Culver City, California: Film Strip USA Monument
Despite its title, this is not a shrine to the obsolete Film Strip technology once used in schools. It's a monument to Culver City's past as a movie production center.
- Address:
- 4117 Overland Ave., Culver City, CA
- Directions:
- On the corner of Culver Blvd. and Overland Ave. Parking is in the park on the southeast corner.
- Admission:
- Free
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Film Strip U.S.A. is a stainless steel monument created by Natalie Krol, made to look like three giant interwoven strips of film. The sculpture was dedicated on November 11, 1981. A plaque tells you about the monument, but it's so weathered that all you can read is its title.
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Barely visible on the plaque is Culver City's old nickname, "The Heart of Screenland." The city was home to some of California's early movie studios.