
Mulholland Farm in the late 1970s
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Back of Mulholland in Sept. of 1978 |
Looking across the canyon, we see the back of Mulholland Farm in 1978
The
three large windows above looked out from Errol's bedroom into the pool area. The
small gabled window to the right is at the top of the stairs/hallway leading to the
master bedroom. Directly below this window can be seen the doorway out of which Errol
comes at the beginning of "The Cruise of the Zaca." The large section of
windows to the right are those of Errol's dining room. |
Errol's
black-bottomed pool. This section of the house was the last addition Errol made in
the late 1940's. The bow window is the "observatory" Nora writes about
in her book ERROL AND ME. From here the observer had a breathtaking
view of the entire San Fernando Valley. This wing of the house also had the bedroom
with the infamous two-way ceiling mirror. |
Steve 'The FLO' Florentine at Errol's star on Hollywood Blvd.

Mulholland House - May of 1988
Tony Thomas, Jack Marino & Steve Florentine in
front of what is remaining of the fireplace in Errol Flynn's main
living room.
photo taken by D. Flynn