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Tina Turner photographed by Bob Gruen at home with her Jaguar V12 XKE for Creem magazine, 1974.
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Tina Turner photographed by Bob Gruen at home with her Jaguar V12 XKE for Creem magazine, 1974.
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View Park, CA
Tina Turner at her mid-century home in View Park, California in 1972. The front door featured handles that were molds of her hands. The family room included a waterfall with a pond and a wet bar with a built-in fish tank. Ike Turner purchased the home in 1963, shortly after they relocated from East St. Louis, and he sold it after their divorce in the late 1970s. The house was so well-preserved that it was used for the 1993 biopic What’s Love Got to Do With It.
Ike & Tina Turner photographed by Leroy Patton for Ebony at home in View Park, 1971.
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View Park Real Estate History. Olympian Games in 1932 were held in Los Angeles. The Olympic Village was in View Park. The players lived in makeshift tents and police on horseback guarded the site. Athenian Way and Olympian Drive are commemorate to its history. Keep in mind,
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in 1932 there were only two homes on Olympian Drive. In the 1940s and 1950s View Park was raw…
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