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Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
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Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
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Date built: 1927, 1937 ; Architect: Kaufmann, Gordon B. ; Description: Exterior and interior views of La Quinta resort, Cyrus Pierce house and Walter Morgan house. ; Publication(s): "La Quinta, California," California Southland, Vol. 9, April 1927, p. 33; "La Quinta on the Desert," California Southland, Vol. 9, December 1927, p. 29; "La Quinta - the Lure of the Desert," California Arts and Architecture, Vol. 37, p. 44, January 1930; "House for Cyrus Pierce, La Quinta," Architectural Record, Vol. 68, August 1930, p. 125; "La Quinta Hotel and Cottages at Indio," Architectural Record, Vol. 74, November 1933, p. 345; "House of Walter Morgan, La Quinta, Indio," Architectural Record, Vol. 75, February 1934, p. 148; "La Quinta.' Wustemhotel, Indio." Der Baumeister 34, April 1936, p. 141.
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Date built: 1917 Architect: Johnson, Reginald D., 1882-1952 Description: Exterior views of residence. Publication(s): Residence of Mr. Tod Ford, Pasadena," Western Architect, Vol. 32, Aug. 1923, pl. 10; "Residence of Tod Ford, Jr., Esq., Pasadena," Architectural Record, Vol. 48, Oct. 1920, p. 340; "Tod Ford House," California Southland, Vol. 25, Jan. 1922, p. 8
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Date built: 1925 Architect: Kaufmann, Gordon B. Landscape Architect: Thiene, Paul G. Description: Interior and exterior views of residence. Publication(s): A California Garden," House Beautiful, Vol. 62, Aug. 1927, p. 137; "Eisner House," Architect and Engineer, Vol. 89, May 1927, p. 69; "Eisner House," California Southland, Vol. 9, Oct. 1927, p. 23; "Eisner House," in Residential Architecture in Southern California, ed. Paul R. Hunter and Walter L. Reichart (Los Angeles: Southern California Chapter, AIA, 1939), p. 14; "3. The Estate of Mr. I. Eisner in Los Angeles," California Arts and Architecture, Vol. 36, Sept. 1929, p. 34; "House for Mr. I. Eisner, Los Angeles," The Architect 7, Jan. 1927, pls. 79-89; "House for Mr. I. Eisner, Los Angeles," Architect and Engineer, Vol. 89, April 1927, p. 97; 'House for Mr. I. Eisner, Los Angeles,' in "Architectural Club of Los Angeles: Monthly Bulletin," California Southland, Vol. 8, July 1926, p. 23; "House of I. Eisner, Los Angeles," Architectural Digest, Vol. 6, No. 8, p. 81; "A House of Tuscan Inspiration," by Gordon B. Kaufmann, Arts and Decoration, Vol. 28, Feb. 1928, p. 37 & 95; "Estate of their Union," by Mark Morrison, InStyle magazine, May 2002, p. 400-409.
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Architect: Various Description: Architectural plans and renderings for various jobs, including: the Richard Fudger house, Webber and Spaulding offices, Kirk Johnson estate, Lee Fuller house, Milton E. Getz residence, Pasadena Public Library, Flintridge Hotel, Arthur Bent house, La Quinta Hotel, the Holmby Building and Catalina Island Casino. Original box labeled "Honor Awards Plans, 1930."
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Date built: 1925 Architect: Kaufmann, Gordon B. Landscape Architect: Thiene, Paul G. Description: Exterior views of Spanish style house. Publication(s): House of Milton Baruch, Holmby Hills," Architectural Digest, Vol. 6, No. 3, pp. 58-61; "Home for Mr. Milton Baruch, Los Angeles," The Architect, Vol. 7, Mar. 1927, p. 757; "House of Mr. Milton Baruch, Los Angeles," Architect and Engineer, Vol. 93, April 1928, p. 101; "Three Houses in the 'Mediterranean' Style #2: House of Milton Baruch, Holmby Hills," Architectural Forum, Vol. 48, Feb. 1928, p. 235.
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Date built: 1915, 1918 Architect: Johnson, Reginald D., 1882-1952 Landscape Architect: Thiene, Paul G. Description: Interior and exterior views. Publication(s): The California Home and Garden: A Gold Medal House by Reginald Johnson." California Southland, Vol. 4, Sept. 1921, p. 10; "Country Residence of Mr. J. P. Jefferson, Montecito," in Augusta Owen Patterson, American Homes of Today (New York, Macmillan 1924), pp. 263, 315; "Estate of J. P. Jefferson, Montecito," in Rexford Newcomb, Mediterranean Domestic Architecture in the United States (Cleveland: J. H. Jansen, 1928), p. 7; "The Estate of Mr. J. P. Jefferson at Montecito," California Arts and Architecture, Vol. 35, May 1929, p. 47; "In a California Garden: Paul G. Thiene, Landscape Architect," House and Garden, Vol. 42, Oct. 1922, p. 50; "J. P. Jefferson House, Santa Barbara," in Residential Architecture in Southern California, ed. Paul R. Hunter and Walter L. Reichart (Los Angeles: Southern California Chapter, AIA, 1939), p. 11; "Jefferson House," in H. Philip Staats, California Architecture in Santa Barbara (New York: Architectural Book Publishing Co., 1929) p. 78; "Residence for J. P. Jefferson, Montecito," Western Architect, Vol. 32, Aug. 1923, pl. 6; "The Residence of J. P. Jefferson, Esq., Montecito," Architectural Record, Vol. 51, Jan. 1922, p. 8; SB 466 U7 D6, 1931, "Estate of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jefferson, Montecito," California Gardens, by Winifred Starr Dobyns, pls. 27, 28 & 110.
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