Point of Interest
Did Corona almost have its own home for ghosts?
How the Glen Ivy Hot Springs was almost Southern California’s own “Winchester Mystery House” In 1891, Clara Shortridge Foltz, best […] Read more
Hitchcock’s favorite restaurant
The legendary Chasen’s restaurant closed in 1995, to be replaced by a Bristol Farms grocery store. Fortunately, they retained a […] Read more
Alfred Hitchcock’s Walk of Fame Stars
Alfred Hitchcock has the rare honor of having two stars on the Walk of Fame, one commemorating his contributions to […] Read more
The Ghost Carriage of Laurel Canyon
Legend has it that several car accidents have been blamed on drivers who claim to have only been trying to […] Read more
Dr. Walter Bayley’s private practice – 1052 W. 6th St., Los Angeles
The private practice of Dr. Walter Bayley, who owned a home one block from where the Black Dahlia was found, […] Read more
Possible Black Dahlia killer’s residence – 3959 S. Norton Ave, Los Angeles
The home of Dr. Walter Bayley, who Larry Harnisch has made a convincing argument is the Black Dahlia killer. Read more
The Black Dahlia’s belongings tossed here – 1136 Crenshaw Blvd, Los Angeles, CA
A black patent leather purse and one black high heel shoe were discovered in the trash by the owner of […] Read more
Where the Black Dahlia got her name – 102 Linden, Long Beach, CA
Elizabeth Short frequented the soda fountain inside the drug store that was in this location. Due to the flowerlike arrangement […] Read more
FKA The Linden Apartments – 53 Linden Avenue, Long Beach
Elizabeth Short, aka the Black Dahlia, lived here from July 12 to August 2, 1946. Read more
Green Apple Market – 300 East 5th Street, Los Angeles
Not only was the pool hall scene in Michael Jackson’s “Beat It” shot here, the Doors used it for photos […] Read more
