On June 22, it will be 43 years since screen icon Judy Garland died of a drug overdose, but her legacy lives on in the hearts of her millions of adoring fans and her classic movies, and RadarOnline.com has photos of the California home where she once lived.

Located on Bel-Air’s iconic Stone Canyon Road, the five bedroom home won its place in Hollywood history when Judy lived there as a child star in 1940 with her mother, grandmother and sister, just two years after she was rocketed to fame as Dorothy in The Wizard Of Oz, reported Zillow.com.

The iconic white dress worn by Marilyn Monroe in the film The Seven Year Itch has just been sold for a staggering $4.6 million.

The dress, featured in the famous wind blowing scene in the 1955 classic, was owned by fellow actress Debbie Reynolds and sold during an auction of her Hollywood memorabilia in Los Angeles on Saturday.

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It was part of a vast collection of over 3,500 pieces amassed over a 40 year period and was acquired in 1971 when she bought all of Marilyn's wardrobe after it was sold by 20th Century Fox studio.

Reynolds had attempted to off-load the collection to a museum but could not find somewhere to take it in its entirety.

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Other items sold included a dress and a pair of ruby slippers worn by Judy Garland during a screen test for the Wizard Of Oz.  The auction netted an impressive $1.75 million.

Nowhere near what Marilyn's dress sold for, but Charlie Chaplin's bowler hat sold for $135,000.

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