| The Malibu Hills Ranch |
| The Dining Room |
1934
| The great fireplace that Dorothy was able to stand in. |
| Wagon wheel chandelier is still hanging from the ceiling. |
| This couch is original to the house. It can be seen in many of these photos. |
| The bar in the little sitting room. |
| The bath. The tiles are all from Spain. |
| This is the front of the house. |
| This is the view from the front of the house and you can see the road leading up to it. Though it is hard to see, where the two mountains meet, there is the Pacific Ocean. |
| The other side of the little sitting room. |
| This archway can be seen in three of the photos above. The large painted picture of William Boyd used to be where the mirror is now. It was commissioned by Dorothy in 1932. |
| Materials to build the house were brought up the hill in wagons via a dirt road. |
| Home photos circa 1938 & 1940. The living room is 65 feet long and each ceiling beam is about one foot thick. |
| The kitchen |
| For a better view, click on the smaller pictures. |
