, becoming a popular residence for ente