34.0887° N 118.4951° W
Brentwood
Grown from the gate of the 1888 Soldiers' Home. Traditional estates in Brentwood Park, Mandeville Canyon ranches and the coral-tree median of San Vicente.
History
How Brentwood came to be.
- 1888
The Pacific Branch of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers opens, and a village called Westgate grows at its gate.
- 1916
Brentwood joins the City of Los Angeles.
- 1920s
Brentwood Park's curving streets and landscaped circles are laid out.
- 1961
The Bel Air–Brentwood fire destroys 484 homes
- 1997
Richard Meier's Getty Center opens on the hill above the 405.
Points of interest
Places that define Brentwood
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Fun facts
Things even locals forget
The longest dead end.
Mandeville Canyon Road is called the longest dead-end street in Los Angeles.
Trees where trolleys ran.
San Vicente's median replaced Pacific Electric tracks.
The Fresh Prince's house is here.
The show's 'Bel-Air' mansion exteriors were filmed in Brentwood.
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