Hollywood Heritage Museum, Los Angeles

About Hollywood Heritage Museum

Hollywood Heritage Museum occupies the Lasky-DeMille Barn, widely recognized as the birthplace of Paramount Pictures. Visitors explore museum exhibitions focused on film history and Hollywood's architectural heritage, with all exhibits accessible for wheelchairs and strollers. The museum shop offers exclusive merchandise celebrating the Barn's 125th anniversary, including canvas tote bags, mugs, magnets, and stickers, along with artist-rendered note cards featuring film icons from Hollywood's silent era through the early sound age. The museum also stocks officially licensed coffee blends named after classic stars including Boris Karloff, Mary Pickford, and Bette Davis. Group tours for ten or more visitors are available by appointment during the week. Children twelve and under receive free admission. The museum is located in Los Angeles, California, near the Hollywood-Highland Metro station, approximately a half-mile north on Highland Avenue. Free parking is available for visitors until 3 PM in Hollywood Bowl Lot D, accessible via Odin or Milner off Highland Avenue.