Thursday, December 26, was a sad day in rock music history. The famed Morrison Hotel, made famous by The Doors’ album of the same name from 1970, has completely burnt down following an enormous ...

Music photographer Henry Diltz first laid eyes on the Morrison Hotel lobby 55 years ago. He and his business partner Gary Burden drove to the hotel on Hope Street with Doors keyboardist Ray ...

In 1970, the Doors released the album Morrison Hotel, named after an establishment in downtown Los Angeles and immortalizing it with the famous cover art. On Thursday (Dec. 26), the iconic four ...

By Associated Press 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 site was famously captured for the cover of The Doors' Morrison Hotel album, which was released in 1970. On the cover, the band's members are seen posing inside a glass window with the moniker ...

The cause of the fire is under investigation by the arson section. The iconic photo of the Morrison Hotel was taken by music photographer Henry Diltz in 1969. The band and its frontman Jim ...

The former Morrison Hotel in downtown Los Angeles made famous by the Doors erupted in flames on Thursday morning, sustaining a partial roof collapse and putting the structural integrity in doubt.

The re-created Morrison Hotel facade at 1246 South Hope Street ... trademarks and merchandising options were sold to Primary Wave Music last year in what was described as a “monumental ...

The Morrison Hotel was featured on the cover of The Doors' fifth album. Celebrated music photographer Henry Diltz made the image in 1969 and said years later that it took a little trickery to pull ...