Colonial Revival style residence located in the Oak Knoll neighborhood of Pasadena, California.
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Architect Frederick K. Roehrig designed the Craftsman style residence for G.M. Barber in 1910. The house is located at 646 South Madison Avenue in the Oak Knoll neighborhood of Pasadena, California.
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Architect Sylvanus Marston designed the West Coast Prairie style residence in 1910. Declared a Pasadena Historic Landmark in 1998. The house was also listed in the National Register of Historic Places on August 6, 1998.
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Described by authors Gebhard and Winter (An Architectural Guidebook to Los Angeles) as 'simply the finest, most characteristic California bungalows to be found anywhere', the Parsons Bungalow originally stood on the corner of Los Robles Avenue and California Street in Pasadena. The house was moved to Altadena in 1980; however it proved impossible to move the original cobblestone foundation and pillars, which had to be rebuilt.
The Parsons Bungalow is located at 1605 E. Altadena Drive in Altadena.
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Although Santa Monica was founded, planned and plotted as early as 1875 (by city founders Senator John P. Jones and landowner Colonel Robert S. Baker) the earliest homes I have been able to locate are the half dozen or so Craftsman style homes, ringling the palisades of Santa Monica along Adelaide Drive. The Gillis House, located at the corner of Adelaide and 4th Street is an outstanding example.
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