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The location we're at here is 51-21 Franklin Avenue, and it's right at the northwest corner of Franklin and Normandy in Hollywood.

This is our great uncle, Steve Hodele.

He's standing outside the historic Souton House in Hollywood, but our family has always called it the Franklin House.

It was built in 1926 by Lloyd Wright, the son of legendary architect, Frank Lloyd Wright.

And this was our family home from 1946, and we were here until 1950.

My father was always interested in the unique and different, and certainly this house qualifies in that regard.

It does kind of have an ominous look to it. That's for sure.

It looks for boating, but also it looks like a Hollywood set. It looks like something, you know, what the hell is this?

I think a number of emotions would be a vote from your average Joe Citizen walking by.

It's so different from anything in the neighborhood, but it's also so private and so closed and secret.

I think most people would have a negative or a dark reaction looking at this. It's for boating.

In 1949, our grandmother, Tamara Hodele, was 14 years old, and her mother, Dorothy Barb,

sent her to live in this house with her half-brothers, Steve, Kelly, and Michael, and their father, George Hodele.

One of the interesting things was in regards to Tamar, my half-sister, when she was staying here.

You see this front here, and she would be nude, and she would come out and sit on this ledge completely nude,

and she would pretend she's a statue.

Passerby's walking by would look up, and they'd stare, and then she'd move, and they'd go in the house.

Then, of course, dad, later on, would say, no more nude sunbathing. I think the police are watching me now.

On previous episodes, you heard about our mom, Fanna Hodele, and her journey to find her real mother, Tamar Hodele.

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