Howard Hughes

with Peters

DATE(S): 1950s

DATE(S): 1945 stayed at Cary Grant's house during his recuperation from 1945 place crash (the two were long-time lovers)

DATE(S): 1940s setting of near-fatal air crash, after tearing through Rosemary DeCamp's roof with the wheels of his plane, Hughes took out two houses at 803 and 805 before finally hitting ground in the road across on Whittier; he had been attempting to ge

DATE(S): 1940s

DATE(S): 1942-1950s Hughes rented one bungalow for himself (#5), one for his wife Jean Peters, and two as decoys, and rented it for 30 years

DATE(S): 1943 plane crash, wreckage ended up in this house after crashing into 803-5 Linden houses

DATE(S): 1950s company offices

DATE(S): 1935 Hughes took off from Grand Central Airport in his experimental Special Model A racing plane; in the film Aviator, he crashes the plane in a beet field

DATE(S): 1930s The Cedars, famous Los Feliz landmark castle-like estate

DATE(S): 1930s this house sometimes listed as 201 South Muirfield and was probably renumbered

DATE(S): 1940s

DATE(S): 1940s-1960s office site

DATE(S): 1960s

DATE(S): 1930s

DATE(S): 1930s Hughes rented several apartments here, where he squirreled away some of his many hidden starlet/girlfriends

DATE(S): 1950s had a relationship with Paul S. Hesse, who owned a photography shop here in pioneer in color photography, one of several photographers employed by Hughes to hunt down young women with large breasts and brunette hair; shop equipped with two-

DATE(S): 1950s Hughes had arrangement with photographer who owned shop at corner of La Cienega in one of several photographers employed by Hughes to hunt down young women with large breasts and brunette hair; shop equipped with two-way mirror so Hughes co

DATE(S): 1925 Ambassador Hotel, first residence upon arrival in Los Angeles

DATE(S): 1950s when Hughes owned this home in the 1950s, Mary Martin and Alan Ladd lived on either side of him

DATE(S): 1940s