This small neighborhood flourished in 1955 on a gravel road connected to the old San Pedro Street. The residents were concerned about losing their independence to San Antonio, so they held a meeting to discuss the possibility of incorporation. Homeowners were given the decision-making power and voted on paper ballots in the Weinholtz home's garage on a Saturday in October 1955. It was a historic day as the Town of Hollywood Park was officially incorporated on December 7, 1955. ​ Back then, Hollywood Park was a small but growing town, seemingly in the middle of nowhere. Families would go to Handy Andy on San Pedro for groceries and Jim's Frontier Drive-In restaurant on San Pedro and Basse for dining out. ​ But over the years, Hollywood Park has transformed into a diverse mix of professionals, including lawyers, teachers, doctors, and business people. Many of the children and grandchildren of the early residents are now the community's leaders. ​ Despite its growth, Hollywood Park has retained its sense of community and is a friendly and peaceful place to call home. It's not just a town of brick and mortar; it's a community with a rich history and a promising future. Families have worked together to create a true sense of community that still thrives today.