The streets of Hollywood are more than simple lines on a map; they are echoes of the people, places, and vanished landscapes that shaped a once–rural valley into the world’s most mythic neighborhood. Long before studio gates and neon marquees defined the terrain, early settlers, ranchers, lawmakers, and dreamers carved out roads that carried their own names, memories, and ambitions. Each avenue tells a story—of homesteads and citrus groves, of subdividers honoring their families, of pioneers stamping their identities onto the land, and of a patchwork of small towns that gradually merged into what we now call Hollywood. Hollywood Street Origins uncovers these forgotten beginnings, revealing how the grid beneath the glamour was born and why the names we speak every day carry the quiet weight of history.