"CHERI AMOUR" IS A HISTORIC BUILDING KNOWN AS "JIM MORRISON'S LAST KNOWN U.S. RESIDENCE". 

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“Jim Morrison‘s last known U.S. residence” has been featured in Doors biographies, documentaries, television, film, newspaper and magazine articles, and internet 

websites.

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The rock legend and poet resided there with his girlfriend, Pamela Courson, and 

still maintained the apartment when he went to Paris where he reportedly died of 

heart failure 4 months later while in the bathtub on July 3, 1971. It is listed as his 

official residence on his death certificate. 

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This was Jim's private sanctuary where he wrote his poetry and played his music.

 

Located in the heart of the action, this Historical apartment it is within walking distance to all types of dining and shopping. You can step out to the famed Sunset Strip for the exciting 

night life where you will rub shoulders with the stars. West Hollywood is wedged 

between Hollywood and Beverly Hills, and only minutes to the beach communities 

and airport. It is the location of choice for entertainment industry luminaries. It 

takes you back to simpler times, the days of "peace and love" when Jim lived here, 

with it's Old Hollywood Golden Era architecture, mixed with the long gone days of 

rock 'n roll experiences..

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Jim's famous last U.S. interview with Ben Fong-Torres of Rolling Stone Magazine 

was conducted here and can be heard on youtube.com. 

 

A seance with 3 world renowned psychics was held here in 2004 with Cheri Woods

which aired on nationwide TV. 

 

Cheri Woods gave an exclusive interview to "Current Affair" regarding Jim's alleged

faked death.

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In 2016 the Historic Preservation Commission voted in favor of Cultural Designation 

for Cheri Amour. It is the only building in the City of West Hollywood ever to have 

been voted for Cultural Designation due to its Rock 'n Roll history, rather than 

based on its architecture. 

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It was open to the public as a widely sought after tourist attraction with the only U.S. mock "grave" for Jim in the Memorial Garden of the courtyard. 

 

The property was sold in August 2022 so is now permanently closed off to the public. All items were carefully removed, collected, marked by location and warehoused to be sold as a collectible piece of memorabilia to Doors fans in remembrance of legendary rock star Jim Morrison. Once these limited items are gone, they are gone forever.