The Legendary Estates of Beverly Hills 

Awesome. I attended Beverly Vista School 1958-60, I was 7. Loved it. Great kids.

Thanks for the history lesson and fabulous pictures ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you so much for taking the time from your special event to do this video. I found it wonderfully informative, and loved your detailed explanations. And Congratulations,, too! 🎉🎉

Thanks for this, wonderful documentary

Loved this!!

You have a beautiful voice and I love your videos. Never stop what you are doing since you are great at it.

Beautiful video and good information tanks gr Jeffrey

Appreciate the way ‘this ties Beverly Hills in to The Doheny “Greystone Mansion”, $900 lots with a $300 discount, time travel where are you?.

Those were the days !

Interesting video, thank you.

Thank You, Jeff! So Informative!

It was SO nice before humans and greedy developers completely ruined Los angeles and the surrounding areas. Totally DESTROYED!

This video just reaffirms my belief that there are too damn many people on the planet.

My Relative Hobart Bosworth was riding Cameo I saw him in your clip.

I watched this same video yesterday under a different name.

One of previous owners let Pickfair get run down? Was it Jerry Buss?

I have just watched his previous vid about the history, and he does not mention how the name came about! The most obvious thing at the beginning. He gave the Spanish name, the said the folks came because of the WATER! No oil or gold. Then said the hotel was the beginning of getting the celebs in. Then all the rich folks bought mansions. So how did it get the name???? I am still waiting for the history .......

Is this house still available for sale?

This ostentatious display of obscene wealth is literally nauseating

Beautiful its a shame the land was invaded and stolen from the American natives

Love Beverly Hills! As a young boy, I was often taken to The Bistro for dinner, or Bistro Garden down the street (both on Canon drive). My “pretend grandfather” Casper aka Joe Morselli was Maitre D there! I always loved the chocolate soufflé there, and the whipped cream prepared table side.

Camelot is a legendary place. So is Valhalla. Rome, Paris, Tahiti all qualify as real legendary places. Beverly Hills does not qualify as legendary, more like decadent, garish and snooty.