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Carroll Avenue Residences
Aaron P. PhiliPs
Horace M. Russell
Ferdinand A. Heim
John Scheerer
Hiram B. IreY
Daniel Innes
Charles Sessions
Mrs. MarY E. FoY
Charles C. Haskin
Michael Sanders
HenrY L. PinneY
John B. Winston
Frank Kaiser
Bates House
James S. Luckenbach

Angelino Heights Homes
Jesse Q. Hall
HenrY G. Hall
Everett E. Hall
Mr. Moses LanGleY Wicks
John Funnel
Zachariah H. Weller
Michael T. Collins
Louis Luckel

Los Angeles County Victorians
AnGels FliGht RailwaY
Bob's Market + GrocerY Store
Burbank Historical SocietY
HeritaGe SQuare
Janes house
Lewis house
Palms Railroad DePot
PhiliP Fritz houses
Plummer house
Point Fermin LiGhthouse
SePulveda house
Stimson house
Alumni House

Lincoln Heights
Victorian Residence
Victorian CottaGe
Victorian House
Victorian Home
Victorian Residence

History
The victorian era began in
1837 when Queen Victoria
ascended the throne and
ended in 1901.
Carroll Avenue was the first
suburb of Los Angeles and is
located on the crest of
Angelino Heights overlooking
downtown Los Angeles.
William Stilson and Everett E.
Hall
filed for subdivision of the
Angeleno tract in 1886.
Victorian homes have a great
deal of ornamentation, wrap-
around porches, expansive
bay windows, carvings,
towers and turrets.