Hollywood First National Building

The Hollywood First National Building, located in Los Angeles, United States, is an icon of Hollywood history and culture. It was built in 1926 by Meyer & Holler, and its interior was designed by John and Donald Parkinson. This 13 story building is a landmark for the city and is used as a filming location for many movies and television shows. Notable movies include "Blade Runner" and "X-Men: First Class". The façade of the building has also been seen in many other productions. Inside, tourists and photographers alike can find a series of hallways and offices, making the Hollywood First National Building a great spot to explore.