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Hunt & Eager, Architects, Los Angeles, presentation album

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Description
Presentation photograph album featuring the architectural work of Hunt & Eager (Sumner Hunt and A. W. Eager) in Southern California, with albumen photographs pasted onto album pages. Photographs document interiors, exteriors and gardens of prominent homes and commercial and public buildings in Los Angeles, Hollywood, Monrovia, Pasadena and Riverside. Most photographs taken by Graham Photo Co. & Walter Lewis Burn. Residential projects include Arthur S. Bent residence; H.C. Beville residence, Hollywood; F.W. Braun residence; Judge Caldwell residence; A.W. Chaffee residence; J.A. Crandall residence, Monrovia; J.W. Dabbs residence; Geo. W. Dickinson residence; Lee Foster residence, Custis Place, Los Angeles; T.S. Fuller residence; Jevne residence; T. Leighton residence; J.B. Lippincott residence, Los Angeles; R.H. Miner residence; Mrs. M.E. Moore residence, Los Angeles; Thomas W. Phillips residence; Pollack bungalow, Hollywood; Mrs. H.W. Vermillion residence; F.K. Wilson residence; and the Dr. Wing residence. Commercial and public building projects include The Cumnock School of Expression; Leven Oaks Hotel, Monrovia; and the Riverside County Courthouse.
Type
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Production date
approximately 1900s.
Call number
photCL 472
Provenance
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Kubly, 2002.
Dimensions
album 29 x 37 cm
Associated people
Hunt, Sumner, (1865-1938,)
Eager, A. W., (1864-1930,)
Burn, Walter Lewis,
Associated organizations
Hunt & Eager,
Graham Photo Co. (Los Angeles, Calif.),
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