Artists in Los Angeles
The atlas holds 5 people and 22 moments here, from 1923 to 2004. The most recorded lives are Ronald Reagan, Walt Disney and Freddie Mercury.
Notable people
Ronald Reagan
from 1937 to 2004
12 moments here
American broadcaster, actor, labor leader, governor of California, and 40th president of the United States.…
Walt Disney
from 1923 to 1966
6 moments here
Walter Elias Disney was an American animator, film producer, voice actor, and entrepreneur. His documented movements include childhood residences in…
Freddie Mercury
from 1982 to 1983
2 moments here
Freddie Mercury (Farrokh Bulsara) was a British singer, songwriter, pianist, and lead vocalist of Queen.…
Salvador Dalí
in 1946
1 moment here
Spanish painter, sculptor, writer, designer, filmmaker, and leading exponent of Surrealism. Born in Figueres, Dalí trained in Madrid, joined the…
Kurt Cobain
in 1994
1 moment here
American singer, guitarist, songwriter, and founding member of Nirvana. This chronology maps documented residences, recording sessions, performances,…
Moments
- 1923 Move to Hollywood Walt Disney
- 1937 Lives in Hollywood Ronald Reagan
- 1937 Reports to Warner Bros. Ronald Reagan
- 1937 Snow White world premiere Walt Disney
- 1939 Snow White Academy Award Walt Disney
- 1939 Move to the Burbank studio Walt Disney
- 1941 Lives on Cordell Drive Ronald Reagan
- 1942 Assigned to Culver City film unit Ronald Reagan
- 1946 Works at Disney Studios Salvador Dalí
- 1949 Move to Holmby Hills Walt Disney
- 1952 Marries Nancy Davis Ronald Reagan
- 1952 Builds Pacific Palisades home Ronald Reagan
- 1957 Moves to San Onofre Drive Ronald Reagan
- 1966 Death at St. Joseph Hospital Walt Disney
- 1982 Final U.S. concerts Freddie Mercury
- 1983 Recorded The Works in Los Angeles Freddie Mercury
- 1984 Opens Los Angeles Olympics Ronald Reagan
- 1989 Lives at Bel Air estate Ronald Reagan
- 1989 Returns to California after presidency Ronald Reagan
- 1994 Los Angeles detox admission Kurt Cobain
- 2001 Hospitalized after hip fracture Ronald Reagan
- 2004 Dies at Bel Air home Ronald Reagan