34.0058° N 118.3969° W
Culver City
The Heart of Screenland: Harry Culver's 1917 city, home to Sony Pictures and the Culver Studios, with craftsman bungalows and a walkable downtown.
History
How Culver City came to be.
- 1913
Harry Culver announces his new city halfway between Los Angeles and Venice.
- 1918
Thomas Ince builds the first studio, today's Culver Studios.
- 1924
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer takes over the Triangle lot, now Sony Pictures Studios.
- 1941
Hughes Aircraft opens its plant, where the Spruce Goose was built.
- 2012
The Expo Line's Culver City station opens at the edge of downtown.
Points of interest
Places that define Culver City
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Fun facts
Things even locals forget
Atlanta burned here.
The burning of Atlanta in Gone with the Wind was filmed on the Culver Studios backlot.
The Spruce Goose was built here.
Howard Hughes's giant flying boat was assembled at his Culver City plant.
A bus line since 1928.
Culver CityBus is the second-oldest municipal bus line in California.
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