Crown Pawn Shop sits within an unassuming, nondescript strip mall at the intersection of Roscoe Boulevard and DeSoto Avenue. While it operates as a standard business today, the building gained notice as a filming location for Quentin…
Pulp Fiction Los Angeles
Trace the iconic locations used in Quentin Tarantino's 1994 masterpiece, from the Valley's pawn shops and junkyards to historic sites in Glendale and Pasadena.
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1. Crown Pawn Shop
2. 12143 Branford St
Twelve thousand one hundred forty-three Branford Street sits within the sprawling industrial corridor of Sun Valley, an area defined by the steady movement of vehicle salvage and automotive logistics. The property is characterized by its…
3. Walt Disney Imagineering
The mid-century modern facade at fourteen thirty-five Flower Street in Glendale still carries the distinct look of a fifties-era hangout. While it appears on screen as the neon-lit entrance to Jack Rabbit Slim's, where Vincent Vega and Mia…
4. Fosters Freeze
The Fosters Freeze in Atwater Village features a low-slung, mid-century drive-in design typical of Southern California’s post-war roadside architecture. This spot holds a specific place in cinema history for its appearance in the nineteen…
5. Raymond Theatre
The Raymond Theatre is recognizable by its historic facade on North Raymond Avenue, marked by a preserved marquee that recalls its origins as a nineteen twenties movie palace. Designed by architect Cyril Bennett and opened in April…
6. Kendall Alley
Kendall Alley is one of the cobblestone thoroughfares that wind through Old Pasadena, recognizable by its vintage appearance that persists much as it did in the nineteen thirties. Named for Bela Otis Kendall, a prominent local real estate…