Located in the heart of Hollywood at 6671 Sunset Blvd., Crossroads of the World is a unique landmark of Los Angeles' 1930's architecture. Its 60-foot tower with revolving globe on the top is instantly recognizable, as is the ship -- complete with red railings, portholes and curved corners -- that "anchors" the property. Crossroads of the World features nine buildings in different architectural styles, all of which have been renovated to their original appearance. A full city block deep, Crossroads of the World stretches from Sunset Blvd. north to Selma Ave., and to Las Palmas Avenue on the west. On the east, it is bounded by the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, whose graceful bell tower provides a beautiful backdrop for the property. Crossroads comprises a total of 50,000 square feet on a 120,000 square foot lot, and has 60 offices. Recognized by both the city and the U.S. government as an architectural landmark, Crossroads of the World became Los Angeles Historic Cultural Monument #134 in 1974, and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980. 1 and 2 story office buildings and retail stores; open air, pedestrian type mall with over 15 stores. Exterior area includes patios, gardens and parking lot; Roadside entry. Additional building materials include brick, wood, glass and stucco.