The album — the band's fifth studio album — sold more than 1 million copies in the U.S. A few years later, Diltz drove by the Morrison Hotel but the iconic window was replaced by a new business.

The historic former Morrison Hotel, which was featured on the cover of a 1970 Doors album, was destroyed by a fire.

The legendary Northern Irish singer’s recent output has been so bad, for so long, that the entirely decent ‘Remembering Now’ ...

The former Morrison Hotel made famous by the Doors' album art erupted in flames in Los Angeles and required more than 100 firefighters to contain the blaze.

The building made famous by photographer Henry Diltz in 1970 (as it became the cover of The Doors album 'Morrison Hotel') was badly burned in a fire, possibly providing a catalyst for further ...

Over 100 firefighters fought the blaze which heavily damaged the structure that once featured on an album cover from The Doors.

In this retrospective feature, originally published in 2018, the singer’s friends and associates look back on the making of the band’s classic penultimate album, Morrison Hotel.

LOS ANGELES — The former Morrison Hotel, made famous by The Doors and their 1970 album of the same name, was significantly damaged by a fire that erupted in downtown Los Angeles on Thursday. The ...

More than 100 firefighters responded to a fire in downtown Los Angeles on Dec. 26. The vacant building, once the Morrison Hotel, was destroyed.

LOS ANGELES — It was a building immortalized as the album art and title for the Doors’ fifth album. But on Thursday, the former Morrison Hotel — most recently slated to be used for ...

The Morrison Hotel, the famous backdrop for The Doors’ 1970 album named after it, was destroyed by a huge fire Thursday while being occupied by dozens of homeless squatters.