Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
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Image of automobiles parked among buildings along Vine Street in Hollywood, California, including the Broadway Hollywood Building, the Plaza Hotel, the Brown Derby and the Taft Building. Additional signs read "Plaza Hotel dancing finest food sightseeing tours limousines u-drive motor tours," "It Cafe," "Mike Lyman's," and "K auto park."
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Image looking north on Vine Street in Hollywood California, with Tom Breneman's Hollywood Restaurant at 1539 North Vine Street at center. Visible signs including "Chinese Food Coolie Room," "Grant Auto Parks Parking," "Castle's Cameras, Photographic Supplies, Home Movies," "Robbins Miller," "Sy Devore," "Gifts," "House of Griffis," "Gruen Watch Time," "Ham N' Eggs," "Tom Breneman's radio entertainment," "Glorifried Ham n' Eggs From Pan to Mouth," "Thrifty," "Old Crow," "CBS KNX," "Plaza," "The Broadway Hollywood," and "Taft Bldg."
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Image of Vine Street, with the intersection of Hollywood Boulevard in the foreground, in Hollywood, California, with visible signs and storefronts for the Knickerbocker Hotel, Brooks, Pig and Whistle candy and pastry store, Melody Lane Cafe, Airport Ground School, and a gas station.
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Image of the intersection of Sunset Boulevard and Vine Street in Hollywood, California, with the Radio City NBC studio and Music City record store in the foreground and Tom Breneman's Hollywood Restaurant, the Broadway Building and Plaza Hotel in the distance.
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Image of Vine Street at night, with the intersection with Hollywood Boulevard in the foreground, in Hollywood, California, with the Taft Building and Owl Rexall Drugs (at left) and Broadway Hollywood building (at right), and the Brown Derby and Tom Breneman's Hollywood Restaurant in the distance.
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View of the El Capitan Theater at 1735 Vine Street in Hollywood (not to be confused with the more well-known theater of the same name and age on Hollywood Boulevard). The theater marquee advertises "Ken Murray's Blackouts of 1948" - a variety show. The tall building at left is the Knickerbocker Hotel.
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