Hollywood Union High School (Hollywood, California)
Description
Architect: Unidentified
Description: Photographs of exterior of Beaux-Arts style buildings on Hollywood High School campus, including Liberal Arts building, the Memorial Auditorium, Household and Fine Arts building, the Mechanics building and Science Hall.
Date built: 1924
Architect: Hunt & Burns
Description: Exterior views of Beaux Arts style Ebell Club.
Publication(s): California Southland, Vol. 29, May 1922, p. 10-11.
Date built: 1933
Architect: Pope, John Russell, 1874-1937
Description: Various views of Beaux Arts style mausoleum, tomb, and surrounding garden.
Publication(s): Los Angeles: An Architectural Guide, 1994, p. 419, by David Gebhard and Robert Winter; The Huntington Library, Art Collections, Botanical Gardens, p. 142, by Elizabeth Pomeroy.
Date built: ca. 1929
Architect: Price, Roy Seldon
Description: Interior and exterior views of Spanish style grammar school building, featuring extensive tile work and stained glass. Interior views include auditorium, kitchen, cafeteria, classrooms, kindergarten room with fireplace, and woodshop. Several photographs at end of Box 48 featuring children in classrooms. Photographed in 1931 as indicated by date on classroom chalkboard.
Date built: 1930
Architect: Kaufmann, Gordon B.
Landscape Architect: Council & Yoch
Description: Interior and exterior views of Mediterranean style building.
Publication(s): Athenaeum, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena," Architectural Digest, Vol. 8, No. 4, p. 9; California Arts and Architecture, Vol. 41, p. 15, Mar. 1932, "Athenaeum," by W. B. Munroe.
Street view of Hollywood High School located at 1521 North Highland Avenue on the corner of Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood, California, with palm trees and the school's Memorial Auditorium (visible at right), with a "Barker Bros. Hollywood" sign and the El Capitan sign tower visible at far right in the background.
Street view of the Memorial Auditorium at Hollywood High School, located at the corner of Highland Avenue and Hawthorne Avenue in Hollywood, California, with a "Barker Bros. Hollywood" sign and the El Capitan sign tower visible at right.
