9100 block of the Sunset Strip, West Hollywood, circa mid 1930s

The Sunset Plaza section of the Sunset Strip, West Hollywood, circa mid 1930sJudging from that white-topped 1935 Ford convertible in the foreground, I’m going to say that this shot of the Sunset Plaza section of the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood is mid 1930s. I haven’t been able to identify exactly where this shot was taken, but to my mind, that’s not the point. What I find striking are the buildings themselves, or more particularly the variety of architectural styles. Each one is different from its neighbor, which must have made driving around town a visually enjoyable experience . . . especially in that sporty little convertible!

UPDATE: It appears that the building on the right is 9109 Sunset Blvd. The photo below is from January 2019:

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4 responses to “9100 block of the Sunset Strip, West Hollywood, circa mid 1930s”

  1. Alistair Quick says:

    9109 Sunset … looks like a couple of them are still in existence. The one called “contempo” is easily identifiable. The one next to it is shrouded in greenery. Maybe it lurks beneath?

  2. Grant Loucks says:

    My Building is on Melrose near Gower at 5625 Melrose north side of the street.
    The building was built around 1926.
    Looking for some old photos.

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