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HomE | FAQ | MorE CARROLL Avenue VICTORIANSNº 1300 1887 residence of merchant Aaron P. PhiliPs :: Queen Anne and Eastlake style carpentry in superb condition :: Unique shingles Nº 1316 1887 pure Eastlake style house of retired miner and former major Horace M. Russell :: First owner was George O. Ford Nº 1320 outstanding Queen Anne example built in 1887 for James B. Mayer :: Five-sided turret :: Later sold to brewer Ferdinand A. Heim Nº 1321 was once part of the Beaudry Brothers 1886 development in Park Tract :: Was moved here in 1978 :: Vertical Eastlake style Nº 1324 'Plan book' cottage of businessman John Scheerer 1887 :: Ornamental iron work Nº 1325 1887 for gardener Hiram B. IreY in :: Asymetrical Eastlake with hints of Stick style Nº 1329 pure 1887 Eastlake for city councilman Daniel Innes :: Art glass panes on the upper halves of the windows :: Handcarved balustrade Nº 1330 Victorian Residence of dairyman Charles Sessions 1889 by architect Joseph C. Newsom :: Elaborate shingle and spindle work Nº 1335 Residence of Mary E. Foy who became the first woman to hold the office of city librarian Nº 1344 a 'Gay Nineties' style Victorian built in 1894 for real estate agent Charles C. Haskin :: Pediment with sunburst :: Film makers favorite Nº 1345 builit in 1887 for warehouse operator Michael Sanders :: Characteristic Queen Anne red brick foundation Nº 1355 Eastlake residence with large porch for industrialist HenrY L. PinneY :: No modifications since 1887 :: Original stone retaining wall Nº 1407 'El Capitan' design 1889 by architect Joseph Cather Newsom for engineer John B. Winston :: Angular bay with art glass window Nº 1407 typical Eastlake design with art glass bay windows 1887 for businessman Frank Kaiser Nº 1407 the 1893 Bates House was moved from Pico Boulevard to Boyle Heights in 1921 :: Relocated 1988 to Angeleno Heights :: Wonderful sunburst designs in the gables Nº 1443 James S. Luckenbach's 1887 Queen Anne home was later used as tuberculosis sanatorium :: The 10-room single family house was designed by architect J.L. Frank HomE | FAQ | MorE |
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ANGELINO HEIGHTS RESIDENCESJesse Q. Hall 1887 Queen Anne style residence of a lumber businessman :: 1347 Kellam AvenueHenrY G. Hall 1887 residence of a real estate developer :: 1343 Kellam Ave :: Angeleno Heights Everett E. Hall 1887 Eastlake style residence of a railway company president :: 917 Douglas Street Moses LanGleY Wicks 1895 Colonial Revival style residence of an insurance agent :: Greek Revival porch :: Cone turret :: 1101 Douglas Street John Fonnell 1889 Victorian Cottage :: He was a painter from Germany :: 1334 Kellam Avenue Zachariah H. Weller's 1894 residence based on mail-order design Nº 56 by architect George Barber Michael T. Collins 1887 Eastlake style residence of a Santa Fe Railroad agent :: 890 W. Kensington Louis Luckel 1892 two-story Eastlake style house of an attorney :: 1308 Calumet Avenue Charles H. DaGGett 1909 Mission Revival residence designed by R.L. Gifford :: 1405 Kellam Avenue You-are-here.com is a pictoral presentation of the wealth of architecture and buildings which contribute to the greatness of Los Angeles. |
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