THE 11900 BLOCK OF VENTURA BLVD.
(Studio City) LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
ABOVE IMAGE: Still frame from this episode
ABOVE IMAGE: 11900 Ventura Blvd in 2011
ABOVE TWO IMAGES: The building at 11900 Ventura Blvd as seen in 2014. Since 2011, this building has been turned into a little strip mall.
ABOVE IMAGE: Jimmy O'Brien's Steak House which was once located at 11916 Ventura Blvd.
Bill Yager and Roy Neil were the restaurant's hosts.
Today it is the Page 71 Lounge
ABOVE IMAGE: Today 11916 Ventura Blvd is
PAGE 71 LOUNGE
which is next door to the old Toluca Pharmacy
ABOVE IMAGE: Next to Jimmy O'Brien's Steak House was actor's Jack LaRue's Restaurant
Jack LaRue's Restaurant 11920 Ventura Blvd Studio City, CA
ABOVE IMAGE: The famous IRON HORSE RESTAURANT sign can be seen in this image. The restaurant was opened in 1946 and located at 11915 Ventura Blvd.
4 comments:
I be damn if that intersection doesn't look familiar but I can't think of the exact location.
Could that be the "Iron Horse Restaurant" on Ventura Bl. Kind of looks like Ventura.
The Iron Horse? Even in my teen years,don't it make you want to go home now. Many a night (and afternoon), well, one of my girl friends loved the Iron Horse, they had this filet mignon special, a salad, fresh buttered green beans, a baked potato with sour creme and chives, oh yeah, and when they served the margaritas they'd leave the glass mixing bottle at your table if you asked them. Their garlic bread to this day is the best I ever had. The sights, the flavors and the aromas are still vivid in my memory.
I just thought I'd ad something of interest after seeing this was a James Garner page. I loved the Rockford Files, it was one of my favorite shows. I lived in the second building behind where the photographer would have been standing during the first 4 years or so the show was being filmed. I believe I may have been watching on that day. I do remember watching that and many other shows being filmed on the street in that area. The fact that the Iron Horse was still in business and that across the street was the facade that was a part of, well, being a family sight I won't mention what the two business in that building were at the time but I'm guessing this may have been in 1975. Am I right?
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