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OTHER PREVIOUS RECOMMENDED FOR ADDRESS STREET SUFFIX NEIGHBORHOOD YEAR BUILT ARCHITECT NAME DESCRIPTION COMMUNITY SUBMISSION REASON LOCATION EVALUATION INCLUSION IN THE HRI? The property remains eligible for listing as a Structure of Merit for its associations 1815 10th St Pico 1905 Residential vernacular single-family residence. Early 20th century wood frame house. 5S3* Y with early patterns of residential development.

The property remains eligible for listing as a Structure of Merit as a good example 1813 11th St Pico 1930 Roth, H.M. (builder) Spanish Colonial Revival bungalow court. Mid-century rare, apparently intact bungalow courtyard. 5S3* Y of a bungalow court and for its associations with early patterns of multi- family residential development.

The area does not retain sufficient 1200 block of 11th street: 6 bungalows over 100 years old integrity to be eligible as a Santa Monica 1200 blk 11th St Mid-City Various Bungalow district. under threat of demolition. Potential district? Would like 5D3 N Historic District. However, five priority in recon. properties appear to be eligible for local listing as Santa Monica Landmarks.

The property remains a contributor to the Gillette's Regent Square Historic Half of second floor added in back in 1991; no change to District. It does not rise to the level of 633 18th St North of Montana 1927 Werner, Harry G. Spanish Colonial Revival single-family residence. 5D3 Y first floor. significance needed to be eligible as a Santa Monica Landmark or a Structure of Merit.

Tile-roofed cottage-style apartment building (3 casitas and two apartments above garages). This classic cottage-style 1920s property has been restored authentically by the owner. On the 900 block of 18th Street there are three "casitas" properties, but, in my opinion, this is the only one that has been restored correctly. The owner used as many The property appears eligible for listing of the original roof tiles as possible and has preserved as a Santa Monica Landmark as an 928 18th St Wilshire Montana 1930 Spanish Colonial Revival multi-family residence. much of the orginal interiors. Also, unlike the other Y excellent example of a one-story court "casitas" on this block, he added no cutsy floral paintings and for its association with early patterns or elaborate tile trim. These buildings are not highly of multi-family residential development. decorated but are far from plain. There are strong architectural details around the doors, chimneys and staircases. For more information, ask the owner. He was very careful with the restoration of this building and has maintained it well.

The property does not appear to satisfy 1612 19th St Pico 1931 Concrete plant. N the registration requirements for listing.

Corner lot, single story, built by Cecil Gale (well-known The property remains a contributor to builder) for his wife, sold to GG Bundy (son of Nathan the Gillette's Regent Square Historic Bundy), then Henry Babbit so traces upwardly mobility of District. It does not rise to the level of 634 21st St North of Montana 1935 Gale, Cecil Spanish Colonial Revival single-family residence. 5D3 Y Santa Monica growth. Structure of merit last survey. significance needed to be eligible as a Updated by Cecil Gale in 1950s. More info in LA County Santa Monica Landmark or a Structure records, Sanborn maps, perhaps SM Museum records. of Merit.

The property appears eligible for listing as a Santa Monica Landmark as an excellent example of a bungalow court Well-maintained, one-story, single family units with and for its association with early patterns original stucco facades (no changes to outside of each unit - of multi-family residential development. 2411 3rd St Ocean Park 1922 Bungalow court. 5B Y except an occasional window change). Front and back The Ocean Park Bungalow Courts porches. District does retain sufficient integrity to be eligible as a Santa Monica Historic District, so the property is no longer contributor to an eligible district.

The property remains eligible for listing as a Santa Monica Landmark for its 2421 3rd St Ocean Park 1906 Seaman, A.N. (Builder) Craftsman single-family residence. 5S3 Y association with early patterns of residential development.

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The property appears eligible for listing as a Santa Monica Landmark as an Mediterranean Summer Guest Residences. One of the first excellent example of a courtyard guest apartments for summer residents. Apartments were apartment and for its association with connected upstairs by doorways, allowing rental of early patterns of multi-family residential 2425 3rd St Ocean Park 1923 Mediterranean Revival multi-family residence. multiple rooms/apartments. Hitching posts were removed 5D3 Y development. The Ocean Park Bungalow but spots remain with separate concrete fill-ins. A period Courts District does retain sufficient photo of the building with canopies was purportedly hung integrity to be eligible as a Santa Monica in City Hall in the 1980s. Historic District, so the property is no longer contributor to an eligible district.

The property remains eligible for listing as a Santa Monica Structure of Merit as a Rigdon, Nathan and Rigdon and Irwin were Master Builders. This building is in 2906 3rd St Ocean Park 1912 Mission Revival multi-family residence 5S3* Y good example of an apartment house Irwin, Morris the Mission style. and for its association with early patterns of multi-family residential development.

1342 5th St Downtown N/A Carlson's Appliance N/A Carlson's Appliance - now closed. N The property is no longer extant.

Moved to present site c. 1940 by a Mr. Rundgren or 2323 5th St Ocean Park 1930 American Colonial Revival single-family residence. 5S1 Y City of Santa Monica Landmark #71 Pomeroy.

Moved to present site c. 1940 by a Mr. Rundgren or Pomeroy from a location near Wilshire and 14th (not The property does not retain sufficient 2327 5th St Ocean Park 1913 Craftsman single-family residence. verified). Addition made to house c. 1948. 2323 and 2327 N integrity for listing as a Santa Monica 5th Street are only two of many this community member Landmark or Structure of Merit. believes to have been moved to the neighborhood.

2331 5th St Ocean Park 1930 Sears kit home N/A Originally a Sears kit home. Demolished. 5S3 N The property is no longer extant.

Thom Mayne, architect, clad the wood building in which Thom Mayne's Sixth The property was found eligible for 2634 6th St Ocean Park 1947; 1987 Deconstructivist single-family residence. he lived with horizontal metal planks; awarded Pritzker Y Street Residence listing as a Santa Monica Landmark. Architecture Prize, 2005.

Per the manager of the building (Ray Lykins), Howard Hughes had the residential apartment building built to house workers for his (Hughes's) aircraft endeavors, part of which Ray was told were located across the street where presently John Muir School and Los Amigos park are located. It's well documented that Howard Hughes's The property does not appear to satisfy 2330-2318 6th St Ocean Park 1966 Ferris, Keith Mid-Century Modern mutli-family residence. N airport was in nearby Westchester/Culver City (Ballona the registration requirements for listing. Creek). It could be true that the 1948-1949 apartment complex was built for Hughes's workers. According to Airfields-Freeman website, by 1952 there were 15,000 employees at the Westchester/Culver City Hughes Airport.

The property was found eligible for listing as a Santa Monica Landmark for its associations with the telecommunications industry of Santa 1314 7th St Downtown; Mid-City 1937 Sasso, Maurice (engineer) commercial building. Art Deco building - commercial. 5D1; 5D3 Y Monica. The Telephone Thematic District does retain sufficient integrity to be eligible as a Santa Monica Historic District, so the property is no longer contributor to an eligible district.

One-story residential courtyard from the early 20th The property does not retain sufficient century; rare in relatively compact style, similar in scale on 1217 9th St Mid-City 1924 Bungalow court. N integrity for listing as a Santa Monica relatively narrow parcels. No distinguishing style, windows Landmark or Structure of Merit. not original.

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Inverted v-shaped courtyard apartments, one-story, 5 or 6 on each side. Mid-century colonial, shutters. Exemplifies The property does not appear to satisfy 1807 9th St Pico 1942 Minimal Traditional courtyard apartments. N use of open space in center to accommodate outdoor use the registration requirements for listing. and play. Structures, doors, windows appear original.

The property was found eligible for local One-story residential courtyard from the early 20th listing as a Santa Monica Structure of century; rare in relatively compact style, similar in scale on Merit. The Mid-City Apartment Courts relatively narrow parcels. Spanish Colonial Revival 1221-1223 9th St Mid-City 1923 Segley, A.R. Spanish Colonial Revival bungalow court. 5D1; 5D3 Y Thematic District does retain sufficient courtyard with street presence; "Villa Capistrano" is in integrity to be eligible as a Santa Monica original lettering over entry arch, appears to have original Historic District, so the property is no windows and doors except for a few new windows. longer contributor to an eligible district.

The property was found eligible for listing as a Santa Monica Landmark. The One-story residential courtyard from the early 20th Mid-City Apartment Courts Thematic 1227-1229 9th St Mid-City 1926 Knack, George Spanish Colonial Revival bungalow court. century; rare in relatively compact style, similar in scale on 5D1; 5D3 Y District does retain sufficient integrity to relatively narrow parcels. Spanish Colonial Revival. be eligible as a Santa Monica Historic District, so the property is no longer contributor to an eligible district.

The property was found eligible for listing as a Santa Monica Landmark. The 1200 Block of 11th Street Historic 1107 Arizona Ave Wilshire Montana 1907 Vernacular bungalow. 5D3 Y District does retain sufficient integrity to be eligible as a Santa Monica Historic District, so the property is no longer contributor to an eligible district.

The property does not appear to satisfy 1626 Berkeley St Pico 1938 Minimal Traditional multi-family residence. N the registration requirements for listing.

Block between Colorado and Pennsylvania. This neighborhood was predominately settled by minorities. The area does not retain sufficient Berkeley St Pico Various Ethnic enclave. African-Americans, Japanese-Americans, and Mexican- N integrity to be eligible as a Santa Monica Americans all lived here, and many owned homes in the Historic District. area.

5 1910s cottages in a row - potential conservation district? The grouping does not retain sufficient Bicknell Avenue Is a layered, eclectic collection of a lot of integrity to be eligible as a Santa Monica 212-222 Bicknell Ave Ocean Park 1910-1922 Vernacular bungalows. N Santa Monica history - especially the skateboard scene. Historic District or Conservation There is support on the street for a conservation district. District.

First AME Church; location listed in 1925 City directory. Vernacular church associated with Santa Monica's Owned by the Philomathian Society; has Masonic The property was found eligible for 1720 Pico 1941 Y African American community. markings that indicate it could have been a Crescent Lodge listing as a Santa Monica Landmark. (African American Masons). Grocery story (now Jewish temple) with possible Santa Monica Meat & Provision Co - The Ratner Boys - More research is needed to make a 1721 Broadway Pico 1966 associations to Santa Monica's African American Y 1951-1954; per "Glancing Magazine." determination of eligibility. community. N/A Commercial business with possible associations to Broadway Beauty Salon - 1951-1954; per Glancing 1727 Broadway Pico N The property is no longer extant. Santa Monica's African American community. Magazine, "A Black Publication." N/A Commercial business with possible associations to Broadway Barber Shop - 1951-1954; per Glancing Magazine , 1729 Broadway Pico N The property is no longer extant. Santa Monica's African American community. "A Black Publication." N/A Commercial business with possible associations to Bonded Wholesale Foods - 1951-1954; per Glancing 1731 Broadway Pico N The property is no longer extant. Santa Monica's African American community. Magazine , "A Black Publication." 1957 Commercial business with possible associations to Broadway Barber Shop - 1951-1954; per Glancing Magazine , More research is needed to make a 1802 Broadway Pico Y Santa Monica's African American community. "A Black Publication." determination of eligibility. N/A Commercial with possible associations to Santa Ruth's Beauty Salon - 1951-1954; per Glancing Magazine , "A 1807 Broadway Pico N The property is no longer extant. Monica's African American community. Black Publication."

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OTHER PREVIOUS RECOMMENDED FOR ADDRESS STREET SUFFIX NEIGHBORHOOD YEAR BUILT ARCHITECT NAME DESCRIPTION COMMUNITY SUBMISSION REASON LOCATION EVALUATION INCLUSION IN THE HRI? N/A Commercial business with possible associations to Specialty TV & Radio Service - 1951-1954; per Glancing 1821 Broadway Pico N The property is no longer extant. Santa Monica's African American community. Magazine , "A Black Publication." 1946; 1954 Commercial business with possible associations to Gussies Chicken Shack - 1951-1954; per Glancing 1822 Broadway Pico N The property is no longer extant. Santa Monica's African American community. Magazine , "A Black Publication." 1946; 1954 Commercial business with possible associations to Bud's Grocery - 1951-1954; per Glancing Magazine , "A 1824 Broadway Pico N The property is no longer extant. Santa Monica's African American community. Black Publication." 1957 Auto-related commercial business with possible Mack & Son's Serve Station (formerly located on Olympic More research is needed to make a 1925 Broadway Pico associations to Santa Monica's African American between 16th and 17th - 1951-1954; per Glancing Y determination of eligibility. community. Magazine , "A Black Publication." 1934 Commercial business with possible associations to Broadway Poultry - 1951-1954; per Glancing Magazine , "A More research is needed to make a 2028 Broadway Pico Y Santa Monica's African American community. Black Publication." determination of eligibility.

Residential and commercial neighborhood (2 mixed-use) bounded by 14th Street and 20th Street. Earliest building c. 1921. It was/is a cultural cluster of buildings and businesses that serve the African American community. 2 Collection of commercial and institutional buildings of the building doubled as meeting places as well as rented The area does not retain sufficient Broadway Pico; Mid-City Various with possible associations to Santa Monica's African for social purposes. This was due to exclusionary practices N integrity to be eligible as a Santa Monica American community. in "public" facilities during those times. Can find more Historic District. information at the Quinn Research Center. They have primary source documents & photos to document this neighborhood, and are willing to share if this proposal is accepted.

Auto-related commercial business with possible Broadway and 19th: Broadway Auto Sales - 1951-1954; Broadway Pico N/A associations to Santa Monica's African American N The property is no longer extant. per Glancing Magazine , "A Black Publication." community. The property does not appear to satisfy 2025 Cloverfield Pico 1947 Ranch style courtyard apartment. Bungalow court? Can't see - hedges. N the registration requirements for listing. Institutional building with possible associations to Former African-American church, now the Santa Monica More research is needed to make a 3102 Colorado Ave Pico 1928; 1947 Y Santa Monica's African American community. Baha'i center. determination of eligibility.

3032-3038 Delaware Avenue, east of 20th street. Notable 2- The property does not appear to satisfy 3032 Delaware Ave Pico 1942 Minimal Traditional single-family residence. story courtyard in Pico, well-maintained. The manager, Jim N the registration requirements for listing. McPherson, has lived in the same apartment for 3 decades.

The property is not visible from the public right-of-way. More research is 817 Euclid St Wilshire Montana 1928 Spanish Colonial Revival multi-family residence. Y needed to make a determination of eligibility.

1913; The property does not retain sufficient 1414 Lincoln Blvd Downtown remodeled Vernacular commercial building. Polish restaurant. N integrity for listing as a Santa Monica 1925 Landmark or Structure of Merit.

The property does not retain sufficient Constructed by the same builder who constructed the first 1454 Lincoln Blvd Downtown 1923 Vernacular commercial building. N integrity for listing as a Santa Monica Santa Monica City Hall (before the 1930's one!). Landmark or Structure of Merit.

Off parking lot behind Dogtown. John Baldessari studio 2001 1/2 Main St Ocean Park 1921 John Baldessari studio between 1970 and 2011. 5S1 Y City of Santa Monica Landmark #77 1970-2011.

Richard Diebenkorn (1922-1993), abstract expressionist, Richard Diebenkorn studio between 1976 and The property appears eligible for listing 2448 Main St Ocean Park 1975 built building; site of creation of Santa Monica series; Sam Y approximately 1988 as a Santa Monica Landmark. Francis may have shared building at one time.

Sam Francis (abstract expressionist) studio between 1981 Hudson, Frank, and Sam Francis and Richard Diebenkorn studio in the The property appears eligible for listing 2821 Main St Ocean Park 1923 and 1984; also had studio on Broadway and 20th until Y Munsell, W.A.O. 1960s. as a Santa Monica Landmark. 1994.

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Mendota Hotel; corner of Hill, landmarked building - James Turrell studio, skydrawings with Sam Francis, 1969. From Wikipedia: In 1966, Turrell began experimenting with light in his Santa Monica studio, the Mendota Hotel, at a time when the so-called Light and Space group of artists in , including Robert Irwin, Mary Corse City of Santa Monica Landmark #114. Vernacular commercial building that served as James and Doug Wheeler, was coming into prominence.[10] By The property is also a contributor to the 2667 Main St Ocean Park 1913 5D3; 5S1 Y Turrell's studio. covering the windows and only allowing prescribed Main Street Commercial Historic amounts of light from the street outside to come through District. the openings, Turrell created his first light projections.[11] In Shallow Space Constructions (1968) he used screened partitions, allowing a radiant effusion of concealed light to create an artificially flattened effect within the given space.[12]

14th and Michigan. Some buildings associated with Japanese-American history. Now a parking lot at the NE corner of 14th and Michigan, and a small building directly More research is needed to make a 1413 Michigan Ave Pico 1905; 1957 Y to the east. Parking lot used to be a Japanese-American determination of eligibility. community center, and the extant building may have been Institutional building with possible associations to associated with that. Santa Monica's Japanese American community. Bergamot Station Arts Center - bounded on north by Olympic Blvd; on south by Michigan Ave; on west by 26th Street. Cultural arts district. The Los Angeles and Independence Railroad (LA&I) opened in 1875. It was a steam powered rail line which travelled from a wharf North of the current Santa Monica Pier in Santa Monica along a private right-of-way to 5th and San Pedro Street in . The 16.67 miles of track between Los Angeles and Santa Monica were built by John P. Jones without government subsidies or land grants, all in a little over ten months - primarily using 67 Chinese laborers imported for the task. Right-of-way between Los Angeles and Santa Monica was given by local ranchers who were anxious to have access to a railroad. The line opened More research is needed to make a 2525 Michigan Ave Pico Various Bergamot Station Arts Center. Y October 17, 1875, with two trains a day running between determination of eligibility. Santa Monica and Los Angeles; the fare was fixed at $1.00 per trip, freight at $1.00 per ton. The Los Angeles and Independence helped make Santa Monica palatable to real estate speculators and prospective residents, but Jones, who was politically well-connected as a U.S. senator from Nevada, had grander plans for the railroad. Intending to connect the line with the town of Independence in the Owens Valley, and from there to a silver mine he owned in the Panamint Mountains, Jones optimistically included "Independence" in his railroad's name. Jones, however, encountered financial problems stemming from his mines drying out. He reluctantly sold the Los Angeles and Independence to Collis P Huntington's Southern Pacific The area does not appear to satisfy the And adjacent streets; vibrant African American residential Michigan Ave Pico Various Historically African American ethnic enclave. N registration requirements for listing as a area Santa Monica Historic District.

The area does not appear to satisfy the Kit houses along Michigan east of Lincoln, to 11th Street. 905-913 Michigan Ave 1759 9th St Pico 1923 Collection of vernacuar bungalows. N registration requirements for listing as a Small district? Santa Monica Historic District.

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Consructed in 1922 (city records state 1905). This property exemplifies early Colonial Revival Architecture. It was The property does not retain sufficient 1045 Ocean Ave Wilshire Montana 1922 American Colonial Revival multi-family residence. originally built as a Convent and later used as a Hospital N integrity for listing as a Santa Monica then a hotel, where Marilyn Monroe and John Kennedy Landmark or Structure of Merit. spent time away from the public.

Retail/hotel/restaurants/neighborhood hub, This building if saved and restored could continue to keep the vision of the era when the Carousel and Looff Hippodrome were in its heyday. This building was started being built in 1917- 1924. It was constructed to support the building of the Historic Landmarked Looff Hippodrome. the structure, though made up of various entities, over the year has a surprisingly large amount of its original building materials. There are pictures of this structure going back as far as 1902 where Bib Dean's Tavern is now housed. This The property is designated as a Santa 1601 Ocean Front Walk Civic Center 1917 Collection of oceanfront commercial buildings. Y grouping of buildings are built on the Looff parcel. The Monica Landmark. building was built to house various food and commercial enterprises in supporting the Looff Pier Project. It has the vernacular style used by Looff. For more info: Terence Later: [email protected]. His family had a in this building in the early 1900"s. James Harris (historian): author of the book " Santa Monica Pier/ A Century on the Last Great Pleasure Pier. The Chattel historical consultants have done a very fine job researching this structure's history.

Randolph Auto Repair (formerly Goodrich McNeal No. 2 1623 Olympic Blvd Pico N/A Auto-related commercial business. N The property is no longer extant. Station). Pico Blvd Pico N/A Wartime housing. Douglas housing? Wartime houseing. Unable to identify the property. Commercial business with possible associations to Pico Blvd Pico N/A Intersection with 19th: 1970s - Egg House. N The property is no longer extant. Santa Monica's African American community. Commercial business with possible associations to Pico Blvd Pico N/A Intersection with 23rd: Thrifty. N The property is no longer extant. Santa Monica's African American community. Commercial business with possible associations to Pico Blvd Pico N/A Insersection with 20th: Original Foster Freeze Location. N The property is no longer extant. Santa Monica's African American community. Commercial business with possible associations to Pico Blvd Pico N/A Intersection with 7th: Allen Janitorial Services. N The property is no longer extant. Santa Monica's African American community. Former location of a Technical School with possible Near 22nd: Former Virginia Avenue Park Location The area does not appear to satisfy the Pico Blvd Pico N/A associations to Santa Monica's African American N Technical School. registration requirements for listing. community. 436 Pier Ave Ocean Park 1911 Craftsman single-family residence. Demolition sign posted. N The property is pending demolition.

3000 block of Urban Avenue between Pico and Dorchester Avenue. Residential neighborhood of one- story, one-family homes, evoking images of a movie set of middle-class/working-class midcentury America. Evaluate for potential historic district, conservation overlay-- or??? Although not unusual in smaller, middle-class communities, this street appears rare in my experience in Santa Monica, with its small-scale, modest, well-tended Grouping of modest single-family residences homes and foliage in a neighborhood traditionally resided The area was found eligible for listing as 3000 Urban Ave Pico Various representing a pre-World War II, working class in by working-class, lower middle-class families. I have Y a Santa Monica Historic District. neighborhood in Santa Monica. seen this type of concentration of well-tended, similarly- scaled (i.e. larger, higher priced) homes in higher income areas north of Montana. This street borders on the Santa Monica Freeway, and it would be relevant to know if the streets to its north, now under the freeway, were similar in scale and historic demographic of this Urban Avenue block of properties. Many properties in this area were developed to accommodate Douglas Aircraft employees; this bears investigation.

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There are still fragments remaining from the former PJ Winnett estate, a large estate north of San Vicente. Winnett was an important figure in the history of Los Angeles, as the president of Bullocks who hired John Parkinson to design Bullocks Wilshire. The narrative is recounted in Margaret Davis's book on B-W. I believe it's at the end of Winnett Place, or perhaps Foxtail Drive, that there still exists a fragment of the garden/grounds and one of the outbuildings, in brick, that The property was found eligible for 102 Winnett Pl North of Montana 1929 Remnants of the P.G. Winnett Estate. is kind of magical. It may be part of the property of the Y listing as a Santa Monica Landmark. house to the east of the building. There are also remaining gates and walls along San Vicente, and a couple of the short streets, and the former carriage house for the estate, which is now a private residence. The Parkinson connection is interesting, too, as John Parkinson built his own estate, Woodacres, on what is now Woodacres Drive, and the house still exists. Apparently Donald Parkinson also built a house on San Vicente that had been landmarked, but was demolished.

Sunset View neighborhood, condemned and demolished to make way for an extended runway at Santa Monica Airport near the end of WWII. 27th and Ocean Park to 23rd and Dewey Street. Site now occupied by a portion of N/A Ethnic enclave. the airport runway, the fire station, and Clover Park. N The area is no longer extant. Abbott Kinney once owned or had an interest in a large home (demolished) that would be under the site of the Radar/Transponder thing at the corner of 23rd and Dewey Street (rumor).

Garfield Elementary School, not extant, on site of present Early school building associated with Santa Monica's N/A SMMUSD HQ; school to which African American N The property is no longer extant. African American community. students were assigned.

"Los Veintes," Latino neighborhood inhabited by The area does not retain sufficient Ethnic enclave associated with Santa Monica's Latino Pico N/A Mexicans from specific region in Mexico, Paulina Sahagun, N integrity for listing as a Santa Monica community. source (her submission will follow). Historic District.

Under freeway: Japanese American, Latino, African Pico N/A Ethnic enclave. N The area is no longer extant. American farms, homes, businesses. The property was found eligible for listing as a Santa Monica Landmark as a Colorado Civic Center Santa Monica Pier Bridge Bridge. Avenue and rare remaining example of pre-World Ocean Avenue 1939 Y War II public infrastructure.

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