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A B C D E 1 Name Date Location Building Type Client South Los Angeles Street two-story 2 building 1916 Los Angeles, CA, USA Office Building Residential/Single 3 Ralph E. Matteson 1921 1040 Manhattan Ave. Hermosa CA, USA Family Residential/Single 4 Van Taylor Residence 1921 1337 Talmadge St. Los Angeles CA, USA Family Van Taylor Residential/Single 5 Louis Cass Residence 1922 4236 Woodleigh Ave. Pasadena CA, USA Family Louis Cass Residential/Single 6 Louis M. Blodgett residence 1922 1102 S. Serrano Ave., Los Angeles, CA, USA Family Louis M. Blodgett 7 Pleasant Hill Baptist Chuch 1922 Los Angeles, CA, USA Religious Residential/Single 8 John Brown Residence 1923 Hollywood, CA, USA Family John Brown Residential/Single 9 Mitchell Brothers Residences 1923 Flintridge, CA, USA Family Mitchell Brothers Residential/Single 10 Samuel J. Douds Residence 1923 Los Angeles, CA, USA Family Samuel J. Douds 11 Castaic Country Club 1924 Castaic, CA, USA Recreational Residential/Multi- 12 Del Valle Craw Residence 1924 Beverly Hills, CA, USA Unit Del Valle Craw? Residential/Single 13 E. F. Walker Residence 1924 Flintridge, CA, USA Family E. F. Walker Residential/Single 14 Frederick Leistikow Residence 1924 Hancock Park, CA, USA Family Frederick Leistikow 15 Hostetter Street Elementary School 1924 Los Angeles, CA, USA Educational 16 Monrovia CA Administrative Group 1924 Monrovia, CA, USA Government Dr. Thomas Lee 17 Second Baptist Church 1924 2414 Griffith St., Los Angeles, CA, USA Religious Griffith Residential/Single 18 Clark Edwards Residence 1925 Hancock Park, CA, USA Family Clark Edwards 19 Connor-Johnson Mortuary 1925 Los Angeles, CA, USA Commercial Residential/Single 20 First African Vernon Ave. & F. H. Wallace Residence 1925 Glendale, CA, USA Family F. H. Wallace Methodist Episcopal Kensington Pl. 21 Church 1925 Pasadena, CA, USA Religious Residential/Single 22 Irving Augur Residence 1925 Pasadena, CA, USA Family Irving Augur Residential/Single 23 J. M. Goldwater Residence 1925 Hancock Park, CA, USA Family J. M. Goldwater Residential/Single 24 Jack Heliman Residence 1925 Los Angeles, CA, USA Family Jack Heliman Residential/Single 25 Otis Dolan Residence 1925 Pasadena, CA, USA Family Otis Dolan Residential/Single 26 Rubendall Residence 1925 Flintridge, CA, USA Family Rubendall Family 27 28th Street YMCA 1926 1006 East 28th Street, Los Angeles CA, USA Recreational Residential/Single 28 Baird/Stewart/Garza Residence 1926 Glendale, CA, USA Family Charles Roland Baird Residential/Single 29 Claude Wayne Residence 1926 Bel Air, Los Angeles, CA, USA Family Claude Wayne Decotah & Glenn Sts. Los Angeles CA, CA, 30 Decotah Elementary School 1926 USA Educational 31 Harvey Brothers Building 1926 Los Angeles, CA, USA Office Building Residential/Single 32 Helen Scott Residence 1926 Los Angeles, CA, USA Family Helen Scott A B C D E 1 Name Date Location Building Type Client Residential/Single 33 Howard T. Wayne Residence 1926 Hancock Park, CA, USA Family Howard T. Wayne Residential/Single 34 John Forster Residence 1926 San Juan Capistrano, CA, USA Family John Forster Residential/Single 35 John Sheppard Residence 1926 1 1 1 Linda Vista Ave. Pasadena, CA, USA Family John Shepherd Residential/Single 36 Motley H. Flint Residence 1926 Flintridge, CA, USA Family Motley H. Flint Residential/Single 37 Philip Rothman Residence 1926 Hancock Park, CA, USA Family Philip Rothman South Dakota Street Grammar 38 School 1926 Los Angeles, CA, USA Educational 39 U.S. Post Office 1926 1555 Holt Ave. Ontario, CA, USA Government Charles Latimer Residential/Single 40 W. P. Anderson Residence (1) 1926 Palm Springs, CA, USA Family W. P. Anderson Residential/Single 41 A. Goldschmidt Residence 1927 Hancock Park, CA, USA Family A. Goldschmidt Residential/Single 42 C. J. Roese Residence 1927 Brentwood Park, CA, USA Family C. J. Roese Residential/Single 43 Charles R. Francis Residence 1927 Flintridge, CA, USA Family Charles R. Francis Residential/Single 44 E. L. Martin Residence 1927 Flintridge, CA, USA Family E. L. Martin Residential/Single 45 Fred Baruch Residence 1927 Santa Monica, CA, USA Family Fred Baruch 46 Hollywood YMCA 1927 1553 N. Hudson Ave. Hollywood CA, USA Recreational Residential/Single 47 Ida Phillips Residence 1927 Flintridge, CA, USA Family Ida Phillips Residential/Single 48 James Degnan Residence 1927 Flintridge, CA, USA Family James Degnan Residential/Single 49 John Bishop Green Residence 1927 Flintridge, CA, USA Family John Bishop Green 50 Packard Automobile Showroom 1927 Beverly Hills, CA, USA Commercial Packard Automobile Residential/Single 51 Riley Residence 1927 Ojai, CA, USA Family Riley Family Residential/Single 52 Robert Newmark Residence 1927 617 Arden Dr. Beverly Hills, CA, USA Family Robert Newmark Residential/Single 53 W. P. Anderson Residence (2) 1927 Palm Springs, CA, USA Family W. P. Anderson Residential/Single 54 A. Leonard Residence 1928 Pacific Palisades, CA, USA Family A. Leonard Residential/Single 55 Ben Platt Residence 1928 Vermont Canyon, CA, USA Family Ben Platt Residential/Single Bruce and Lula 56 Blackburn Residence 1928 Los Angeles, CA, USA Family Blackburn Residential/Single 57 Charles Korrick Residence 1928 Pheonix, Arizona, USA Family Charles Korrick Residential/Single 58 Dr. Joseph T. Edward Residence 1928 3718 Chevy Chase Pasadena CA, USA Family D. Josepht T. Edward Residential/Single 59 Dr. V. Mott Pierce Residence 1928 200 Fern Dr. Pasadena CA, USA Family Dr. V. Mott Pierce 60 Drive-In Market 1928 Santa Monica, CA, USA Retail/Shopping Residential/Single 61 E. Bastheim Residence 1928 Hancock Park, CA, USA Family Edmund Bastheim 62 Edwin Building 1928 232 S. Rimpau Blvd. Los Angeles CA, USA Commercial El Mirador Hotel & Cottages E. Tahquite Canyon Valley Palm Springs CA, 63 (alterations/additions) 1928 USA Hotels/Hospitality A B C D E 1 Name Date Location Building Type Client Residential/Single 64 Erwin Muma Residence 1928 Pacific Palisades, CA, USA Family Erwin Muma Residential/Single 65 George Goldsmith Residence 1928 Pacific Palisades, CA, USA Family George Goldsmith Residential/Single 66 George Seward Residence 1928 Beverly Hills, CA, USA Family George Seward 67 Hudson Ledell Medical Office Bldg 1928 4230 S. Central Ave. Los Angeles CA, USA Office Building H. Claude Hudson Residential/Single 68 Mike Gore Residence 1928 Pacific Palisades, CA, USA Family Mike Gore Residential/Single 69 V. H. Goodwin Residence 1928 Brentwood, CA, USA Family V. H. Goodwin Residential/Single 70 Victor Rossetti Residence 1928 Hollywood, CA, USA Family Victor Rossetti Residential/Single 71 William B. Himrod Residence 1928 Los Feliz, CA, USA Family William B. Himrod Residential/Single 72 Adele Louis Residence 1929 Hancock Park, CA, USA Family Adele Louis Residential/Single 73 Antonio Moreno Residence 1929 Los Feliz, CA, USA Family Antonio Moreno Residential/Single 74 Atkin Residence 1929 160 S. San Rafael Ave., Pasadena, CA, USA Family Jack P. Atkin Residential/Single 75 Banning Residence 1 1929 Hancock Park, CA, USA Family The Bannings Residential/Single 76 Banning Residence 2 1929 Hancock Park, CA, USA Family The Bannings Residential/Single 77 Banning Residence 3 1929 Hancock Park, CA, USA Family The Bannings Residential/Multi- 78 Chi Omega Sorority, UCLA 1929 Westwood, CA, USA Unit UCLA Residential/Single 79 Gabriel Leavy Residence 1929 Hancock Park, CA, USA Family Gabriel Leavy Residential/Single 80 Howard/Nagin Residence 1929 Los Angeles, CA, USA Family Roland Howard Residential/Single 81 Irving Augur Residence & Stables 1929 Ojai, CA, USA Family Irving Augur Residential/Single 82 John Hamilton Residence 1929 Bel Air, Los Angeles, CA, USA Family John Hamilton Residential/Multi- 83 Kappa Sigma Fraternity, UCLA 1929 Westwood, CA, USA Unit UCLA Residential/Single 84 Katherin Peachy Residence 1929 325 N. Las Palmas Ave. Los Angeles CA, USA Family Katherine Peachy Residential/Single 85 Katherine B. Flint Residence 1929 524 Dartmouth Pl. Pasadena CA, USA Family Katherine B. Flint Residential/Single 86 Kitty Jean Fox Residence 1929 San Marino, CA, USA Family Kitty Jean Fox Residential/Single 87 Louis Browne Residence & Studio 1929 Santa Monica, CA, USA Family Louis Browne Residential/Single 88 Martha Brown Residence 1929 San Marino, CA, USA Family Martha Brown Residential/Single 89 Paul T. Wolf Residence 1929 San Mateo, CA, USA Family Paul T. Wolf Residential/Single 90 R. E. Overell 1929 Beverly Hills, CA, USA Family R. E. Overell Residential/Single 91 R. H. Nicholson Residence 1929 Bel Air, Los Angeles, CA, USA Family R. H. Nicholson Residential/Single 92 Richard Barrett Residence 1929 Hancock Park, CA, USA Family Richard Barrett Residential/Single 93 Sanchon Beerup Residence 1929 808 Whittier Dr. Beverly Hills, CA, USA Family Fanchon Beerup Residential/Single 94 Walter Bachman Residence 1929 Hancock Park, CA, USA Family Walter Bachman A B C D E 1 Name Date Location Building Type Client Residential/Single 95 William Ford Residence 1929 Ojai, CA, USA Family William Ford Residential/Single 96 A. P. Cates Residence 1930 Loz Feliz, CA, USA Family A. P. Cates Residential/Single 97 Anna S. Petitfils Residence 1930 1201 Park Way Beverly Hills CA, USA Family W. B. Petifils Residential/Multi- 98 Casa almeras Apartmente Hotel 1930 Palm Springs, CA, USA Unit Residential/Single 99 Corrine Griffith Residence 1930 910 Rexford Dr. Beverly Hills, CA, USA Family Corinne Griffith Residential/Single 100 Donald G. Neuman Residence 1930 Beverly Hills, CA, USA Family Donald G. 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