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Pasadena Heritage is proud to celebrate 40 years of historic preservation in Pasadena! Since our founding in 1977, the organization has worked diligently to protect the city’s historic resources, save endangered buildings, assist owners with their projects and challenges, and strengthen city policy to foster preservation.

nowing that Pasadena would not be the same place if There is so much to say and so little space here. We could not there had been no Pasadena Heritage for the past 40 have accomplished all we have without the dedicated leadership of Kyears, our success stories are worth celebrating. Among the the Board of Directors and all its members through the years, our greatest challenges were saving Old Pasadena from the wrecking outstanding volunteers numbering in the hundreds (and some of ball, protecting the Civic Center and seeing City Hall properly them here since the beginning), and a truly talented and committed strengthened and restored, speaking for the Colorado Street Bridge staff. We especially commend and salute the organization’s three and then the La Loma – now Van de Kamp – Bridge, keeping Executive Directors, Stephanie Reeser (1977-1980), Claire Bullock’s Pasadena visible from South Lake Avenue, protecting the Bogaard (1980-1994) and Sue Mossman (since 1994) for their Rose Bowl from virtual destruction as an NFL stadium, fighting to extraordinary leadership and significant contributions to Pasadena keep the Stuart Pharmaceutical Company building (once pictured Heritage and the cause of preservation. on the cover of Time magazine) standing, seeking a new use for the historic YWCA building, preventing insensitive development near the Thank you to all who are here to celebrate with us and to all Pasadena Playhouse, championing historic neighborhoods throughout who have so generously supported Pasadena Heritage during the city, and doing our best to defeat the extension of the SR 710 our first 40 years! Freeway through Pasadena’s oldest neighborhood – an issue very The highlights on the following pages are just that – a mere close to resolution as we come to the end of our 40th year. snapshot of one or two events or issues for each year of Pasadena In addition to these highly visible issues, there have been countless Heritage’s history. There is a far greater story to be told beyond others, and the pressure to preserve the best of Pasadena is never- these pages, and many more chapters waiting to be written. ending. Certainly, there have been disappointments, too. Among the worst were losing the original Huntington Hotel which we Pasadena Heritage’s mission has varied believed could have been rehabilitated, and finding no miracle to keep the Raymond Theater as a theater, though the building remains, little since 1977 and will continue to guide protected by our preservation easement. the organization’s work as we begin our

The other dimension of our work, our educational programs, next 40 years . . . to identify, preserve began with a tour of the Prospect neighborhood and has continued and protect the historic, architectural and successfully since 1978. Scores of workshops, lectures, and architectural tours have opened the eyes and hearts of thousands cultural resources of the City of Pasadena who now better understand and appreciate the extraordinary through advocacy and education. architectural bounty our city holds within it. Most notable, our annual Craftsman Weekend has grown, prospered, and still attracts THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND STAFF thousands of attendees after 25 years. Also stretching beyond our city limits, Pasadena Heritage has co-hosted the statewide historic preservation conference with the California Preservation Foundation three times in 40 years, most recently this past year with record attendance.

6 | PASADENA HERITAGE Pasadena Heritage was founded by a group of concerned residents who saw Pasadena changing, historic buildings being sacrificed for aggressive redevelopment plans, and historic neighborhoods being threatened. Though the city had adopted its first historic preservation ordinance, written by Dr. Robert Winter and writer Miv Schaff, a public advocacy group was urgently needed. Pasadena Heritage became that group.

Pasadena Heritage worked with neighbors to downzone 1980 Down-zoning neighborhoods to protect them single-family neighborhoods near downtown. We also joined in funding the first evaluation design guidelines to protect their history and of the Colorado Street Bridge, which was character. Today, the City has 30? Pasadena determined to be structurally sound. Landmark Districts and several National Register Historic Districts.

The Main Post Office on 1983 Colorado Boulevard was Pasadena – taking the long view threatened when the Lincoln Avenue postal facility was proposed, and Pasadena Heritage Pasadena Heritage was founded, lobbied to save the historic building. 1977 and among the top reasons was the plan to demolish the entire original downtown, “Old Pasadena”, for high-rise headquarters buildings. Preservationists took up the cause to save Old Pasadena and Colorado Street Bridge in need of investment eventually succeeded in building a coalition that changed history by saving history! An endangered house, designed 1981 by architect Louis B. Easton on South Marengo Avenue, was purchased with our new Preservation Fund. As the house was being carefully rehabbed, the first Preservation Easement was crafted Gartz Court being moved to new site and applied to the property. We nominated the South Marengo Historic District to the One of Pasadena’s oldest National Register of Historic Places, and 1984 bungalow courts, Gartz Court, special zoning was adopted to allow specific was set to be demolished. Pasadena Heritage commercial uses in the District’s historic stepped in, partnered with the City, and buildings. moved the six-unit court to a new location. Old Pasadena threatened with demolition The charming court, designed by Myron Hunt, was restored and updated and sold as Our first National Register of affordable housing. 1978Historic Places nomination was for the Civic Center, including City Hall, the Central Library, the Civic Auditorium, the former YMCA and YWCA, and other historic buildings in the 1925 Bennett Plan.

The Parsons House, designed 1979by Alfred and Arthur Heineman, was the first endangered house saved by Preservation Fund founded for Easton House project Pasadena Heritage. The house was moved to Altadena and restored. Pasadena Heritage Pasadena adopted a offices moved to the upper floor of the 1982 Landmark District Ordinance, Gartz Court project completed and sold affordably Crown City Glass Company building at 80 spearheaded by Pasadena Heritage, allowing West Colorado Boulevard. neighborhoods to apply for special status and CELEBRATING 40 YEARS | 7 CELEBRATING 40 YEARS

An out-of-state buyer stripped and Pasadena Heritage joined others in 1985 the Greene & Greene-designed publicizing the terrible condition of Caltrans- Robert R. Blacker House of its custom light owned homes. A positive result was a budget fixtures. Pasadena Heritage sounded the to repair and rehabilitate at least some of the alarm, and the issue received national press historic homes. coverage. As a result, the City’s zoning was strengthened with protections added for Greene & Greene structures. A higher level of local designation – the Historic Treasure (now Historic Monument) – was also created to protect interior features. Preservation easement protect historic buildings Threats to the former YWCA, 1988 designed by Julia Morgan, as well as the YMCA and the original Gas Company building (now the Permit Center) were thwarted, and the Civic Center remained Charlotte Perkins Gilman House relocated intact. As Old Pasadena became more and more a destination for dining, shopping and Don Carlos Court, a 1927 entertainment, Pasadena Heritage lost its 1991 Spanish Colonial Revival office space but moved to the Friendship style bungalow court, was saved. Pasadena Baptist Church nearby on Dayton Street. Heritage persuaded the owners to retain the court instead of demolishing it and to Blacker House alarm sounded, fixtures stripped add new, sympathetic buildings to create Demolition of the Huntington a larger complex. 1986 Hotel on South Oak Knoll Avenue, dating from 1906, was being The Preservation Fund was discussed. Pasadena Heritage nominated the 1992 used to move and rehabilitate historic hotel to the National Register of the Charlotte Perkins Gilman House to a Historic Places; the hotel was declared eligible city-owned lot in the Lincoln Triangle. The last but not officially listed due to the owners’ residence of early feminist Gilman, the Victorian objections. A local referendum narrowly cottage was sold as affordable housing. approved a new hotel, and the historic hotel Civic Center development foiled tower was demolished in 1988. Pasadena Heritage created a 1989 grant program for homeowners in the Lincoln Triangle (near Lincoln and Orange Grove) and provided funds for lower- income owners to paint and repair their homes, giving the neighborhood a noticeable boost.

Grant funds won for Castle Green restoration

The Castle Green Exterior Huntington Hotel demolished after long battle 1993 Restoration and Historic Ten years after starting the Structure Report, funded by a $693,000 grant 1987 easement program, Pasadena to Pasadena Heritage from the State Office Heritage had acquired 35 preservation of Historic Preservation, was completed and easements, providing permanent protection won a California Preservation Foundation from demolition or inappropriate change for award. The Report is still used to guide Lincoln Triangle grant program a success historic resources and federal tax relief for restoration of the former hotel, now privately eligible property owners. The fight to save historic homes owned condominiums, and our easement 1990 and neighborhoods in the path protects the building. of the proposed 710 Freeway continued, 8 | PASADENA HERITAGE The Colorado Street Bridge 1994 officially re-opened in December 1993 after a three-year project to seismically upgrade, repair and restore it. In July, Pasadena Heritage’s famous party on the bridge returned after a four-year hiatus, and record crowds turned out to celebrate. Claire Bogaard retired after 14 years as Executive Director. Sue Mossman was chosen to replace her. Plans to completely surround 1947 Bullock’s stopped Fannie Morrison Center becomes Kidspace Pasadena Heritage moved to Pasadena Heritage established 1996 the 1893 Madison House on 1998 Heritage Housing Partners South St. John Avenue, received as a bequest. (HHP) as a supporting affiliate to purchase, We strongly opposed a project surrounding rehabilitate and resell historic homes the former Bullock’s Pasadena as did nearby as affordable housing. This effort was neighborhoods. A two-year legal battle led supported by the National Trust for Historic by Pasadena Heritage resulted in a smaller Preservation, which had fostered similar project, the landmark store remaining visible, programs in the East and South. and the Lake Avenue façade and its display windows being restored. Colorado Street Bridge Party is our signature event

Old Pasadena received one of 1995 the first Great American Main Street Awards from the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and Pasadena Heritage was an award recipient. We also won support from the State Office of Historic Preservation to save the last 12 Vista del

Arroyo Bungalows remaining along the east Heritage Housing Partners created as affiliate bank of the Arroyo. Bequest gives Madison House to Pasadena Heritage The Plaza Pasadena was largely 1999 demolished to resounding The historic Fannie Morrison cheers. The 1970-era shopping mall was 1997 Horticultural Center in a controversial redevelopment project Brookside Park was named as the new encompassing two city blocks and cutting location for Kidspace Children’s Museum. through the Bennett Plan’s north/south axis Pasadena Heritage worked with Kidspace and between the Central Library and the Civic the City to insure the three original buildings Auditorium. Pasadena Heritage and others and pergola were saved and incorporated worked to assure that the axis was reopened into the plans for this new use. as part of the new Paseo Colorado project.

Last of the Vista del Arroyo bungalows still in danger

Pasadena Heritage’s educational programs quickly gained in popularity, and architectural tours were scheduled every year. Our nationally known Craftsman Weekend was born out of the popularity of our tours of Craftsman homes, and has endured for more than a quarter century, drawing visitors from across the country. New Convention Center respects Civic Auditorium

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The Ambassador College 2002 campus was sold to private developers, and plans for the garden-like campus continued to be controversial. Pasadena Heritage focused on preserving the historic homes, apartments, and the extensive gardens, as well as the Ambassador Auditorium and other noteworthy Modern structures. Pasadena Heritage celebrated its 25th anniversary and launched a monthly Merrill House especially challenging and rewarding electronic newsletter. Friend Paper Company becomes part of new project Work began on the 1910 The Friend Paper Company, 2000 Merrill House, designed by 2004 designed in 1964 by Smith Greene & Greene, the fourth single-family & Williams, was saved from demolition home to be rehabbed by HHP. The house due to Pasadena Heritage’s advocacy. Its was obtained from the bank at a deep dramatic roofline, glass walls, and other discount, allowing for a larger restoration distinctive features were incorporated into budget. It was the residence of Samuel a new housing development. After years of Merrill, an important early environmentalist. negotiation, display windows overlooking Meanwhile, the porch of the Madison House Lake Avenue at the former Bullock’s Pasadena was reconstructed restoring the original (Macy’s) were restored. look of the house. Ambassador campus and Merritt Mansion in danger

A collection of 1928 Spanish The expansion of Pasadena’s 2001 Colonial Revival commercial 2003 Convention Center was buildings on Green Street at Madison Avenue a major focus due to the historic Civic was saved from demolition through Pasadena Auditorium being its centerpiece. Pasadena Heritage’s efforts and became home to Heritage participated in the development of a the California School of Culinary Arts. The new design concept that complemented the 1958 Stuart Pharmaceutical Co. building was Auditorium. The fate of the Raymond Theater acquired by the MTA, causing alarm that it in Old Pasadena remained in question, would be demolished for a parking lot. and a huge outcry from preservationists and theater lovers arose. Bullock’s front display windows restored at last Plans to attract the NFL to 2005 take over the Rose Bowl caused alarm. Seeing the project as destroying the original National Landmark stadium, Pasadena Heritage strongly opposed the plan. The City Council finally rejected the NFL plan in June, but supporters pushed on to put the issue on the ballot in 2006. A massive community effort led to its ultimate defeat.

Stuart Pharmaceutical Company building saved Raymond building protected but not the theater The press of preservation issues has never slackened since Pasadena Heritage was founded. Beginning with the urgent need to stop plans to demolish all of Old Pasadena, save the Vista del Arroyo and its bungalows, and restore the Colorado Street Bridge, the agenda grew weekly and continues today with scores of issues needing strong preservation advocacy on a regular basis. Efforts to thwart NFL at the Rose Bowl won the day!

10 | PASADENA HERITAGE The organization’s signature community event, the Colorado Street Bridge Party, was first created to call attention to the neglected condition of the spectacular historic bridge. The party has continued as a celebration of historic resources saved and restored, and its draw as a unique outdoor party on an historic bridge attracts 5,000 every other summer.

The Arroyo Seco, Pasadena’s 2008 largest public park and open City acquires former YWCA by eminent domain space and the location of important historic Pasadena Heritage has urged resources including the Rose Bowl, Brookside the restoration of the former Golf Club, and the Fannie Morrison Center, 2010 YWCA, designed by Julia Morgan, since our was listed on the National Register of founding. Neglect over the last 15 years Historic Places, as a Cultural Landscape, kept the building on our Preservation Watch nominated by Pasadena Heritage. List. The City finally took the major step of invoking eminent domain and then moved Herkimer Arms and Hammond House rescued forward to secure and stabilize it while completing the lengthy acquisition process. A new Fuller Seminary Master 2006 Plan called for the demolition of the Herkimer Arms, the only extant apartment building designed by Greene & Greene, and other historic structures on the campus. Pasadena Heritage fought to preserve them, and ultimately four properties were saved, two remaining on campus, Central and Lower Arroyo listed on National Register and the Herkimer Arms and the Hammond House relocated and rehabilitated by HHP. Expansion plans for All Pasadena Heritage reorganized its staff and 2009 Saints Church drew intense New Playhouse Plaza project results from lawsuit hired a full-time Preservation Director. community attention. The 1925 structure, designed by Reginald Johnson, sits across A large office project Euclid Avenue from City Hall, and is within City Hall reopened after an proposed for the corner of the Civic Center Historic District. 2011 2007 extensive seismic upgrade El Molino Avenue and Colorado Boulevard The project underwent many revisions and and restoration project. Pasadena Heritage was stopped by a lawsuit filed by Pasadena was ultimately approved, but it has not been participated in the planning for the massive Heritage and Pasadenans for a Livable City. built. The future of St. Luke’s Hospital in East project and served on the project oversight A completely redesigned smaller project Pasadena was also in great debate. committee. Hundreds turned out to was achieved through the collaboration of celebrate its re-dedication. all parties. Pasadena Heritage’s nationally known Craftsman Weekend marked its 20th anniversary this year!

St. Lukes Hospital closed but building stands Major City Hall seismic and restoration project done

Our Craftsman Weekend the largest in the West

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The Julia Morgan-designed 2014 YWCA building, acquired by the City with our encouragement, was under review to become a Kimpton Hotel, a great adaptive reuse for the historic building. The proposal generated controversy, however, because adjacent green space would be built upon. We offered a well-attended Energy Efficiency Workshop, and the Madison House underwent extensive foundation Easement on the Freeman House brings total to 83 strengthening and repairs. At the end of the Spring Home Tour visited architects’ own homes Pasadena Heritage celebrated year, Pasadena Heritage launched a new, A fascinating selection of 2012 35 Years of Preservation updated logo and visual identity that was 2016 architect’s own homes were as the theme of the summer’s Colorado well received. featured on our annual Spring Home Tour. Street Bridge Party. The 710 Freeway Advocacy for the Thatcher Medical Center debate escalated with Caltrans proposed 12 on Green Street helped preserve building alternatives, including an underground tunnel, INTRODUCING OUR NEW LOOK integrity. Preserving the historic view most of which would threaten the scores of corridor and the street-like feel the Garfield historic homes in its path. Pasadena Heritage Promenade in the center of the Paseo accepted its 81st preservation easement on Colorado was a high priiority. the Freeman House, designed by Alfred and Our goal in creating this new look was to update and strengthen our image using an iconic Arthur Heineman. symbol of Pasadena that also represents our preservation work. The image includes both Pasadena Heritage’s 40th the arch and tree that characterized our original logo. We are most grateful to David Ensz and Pasadena Advertising for the design of our new look, and to graphic designer Jim Marrin for our original logo that served us so well for 37 years. 2017 Anniversary! We co-hosted a very successful California Historic Pasadena Heritage’s new look Preservation Conference for the third time with CPF, scheduled multiple special programs Pasadena Heritage led the throughout the year, and celebrated with 2015 fight to preserve the unusual a major 40 YEARS celebration in October Mission/Craftsman-style Pinney House at 180 in the original Exhibition Hall at the South Euclid. Eventually the city approved Civic Auditorium. plans for new condo development, but the house will saved but moved. The evolution

Glenarm Steam Plant made an Historic Monument of South Orange Grove was presented in a lecture and tour highlighting the Boulevard’s Plans for improvements at the transition in the mid-1900s from Victorian 2013 Glenarm Steam Plant reflected mansions to Mid-Century apartment living. stronger preservation measures and its status as an Historic Monument. Pasadena Heritage hired a full-time Development Coordinator to strengthen our fundraising capacity. An all-day historic properties seminar drew more than 100 participants.

South Orange Grove’s history explored During its 40th year, Pasadena Heritage launched a new community outreach and engagement program called PARTICIPATE PASADENA which met with enthusiastic Historic Property all-day workshop well attended initial support.

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Past Executive Directors, STEPHANIE REESER, CLAIRE BOGAARD

PAST STAFF MEMBERS (in alphabetical order) MARGUERITE DUCAN-ABRAMS HOLLY KANE CHRISTINE LAZZARETTO SHEREEN SAMPSON LYDIA CHAPMAN CAROL KING PIPPA LEARY BLAIR SMITH TERRI GEIS MIA KING LISA MONTANO REBECCA SMITH JANET HANSEN LYNN KOLBERG LOUISA NELSON MARY FRANCES SOLTYS JENNA KACHOUR HOPE KYMAN ANNE NGUYEN HARLENE TOBIN

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BEHIND THE SCENES at the former Bullock’s Pasadena Thursday, November 16th | 6pm | Member Only Take a behind the scenes look at the the former Bullock’s Pasadena on South Lake -- occupied today by Macy’s. The 1947 Streamline Moderne department store was designed by noted Los Angeles architects Wurdeman & Becket, with landscape design by Ruth Shellhorn. Winner of AIA Award of Merit in 1950 and recognized as one of the “outstanding examples of architecture constructed over the last half century.” In 1996, the building was placed on the National Register of Historic Places and retains most of its original character and features both inside and out. Open to Pasadena Heritage members only!

SAVE THE DATE NOVEMBER, 2017 JULY, 2018 9 History of the 710 Freeway in Pasadena 14 Colorado Street Bridge Party 12 Caltrans Houses in Pasadena 16 Behind the Scenes at Bullock’s Pasadena NOVEMBER, 2018 8 – 11 Craftsman Weekend DECEMBER, 2017 30 Architectural Legacy Tours DECEMBER, 2018 30 Architectural Legacy Tour MARCH, 2018 25 Spring Home Tour

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