Tuesday, April 11, 2017

Griffth Observatory



On my fifth trip to Hollywood I finally made it over to the Griffth Observatory. For any classic movie enthusiast, visiting the observatory is a must. Especially if you're a fan of James Dean and Rebel Without a Cause (1954). While we didn't go into the actual observatory, we did get to explore the grounds and take some with the Hollywood sign in the background. Here are my photos from our visit.

Griffith Observatory


Griffith Observatory




Griffith Observatory


Griffith Observatory


Griffith Observatory


Griffith Observatory


Griffith Observatory


Hollywood Sign

James Dean bust at the Griffith Observatory



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