Woman's Club of Hollywood

The Woman's Club of Hollywood is a Los Angeles wedding and event venue housed in a National Historic Landmark Spanish Revival building, founded in 1905 and described as the Heart of Hollywood. The rentable property includes a 1940s-built two-story main clubhouse, a 1903 two-story schoolhouse, two smaller wooden buildings, lush grounds and gardens, a ballroom, commercial kitchen, lounge and foyer, and board room, plus a private parking lot holding up to 150 cars. Founded in 1905, the club's property was the site of the Hollywood School for Girls (1908-1932), where Golden Era figures including Jean Harlow, Carole Lombard, and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. attended, and where Oscar-winning costume designer Edith Head taught. Located in Los Angeles, CA. Visitors describe the building as beautiful and historic, noting Charlie Chaplin memorabilia, a sense of classic Hollywood history, and free parking in the rear.