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panneau Hollywood: ce qu’il y a autour, comment y aller et quand venir · 2026

Hikers and neighbourhood residents share steep residential streets that climb into Mount Lee, where canyon roads end and unpaved footpaths take over.

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A hillside real estate billboard turned into a global film landmark above Beachwood Canyon.

Woodruff and Shoults raised the original lettering on Mount Lee to market plots in a hillside housing development. Pack animals hauled support poles up the steepest dirt slopes above Beachwood Canyon. The installation spelled out Hollywoodland using wood and sheet metal, intended to stand temporarily rather than permanently.

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Decades of exposure rotted the timber frames and high winds collapsed parts of the lettering. Demolition proposals prompted civic intervention, leading the Chamber of Commerce to drop the final four letters. Rebuilding projects replaced the decaying wood with steel columns anchored directly into concrete foundations.

Associations
  • Mount LeeSteep ridgeline setting above canyon neighbourhoods.
  • Real estate promotionConstructed as temporary advertising for hillside plots.
  • Weather damageSevere windstorms and exposure broke early sheet metal structures.
Faits
  • Developers erected the original sign to promote the Hollywoodland residential tract.
  • The letters stand on Mount Lee above Beachwood Canyon in the Santa Monica Mountains.
  • Crews dropped the final four letters during a municipal restoration contract.
  • Steel structures set into concrete replaced the original wooden poles.
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