Ebell Club, Highland Park (127 Avenue 57, Highland Park, California)
Description
Date built: 1912
Architect: Hunt & Burns
Description: Exterior views of Mission Revival style Ebell Club.
Publication(s): California Southland, Vol. 29, May 1922, p. 10-11; Los Angeles: An Architectural Guide, 1994, p. 287, by David Gebhard and Robert Winter.
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: 1927, addition ca. 1935
Architect: Kaufmann, Gordon B.
Description: Contains exterior front and corner views of Spanish Colonial Revival and Art Deco style building.
Publication(s): The Royal Laundry of Pasadena," California Southland, Vol. 10, Mar. 1928, p. 28; Los Angeles: An Architectural Guide, 1994, p. 394, by David Gebhard and Robert Winter.
Date built: 1925
Architect: Coate, Roland E.
Description: Interior and exterior views of Monterey Colonial revival style house.
Publication(s): Los Angeles: An Architectural Guide, 1994, p. 415, by David Gebhard and Robert Winter.
Date built: 1927, addition ca. 1935 ; Architect: Kaufmann, Gordon B. ; Description: Contains exterior front and corner views of Spanish Colonial Revival and Art Deco style building. ; Publication(s): "The Royal Laundry of Pasadena," California Southland, Vol. 10, March 1928, p. 25; Los Angeles: An Architectural Guide, 1994, p. 394, by David Gebhard and Robert Winter.
Date built: 1928-33 and later
Architect: Allied Architects of Los Angeles: Edwin Bergstrom, Myron Hunt, Pierpont Davis, Sumner P. Hunt, William Richards, etc.
Description: Exterior views of PWA-moderne style medical center.
Publication(s): Los Angeles: An Architectural Guide, 1994, p. 298, by David Gebhard and Robert Winter. No copy prints for positives.
Date built: 1929, 1930, 1932, 1936
Architect:Kaufmann, Gordon B.; Parkinson, John and Donald
Description: Interior and exterior views of Spanish Colonial Revival style building at corner of Weyburn and LeConte Avenues and attached buildings.
Publication(s): Holmby Hall, Westwood Village," Architect and Engineer, Vol. 102, Aug. 1930, p. 28; Los Angeles: An Architectural Guide, 1994, p. 106, by David Gebhard and Robert Winter.
