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Office of Historic Resources City of Los Angeles, Department of City Planning Office of Historic Resources APRIL 2017 VOLUME 11, ISSUE 2 SurveyLA Completes Final Field Surveys, Receives Conservancy Preservation Award The Office of Historic Resources has now completed With the completion of the field surveys, SurveyLA is the field surveys for all 35 Community Plan Areas in Los now shaping historic preservation and preservation Angeles, marking the culmination of SurveyLA, the larg- planning in Los Angeles. From the outset, the OHR est and most comprehensive survey ever completed by articulated that SurveyLA was, at its essence, a planning an American city. In honor of this achievement, the Los tool, and historic documentation is the basic building Angeles Conservancy has announced that SurveyLA will block of any preservation planning program. Without receive its Chairman’s survey information, Award, to be presented at local land-use plans its annual Awards Lunch- meant to guide change eon, Wednesday, May 3 at proceed without any the Millennium Biltmore understanding of how Hotel. such plans or proposed development projects In announcing the award, may affect yet unidenti- the Conservancy wrote, fied historic resources. “The completion of Survey- LA represents a huge mile- SurveyLA also helps stone for preservation in guide updates of Los Los Angeles…In addition Angeles’ 35 Community to providing great value for Plans and other neigh- planning in Los Angeles, Vermont Knolls Historic District identified in borhood plans that are SurveyLA serves as a model SurveyLA; Photo courtesy of Stephen Schafer reshaping the city’s for other local governments growth patterns around to link historic preservation with sound planning poli- the region’s major investment in new transit lines. The cies.” information also assists with project review, compliance (Continued on page 6) HPOZs Update: Oxford Square, Sunset Square and Miracle Mile Become Newest Historic Districts With recent City Council votes, the City town, on Windsor Boulevard and Victo- Inside This Issue: of Los Angeles now has 35 adopted His- ria Avenue, between Olympic and Pico toric Preservation Overlay Zones Boulevards. The neighborhood consists SurveyLA Releases Findings (HPOZs), following the final approval of of 191 parcels, with 72% found to be for Eagle Rock, Glassell the Oxford Square, Sunset Square, and Contributing Elements – those built Miracle Mile HPOZs. These actions within the neighborhood’s period of sig- Park, and Atwater Village came soon after the approval in Decem- nificance and largely intact. Oxford 2 ber of the El Sereno Berkshire Craftsman Square was developed primarily between District and Carthay Square as the 31st 1900 and 1920, with a some residences Asian American Community and 32nd HPOZs. constructed in the 1930s. Most of the Context Meetings Underway homes were designed in the Craftsman 5 Los Angeles’ newest HPOZs include the or various Period Revival styles, includ- following neighborhoods: ing American Colonial Revival, Spanish L.A.’s Newest Historic- Colonial Revival, and Mediterranean Re- Cultural Monuments 6 Oxford Square, located in central Los vival. The neighborhood features con- Angeles about five miles west of down- crete paved streets and sidewalks as well (Continued on page 4) Page 2 Volume 11, Issue 2 SurveyLA Releases Findings for Eagle Rock, Glassell Park, and Atwater Village Throughout SurveyLA, we have been featuring in this newslet- service station structure in the city. Originally constructed on ter some of the survey’s most “interesting finds” in each Com- Spring Street in Downtown Los Angeles, it was relocated to its munity Plan Area. As the project wrapped up, the survey teams current site in 1931. completed their documentation one of the largest and most resource-rich Community Plan Areas of the city, Northeast Los Bob’s Big Boy/Kenney’s Coffee Angeles. In this issue, we feature the interesting finds from Shop, 1801 W. Colorado Blvd (1948), an Eagle Rock, Atwater Village and Glassell Park, with the remain- excellent example of Mid-Century Mod- der of Northeast Los Angeles, including Highland Park, Mount ern restaurant architecture in Eagle Rock Washington, and Lincoln Heights to be summarized in our July and the work of master architect Wayne issue. McAllister, who designed a number of iconic restaurants for the Bob's Big Boy For more information on these findings, click here. chain. James Gates Residence, 5110 N. Cas- All Star Lanes, 4459 W. Colorado par Avenue (1895), a Victorian Vernacu- Blvd. (1959), a rare example of a 1950s lar cottage that is a rare example of late- bowling alley in Eagle Rock. 19th century residential development in Eagle Rock, pre-dating Eagle Rock’s Eagle Theater/New Eagle Theater/ consolidation with the City of Los Ange- Yosemite Theater, 4878 N. Eagle les in 1923. James Gates built Gates Hall, Rock Blvd. which became the social center of the community and Sympho- (1928), a rare remaining example of an ny Hall, Eagle Rock's first two-story commercial building; his early neighborhood theater in Eagle wife, Mary, was founding member of the Women's Twentieth Rock. Originally opened as the Yosemite Century Club. Theater, a silent film house, in 1929, it installed talking picture equipment and Delevan Drive School Cupola, 4168 reopened in 1930 as a Vox theater. In W. Avenue 42 (1926), a rare unique 1937, the name was changed to New Eagle Theater, and later remnant from an early LAUSD school became the Eagle Theater. It was renovated as a mainstream in Eagle Rock, the Delevan Drive theater in 1983, but closed in 2001; it is now occupied by the School building. In 1973, when ground Brazilian-based Universal Church of the Kingdom of God. was broken for a new school campus, the ornate cupola from the original Chambers House/Escarpa Pueblo, 1926 school building was preserved and installed on a new 2068 Escarpa Dr. (1923), an excellent classroom building. and rare example of Pueblo Revival style residential architecture in Eagle Rock. George Newhall House/The Rock Designed by the owner, Virginia Tread- House, 1857 N. Campus Road, an excel- well Chambers, the style incorporates lent example of Tudor Revival style resi- the Hopi symbol for "happiness" in va- dential architecture with Craftsman influ- rious details and the floorplan. ences in Eagle Rock. 4510 N. Sunnycrest Dr. (1967), an ex- Paxson House, cellent example of Mid-Century Modern 1911 N. Campus Road (1971), an ex- residential architecture in Glassell Park, cellent example of Late Modern resi- designed by noted Los Angeles architect dential architecture in Eagle Rock, de- Raul F. Garduno, who was best known signed by master for his Modernist post-and-beam de- architects Buff & signs, specializing in challenging hillside Hensman. sites. 1659 W. Colorado Blvd. (1919), a build- Club Tee Gee, 3208 Glendale Blvd. (1946), a long-time neigh- ing that appears to be the oldest remaining borhood bar in Atwater Village; in continuous operation as Page 3 VOLUME 11, ISSUE 2 Club Tee Gee since 1946, with a 1940s Allen Wertz Candy Factory and Retail neon sign. The bar is named for its origi- Store; Wertz Candies, 3070 W. Los Fe- nal owners, Joe Grzybowski ("G") and liz Blvd., (1948), the longtime Atwater Neal Tracy ("T"). Village home of Allen Wertz Candy Fac- tory and Retail Store, operated by fifth- American Lithua- generation candymakers Allen and Karl nian National Wertz at this location from 1948 to 2006. Center of Los Angeles, 3350 Glendale Blvd. (1937), a Streamline Moderne build- Theodore Payne Residence, 3742 Re- ing in Atwater Village associated with the vere Ave. (1926), a Spanish Colonial Re- Lithuanian-American community in Los vival style home in Atwater Village that Angeles since 1961. was the longtime residence of English horticulturalist Theodore Payne, a garden- Broxham/Cook House, 1865 W. Hill er, landscape designer and botanist who Dr. (1885), a rare example of a Queen promoted the preservation of wildflowers and native plants of Anne style house in early Eagle Rock; Southern California, two blocks from his nursery on Los Feliz this residence was built by John Broxham Blvd. on land watered by a spring from a cave dug into the hills. In 1909, the house was Schweizer Verein Helvetia, 3247 W. occupied by W. J. Cook, who served as Shasta Circle N. (1938), an excellent ex- the president of the Eagle Rock school board. ample of Swiss Craftsman architecture that was the home of the Schweizer Ver- Sparkletts Water Bottling Plant, 4500 ein Helvetia, a Glassell Park social club E. Lincoln Ave. (1929), a building signifi- originally established in 1887 to bring cant as both an example of Moorish Re- together the Swiss ethnic population vival style industrial architecture in Eagle living in Los Angeles to preserve Swiss traditions, assist in assim- Rock and as the original and long-time ilation of new immigrants and to foster good relations with their location of the Sparkletts Bottling Plant, new home country. in continuous operation at this location since 1929. Sylvan Theater, 1840 W. Yosemite Ave., (1938), an excellent and rare example of a Queens Market, 3222 W. Larga Ave. 1930s amphitheater in Eagle Rock, locat- (1926), a rare example of a 1920s neigh- ed at Yosemite Park (now Yosemite Rec- borhood market building in Atwater Vil- reation Center); the Sylvan Theater was lage. constructed by the Works Progress Ad- ministration in the 1930s as a public per- Montgomery's forming arts venue. Chanticleer Inn; Tam O'Shanter Inn; The Great Scot, Happyland Residential Historic Dis- 2966 W. Los Feliz Blvd. (1922), a long- trict, along Oak Grove Drive from time restaurant in Atwater Village, in con- Loleta Avenue on the east to its western tinuous operation under different names terminus at Eagle Rock High School, and since 1922. The restaurant was estab- parcels along Townsend and Vincent lished by Lawrence Frank and Walter Van de Kamp, founders of avenues, between Yosemite Drive on the the Van de Kamps Holland Dutch bakeries, who went on to north and Oak Grove Drive on the establish the Lawry's restaurant chain.
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