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Developed in 1911 as the “highest class residential community in the nation” and advertised as “For the Man of Means”, Fremont Place has held an allure for many as it sits, unreachable to the public, behind the gates and guardhouse at the southern end of Rossmore Ave off Wilshire Boulevard.

The 31 acre Fremont Place community was developed in 1911 into 48 “roomy” lots with seven foot sidewalks and “graceful contour drives.” Many of the early homes still stand today, although a few treasures such as 70 Fremont Place were lost during the 20th century. Fortunately, a New York urban history buff, Duncan Maginnis, finds LA development fascinating and is now sharing the Fremont Place history he’s collected online in a blog simply titled Fremont Place: A Historical Inventory.

@00:48 61 Fremont Place, Los Angeles Ca. 7 beds, 7 baths. $11,000,000.
@02:25 104 Fremont Place, Los Angeles, Ca. Former home of Actor George Valentin and location used in the film The Artist (2011)
@01:38 55 Fremont Place Los Angles Ca. Former home of Muhammad Ali and Location for Charlie Chaplin film Classic The Kid (1921)