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The properties on this list are contributing properties to the Hollywood Boulevard Commercial and Entertainment District, which was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1985.

Listed Name	Alternate Name	Image	Address	Type	Style	Architect	Year Built	Additional Information
Pantages Theater	Hollywood Pantages		6233 Hollywood Blvd	Theater	Art Deco	B. Marcus Priteca	1930	LAHCM #193
Equitable Building			6253 Hollywood Blvd	Office	Neo-Gothic and Art Deco	Aleck Curlett	1929	LAHCM #1088 Residential conversion in 2007
Palace Theater	Hollywood Playhouse Hollywood Palace Avalon Hollywood		1735 Vine St	Theater	Spanish Colonial Revival	Gogerty & Weyl	1926
Guaranty Building			6331 Hollywood Blvd	Office	Beaux Arts	John C. Austin	1923	NRHP #79000481
Knickerbocker Hotel	Hollywood Knickerbocker		1714 Ivar St	Hospitality	Classical	John M. Cooper (and/or E. M. Frasier)	1929	Residential conversion in 1970
Regal Shoes			6349 Hollywood Blvd	Commercial	Streamline Moderne	Walker & Eisen	1939
Security Trust	Security Trust and Savings		6381 Hollywood Blvd	Financial	Italian Renaissance Revival	Parkinson & Parkinson	1921	LAHCM #334 NRHP #83001204
Warner Theater	Hollywood Pacific Theatre		6233 Hollywood Blvd	Theater	Spanish Renaissance Revival	B. Marcus Priteca	1930	LAHCM #572
Holly Cinema	Studio or Academy Theatre		6523 Hollywood Blvd	Theater Commercial	Chateauesque	Edward B. Rust (1920) S. Charles Lee (1931)	1920 1931
Hillview Apartments	The Hillview		6351 Hollywood Blvd	Residential	Mediterranean Revival	Tifal brothers	1917
Janes Residence	Janes House		6541 Hollywood Blvd	Residential	Victorian	Dennis & Farwell	1903	LAHCM #227 Commercial conversion in 1986 Food service conversion in 2009
Johnny's Steak House			6553 Hollywood Blvd	Commercial	Chateauesque	Henry L. Gogerty	1930
Baine Building	Baine Studio Building		6601 Hollywood Blvd	Commercial	Spanish Colonial Revival	Gogerty & Weyl	1926
Musso & Frank's			6663 Hollywood Blvd	Food service	Vernacular	L. A. Smith	1917
6679 Hollywood Blvd.	Davis Building		6679 Hollywood Blvd	Commercial	Beaux Arts	F. L. Paulson	1914
Outpost Building			6701 Hollywood Blvd	Office	Spanish Colonial Revival and French Regency	E. Parcher	1920
Pickwick Books			6743 Hollywood Blvd	Commercial	Vernacular, Art Deco, and Spanish Colonial Revival	Morgan, Walls & Clements (1925)	1917 1925 1936
Montmartre	Café Montmartre		6755 Hollywood Blvd	Hospitality	Parisian	Meyer & Holler	1922
Wax Museum	Christie Realty Building		6765 Hollywood Blvd	Office Commercial	Spanish Colonial Revival	Carl Jules Weyl	1928
Security Pacific	First National Bank Building Hollywood First National		6777 Hollywood Blvd	Financial	Gothic Revival and Art Deco	Meyer & Holler	1927
Chinese Theater	Grauman's Chinese		6925 Hollywood Blvd	Theater	Programmatic	Meyer & Holler	1927	LAHCM #55
7001 Hollywood Blvd	Petersen Building		7001 Hollywood Blvd	Commercial	Art Deco	Meyer & Holler	1929
Security Trust	Hollywood Savings and Loan		7051 Hollywood Blvd	Financial	Beaux Arts	Parkinson & Parkinson	1928	Office conversion in 1995
Stores			7055 Hollywood Blvd	Commercial	Beaux Arts	Parkinson & Parkinson	1928	Building adjoins Security Trust
Congregational Church			7065 Hollywood Blvd	Institutional	Mediterranean Revival	H. Glidden	1920
Hollywood Professional			7046 Hollywood Blvd	Office	Neo-Gothic	Richard D. King	1924	LAHCM #876 Residential conversion in 2004
Arthur Murray	Johnny Grant Building		7024 Hollywood Blvd	Commercial	Renaissance Revival	Frank Meline	1919
Hotel Roosevelt	Hollywood Roosevelt		7000 Hollywood Blvd	Hospitality	Spanish Colonial Revival	Fisher, Lake & Traver	1924	LAHCM #545
Seven Seas	Cinemart Building		6904 Hollywood Blvd	Commercial	Vernacular		1920
Masonic Temple	El Capitan Entertainment Centre		6351 Hollywood Blvd	Institutional	Neo-classical	John C. Austin	1921	LAHCM #277 NRHP #85000355
El Capitan / Paramount	El Capitan Theatre		6834 Hollywood Blvd	Theater	Spanish Colonial Revival	G. Albert Lansburgh	1926	LAHCM #495
6806 Hollywood Blvd			6806 Hollywood Blvd	Commercial	Art Deco		1922
Lee Drug			6800 Hollywood Blvd	Commercial	Streamline Moderne	B. D. Bixby	1935
Max Factor Salon	Max Factor Building		1666 Highland Ave	Commercial Industrial	Hollywood Regency	S. Charles Lee	1931	LAHCM #593 Food service and commercial conversion in 2001 and 2002
Bank of America	C.E. Toberman and Co. Building		6351 Hollywood Blvd	Financial	Beaux Arts	Morgan, Walls & Clements (1935)	1914 1935	Commercial conversion in 1992
Hollywood Theater			6766 Hollywood Blvd	Theater	Romanesque Revival	Krempel and Erkes (1913) Clifford Balch (1927 remodel) S. Charles Lee (1936 remodel)	1913 1933 (or 1913 1927 1936)	Commercial conversion in 1994
Millers Stationers			6740 Hollywood Blvd	Commercial	Art Deco		1933 remodel
Christie Hotel			6724 Hollywood Blvd	Hospitality	Georgian Revival	Arthur Rolland Kelly	1922	Residential conversion in 1974
Pig 'n Whistle			6718 Hollywood Blvd	Food service	Spanish Colonial Revival	Morgan, Walls & Clements	1917 1927
Egyptian Theater	Grauman's Egyptian		6708 Hollywood Blvd	Theater	Programmatic	Meyer & Holler	1922	LAHCM #584
Shane Building	Hollywood Center		6652 Hollywood Blvd	Office	Art Deco	Norton & Wallis	1930
Cherokee Building			6351 Hollywood Blvd	Commercial	Spanish Colonial Revival	Norman W. Alpaugh	1927
The Orient			6626 Hollywood Blvd	Commercial	Art Deco		1927 1937
S.H. Kress	The Kress		6606 Hollywood Blvd	Commercial	Art Deco	Edward F. Sibbert	1935
J. J. Newberry			6600 Hollywood Blvd	Commercial	Art Deco	J.J. Newberry architectural staff	1928
Hollywood Toys	Hollywood Studio Building		6554 Hollywood Blvd	Commercial	Spanish Colonial Revival	Gogerty & Weyl	1927
Consumer Drug			6542 Hollywood Blvd	Commercial	Moderne	H. Rice	1919 1938
Attie Building	Playmates of Hollywood Building		6436 Hollywood Blvd	Commercial	Art Deco	Henry A. Minton	1931
Creque Building	Hollywood Building		6400 Hollywood Blvd	Office	Art Deco	E. Fossler (1913) B. B. Homer (1931)	1913 1931
Julian Medical Building	Owl Drug Store Building		6380 Hollywood Blvd	Medical	Streamline Moderne	Morgan, Walls & Clements	1934
Palmer Building			6362 Hollywood Blvd	Office	Renaissance Revival	Edward T. Flaherty	1921
Leed's			6352 Hollywood Blvd	Commercial	International Style	S. Charles Lee	1935
Hallmark			6324 Hollywood Blvd	Commercial	Chateauesque	Morgan, Walls & Clements	1927 1938
Dyas Bldg.	Broadway Hollywood Building		6300 Hollywood Blvd	Commercial	Classical Revival International Style addition	Frederick Rice Dorn (1927) Parkinson and Parkinson (1938)	1927 1938	LAHCM #664 Residential conversion in 2005
Plaza Hotel	Hollywood Plaza Hotel		1633 Vine St	Hospitality	Art Deco	Walker & Eisen	1924	LAHCM #665 Residential conversion in 1972
Hollywood Brown Derby			1628 Vine St	Food service	Spanish Colonial Revival	Carl Jules Weyl	1928	Demolished in 1994
Stores	Herman Building		1632 Vine St	Commercial Food service	Spanish Colonial Revival	Carl Jules Weyl	1928
Taft Building			1680 Vine St	Office	Renaissance Revival	Walker & Eisen	1923	LAHCM #666
Gilberts Books			6264 Hollywood Blvd	Commercial	Chateauesque	H.J. Knauer	1932	Demolished as of 2020

References

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External links

• National Register of Historic Places - Nomination Form
• National Register of Historic Places - Photos

• National Register of Historic Places in Los Angeles
• Historic districts in Los Angeles
• Historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places in California
• History of Hollywood, Los Angeles
• Hollywood Boulevard
• Cinema of the United States
• 1920s architecture in the United States
• 1930s architecture in the United States