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Sunset Boulevard History

                                                                              SUNSET BOULEVARD HISTORY

Sunset Boulevard is probably one of the most popular and celebrated streets in Los Angeles.  With its westerly terminus at Pacific Coast Highway (at the Pacific Ocean) and running east through Echo Park, it famous street is approximately 24 miles long.  Beginning at the west end, the street winds its way through such affluent areas as Pacific Palisades, Bel Aire and Beverly Hills.  As it leaves Beverly Hills, Sunset Blvd. passes through a portion of Los Angeles County which is commonly referred to as “the...