Howard Hughes’ Spruce Goose hangar for sale
Spruce Goose hangar in 2007 (Annie Wells / Los Angeles Times)
The cavernous space where the mogul built his infamous seaplane is now used as a soundstage for movie and TV shoots. Real estate experts value it at more than $60 million.
By Roger Vincent
Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
August 7, 2008
A chunk of Howard Hughes’ Los Angeles is on the block: the cavernous hangar where the aviation mogul built his infamous Spruce Goose aircraft that flew only once — for about one minute — in 1947. (click on ‘Continue Reading’ for more)