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23 hours ago · Hollywoodland began in 1923. It was a new, 1920’s fantastical, but real, development where plots were created on a hillside as a real estate scheme and had a mandate to build homes in a Storybook style.
3 days ago · The Bronx. New York’s northernmost borough takes its name from a Swedish sea captain turned farmer, Jonas Bronck. Bronck purchased land and built a farmstead at what is now 132nd Street and ...
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4 days ago · Hollywoodland (a.k.a. Upper Beachwood Canyon) is an iconic neighborhood in the Hollywood Hills that sits right below the Hollywood Sign (in fact, the sign was orginally erected to promote the subdivision). The enclave contains 569 total residences. Home sizes in Hollywoodland range from 948 to 7783 square feet, with an overall average of 2318 ...
23 hours ago · Hollywoodland: Jewish Founders and the Making of a Movie Capital The exhibition presents the origin story of filmmaking in early 20th-century Los Angeles and the largely Jewish immigrants who ...
3 days ago · Later on, in 1887, Harvey H. Wilcox, who purchased 120 acres of the development officially established the name 'Hollywood' when he recorded it on the land's deed. Wilcox's wife Daeida is quoted as saying "I chose the name Hollywood simply because it sounds nice and because I'm superstitious and holly brings good luck."
5 days ago · TALES FROM HOLLYWOODLAND is a fast-paced weekly show business podcast, with an emphasis on all genres of movies; classic to current, as well as Broadway, TV, Cable, and Streaming. Hollywood vets Arthur Friedman, Steve Rubin, and Julian Schlossberg will be interviewing Hollywood luminaries, treating the listeners to decades worth of stories, anecdotes, insider viewpoints, candid opinions, as ...
3 days ago · The Hollywoodland Sign was First Erected in 1923 to Promote a Housing Development Not Hollywood. ... it didn’t let anything get in its way. That includes this barn in Ronchi de Termeno, Italy ...
