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Monthly Archives: June 2011
At Shark Tooth Shoals – An Oil Man’s Unique Seaside Cottage
Beach houses are a lot like golf clothes, much more colorful and relaxed than their weekday counterparts and that can make them so much more interesting. Recently, one of these houses caught my eye – down in the seemingly unlikely … Continue reading
Did London Come to Hollywood?
Tucked down the tiny little Hollywood side street of La Vista Court, a street so small you might easily mistake it for an alley, is a very unusual old building with a very unusual story to tell. They call it … Continue reading
Book-plates from Old Hollywood
One of the great pleasures of collecting old books is finding interesting things in them that were left behind by their former owners. Like old houses, old books often retain pieces of those who once owned and loved them and … Continue reading