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Gogerty & Weyl’s Forgotten Building

  • Nov 19, 2022
  • 2 min read

Updated: Jul 3

Henry L. Gogerty and Carl Jules Weyl left their architectural imprint all over Hollywood: the Baine Building, Yucca-Vine Tower, Hollywood Playhouse … and at the corner of Cahuenga and Selma.


(The Library of Congress)
(The Library of Congress)

In 1926 — two years before they built the Fred C. Thomson shops on Sunset — the silent film cowboy hired the duo to design a 33-room commercial space at 1600-1610 N. Cahuenga Boulevard (pictured above in 1942).

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