6048 Sunset Blvd (Los Angeles, California)

USA / California / West Hollywood / Los Angeles, California / Sunset Boulevard, 6048

place with historical importance, film/video production studio/facility, historical layer / disappeared object

6048 Sunset Blvd. aka 1480 Beechwood Dr.

This was, briefly, the personal studio of Universal star, Francis Ford (FordArt, ca 1919-1924), brother of the famous director John Ford ("Stagecoach," "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance").

Also occupied by Trem Carr (1925-1935 aka Monogram)., Conn (1935) Alexander Studios (1929-1934) and by long term occupant, Stern Pictures (1927-1943).

Columbia publicity department.

The lot measured 135' along Sunset and 215' along Beechwood. Technicolor now occupies the spot.

Also 1440 Beechwood Dr.

Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_Ford_(actor)

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Coordinates: 34°5'51"N 118°19'15"W

Where "Hollywood" began 0.6 km
Pacific Electric Route 3.7 km
Backlot Early First National and Warner Bros. 6.3 km
Revue Studios 6.4 km
First National Pictures Studios 6.4 km
Additional backlot purchase, 1929 6.4 km
Nestor Ranch/Lasky Ranch 6.5 km
Warner Bros Studio/First National auxillary land 6.7 km
Cahuenga, California (site) 7.1 km
Columbia Ranch-historic location 7.6 km

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