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  Don Tomas Urquizdez’s Adobe

  Disputed as to whether the Recapitulation Treaty/Treaty of Cahuenga between the US & Mexico was signed there.
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  Entrance to the Cahuenga Pass from the south
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  Cahuenga Tavern

  8 Mile house, an Inn apparently somewhere in the Cahuenga Pass. May have been a speakeasy at some point.
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  State Highway SF Valley, predecessor of the 101/Hollywood Freeway
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  Laemmle Boulevard entrance to Universal Studios
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  Hotel Hollywood, at the intersection of Hollywood & Highland
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  The old Masonic Temple on Hollywood Boulevard, looking west
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  Grauman’s Egyptian Theatre
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  Hollywood Boulevard looking east
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  Hollywood Boulevard at Cahuenga Avenue looking west
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  Hotel Dupont on Cahuenga north of Franklin at Wilcox
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  Mulholland Dam/Hollywood Reservoir

  After the San Francisquito/St. Francis dam failed in 1928, this dam was buttressed with earth to stabilize it.
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  The Cahuenga Pass Parkway in its earliest days

  Just north of the Hollywood Bowl, probably taken from the Pilgrimage Bridge.
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  The Pilgrimage Bridge with roadways still under construction
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  Portola Motor Hotel

  Became the Banana Bungalows, which were replaced by the current condo complex south of the Mulholland Bridge.
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  Major’s Motor Court Hotel

  On Cahuenga just south of Oakshire, subsequently replaced by an apartment building.

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