Monument
No.
|
Adopted/
Approved
|
MONUMENT NAME
ADDRESS
|
|
42
|
9/14/1966
|
San
Antonio Winery
725-749 Lamar Street
738-744 Gibbons Street
|
|
144
|
5/21/1975
|
Residence
2054-2056 Griffin Avenue
Built circa 1887, it is unusual
for Queen Anne decorations to be developed in a masonry house. |
|
145
|
05/21/1975
|
Residence
3537 Griffin Avenue
A circa 1886 residence described
as Queen Anne with Italianate elements. |
|
153
|
4/21/1976
|
Site
of Lincoln Park Carousel (Demolished)
Mission Road & Selig
Place
Designed by Oliver & Ross
Davis in 1914, the beautiful Lincoln Park Carousel was burned by vandals
on August 25, 1976. |
|
156
|
7/7/1976
|
Fire
Station No. 1
2230 Pasadena Avenue
Built in 1940, it is a sterling
example of Streamline Moderne architecture. |
|
157
|
7/7/1976
|
Residence
3110 N. Broadway
Built circa 1880, this residence
is an excellent example of Queen Anne architecture. |
|
261
|
6/3/1983
|
Lincoln
Heights Branch Library
2530 Workman Street
Constructed in 1916 and designed
by Hibbard & Cody, it is a two-story Italian Renaissance building of
brick and stucco. It is said to be one of the City's most visually interesting
neighborhood public buildings and one of the few remaining Carnegie libraries
in the area. |
|
263
|
6/3/1983
|
Villa Rafael
2123 Parkside Avenue
The original portion of this
house was built in 1904. In 1923 Giovanni and Tranquilla Vai acquired the
property. On March 25, 1929 Mr. Vai secured a permit to modify the structure,
listing J. A. Wilson as the architect for the modification. Its architecture
is described as Spanish Colonial Revival exterior with an Italian Renaissance-influenced
interior. |
|
384
|
8/5/1988
|
Department of
Water and Power Building
2417 Daly Street
Remodeled to its present condition
by theater architect S. Charles Lee, this Art Deco building represents
the Department of Water & Power's usage of Moderne styling for district
offices during that time. |
|
388
|
10/21/1988
|
Edison Electric
Company (Los Angeles #3 Steam Power Plant)
650 S. Avenue 21
Built 1902-1909? A steam and
hydroelectric plant on Alhambra Ave. (the first to use new, efficient steam
turbine technology). |
|
396
|
11/23/1988
|
Federal Bank Building
2201 N. Broadway
Built circa 1910, this unusual
Italian Renaissance building features a corner dome designed by architects
Neher & Skilling.
1910/11
|
|
442
|
6/20/1989
|
Albion Cottages
and Milagro Market
1801-1813 Albion Street
Built circa 1870, these cottages
and Turn-of-the-Century neighborhood market are a window into the past. |
|
443
|
6/20/1989
|
Bowman Residence
(Exterior Only)
2425 Griffin Avenue
This one-and-one-half-story
Eastlake home was built circa 1885. One of the early owners of this home
was William H. Bowman, a Turn-of-the-Century land and commercial developer |
|
468
|
12/5/1989
|
Sacred Heart Church
2210-2212 Sichel Street
2801 Baldwin Street
Built in 1893 and designed by
Frank Capitan, it is one of the few remaining churches of late Nineteenth
Century Los Angeles. It has a significant Victorian Gothic Revival exterior
with a transitional square tower (now without the upper stories and spire).
It also features a historic stained glass window and an ornate altar. |
|
533
|
6/11/1991
|
Residence
2660 Sichel Street
Built in 1893 as a two-story
house in the Eastlake style.
|
|
587
|
11/30/1993
|
Lincoln Heights
Jail (Los Angeles City Jail)
401-449 N. Avenue 19
The Art Deco portion of the
jail was built in 1931 by the Los Angeles City Construction department.
The Bauhaus Modern addition was built in 1949, designed by Kaufman and
Stanton. |
|
2344
|
5/19/1987
|
Lincoln Heights
Branch Library
2530 Workman Street
(See # 261 above)
|
|
2447
|
|
Binford Residence
2200-2212 Eastlake Avenue
3201 Baldwin St.
|
|
2454
|
|
Schliebitz Residence
2063 Griffin Avenue
|
|
2455
|
|
Nicol Residence
2309 Hancock Street
|
|
2456
|
|
Lemberger - Sigler
Residence
2800 Manitou Avenue
|
|
2457
|
|
Todd Residence
2808 Manitou Avenue
|
|
2458
|
|
Stoltenberg Residence
2901-2907 Manitou Avenue
|
|
2460
|
|
Olin Residence
2622-2624 Mozart Street
|
|
2475
|
|
Girard - Vai Residence
2113-2113 1/2 Parkside Avenue
(See # 263 above)
|
|
2476
|
|
Clark-Doody Residence
2139-2141 Parkside Avenue
|
|
2537
|
|
Foyen Residence
2242 Workman Street
|
