Glendale City Council
October 20, 2026

American Colonial Revival buildings are typically one or two stories in height, and are sometimes symmetrical but frequently asymmetrical, with rectangular, L-shaped, or irregular plans. They typically feature side-gable or cross-gable roofs, sometimes with gabled dormers; exterior walls clad in horizontal 1658 of 5188
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wood siding and occasionally brick; prominent brick chimneys; double hung, divided light wood sash windows, usually with louvered wood shutters; paneled wood doors, sometimes with sidelights, transom lights, or fanlights; and restrained use of Classical details. Some American Colonial Revival houses have small, pedimented porches, while others have shed-roofed porches supported on wood posts extending the length of the primary façade.

Character-defining features include:
• Typically one or two stories in height
• Symmetrical composition (sometimes asymmetrical)
• Hipped, side-gable or cross-gable roof, typically with boxed eaves and sometimes with multiple dormers
• Horizontal wood siding or brick at exterior walls
• Paneled wood entry door, sometimes with sidelights, transom light, or fanlight • Multi-paned double-hung wood sash windows, often paired and usually with louvered wood shutters
• Entryways accentuated with classical detailing such as pediments, columns, or pilasters • Projecting front porch
• Prominent brick chimney
• Detached garage at rear of property
• If Dutch Colonial Revival subtype: front or side gambrel roof, often with prominent central dormer windows
Sub-Theme: Late Gothic Revival
Example of the Late Gothic Revival style: 1016 North Brand Boulevard. 1659 of 5188
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The Gothic Revival style enjoyed various levels of favor throughout the history of American architecture from the early 1800s through the 1940s when it was replaced with the modern abstraction of the Art Deco style. The Gothic Revival style was first prolific in the early 19th century architecture of the eastern United States, as new Americans sought a continuum with continental Europe. Its forms rooted in medieval precedents, such as towers and pointed-arch windows, made the early Gothic Revival style most suitable to ecclesiastical and institutional buildings garnering a visual link with tradition.

Gothic Revival was again reborn at the 1876 World’s Fair Centennial Exhibition; however, it was not common in Southern California until the region’s first development boom in the early 1900s. This later iteration of the style, defined as Late Gothic Revival, was less formal, seeking to evoke a connection with colonial roots in California in a time of changing technology and tastes. Late Gothic Revival architecture is characterized by simpler massing and smoother wall designs than its flamboyant predecessors. Formerly structural features such as flying buttresses were applied with greater liberty as ornament.

Character-defining features include:
• Emphasis on verticality, with elements like towers, turrets, and spires • Steeply pitched front or cross gable roofs with finials or pinnacles at the crest • Overhanging eaves embellished with decorative verge boards • Pointed-arch entrance and window surrounds
• Abundant surface decoration, such as tracery screens, flying buttresses, grotesques, quatrefoils, and bas-relief spandrel panels
• Multi-light windows including stained glass, leaded glass, rose, lancet, and clerestory • Masonry walls of natural stone or materials that have a close resemblance, such as neutral-toned brick or scored concrete
• Polychromatic schemes that create contrast between building features

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Sub-Theme: Regency Revival
Example of the Late Regency Revival style: 1850 Deermont Road.

The Regency Revival style (also known as Hollywood Regency) originated in Southern California and was most commonly used for single-family homes from the mid-1930s to around 1970, with occasional applications in multi-family and commercial properties. It draws inspiration from early 19th-century British Regency architecture (1811–1820), which blended Neoclassical and French Empire influences, while also incorporating simplified forms and modernist restraint in its ornamentation and surfaces. The style developed in two main phases. The first, emerging in the mid-1930s, was a pared-down interpretation of Neoclassical design influenced by French Revival and Moderne aesthetics. These prewar examples often resemble stylized Hollywood film sets, with architects such as Paul Revere Williams as early proponents; his 1935 Jay Paley residence in Holmby Hills is a notable example combining Neoclassical, French, and Moderne elements. This early development was interrupted by World War II and the resulting pause in construction.

After the war, the style re-emerged in a more dramatic and expansive form, led by architects like John Elgin Woolf. Postwar designs emphasized symmetry, privacy, bold entry sequences, and prominent mansard roofs. Earlier versions tended to feature simplified classical forms such as rectilinear massing, full-height porticoes with slender columns, restrained ornament, and materials like wrought iron and metal awnings, often differentiating exterior finishes between floors. The later postwar phase became more theatrical and abstract, featuring grand arched entrances, steep roofed pavilions, complex massing, minimal primary façades, and exaggerated classical detailing. In many cases, the architecture extended into the landscape through integrated pools and cabanas, creating a cohesive indoor-outdoor space. 1661 of 5188
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Character-defining features include:

Early Regency Revival:
• Simple rectilinear form
• Symmetrical façade
• Smooth plaster walls
• Full-height porticoes with attenuated Classical columns • Limited application of abstracted Classical details
• Brick, clapboard, or smooth ship-lap siding, with delineation in cladding material on the first and second floor; render and ashlar finish is also acceptable • Steel or wood sash divided-light windows
• Wall dormers
• Paneled wood doors with abstracted Classical surrounds Late Regency Revival:
• One-story height
• Complex massing
• Irregular plans
• Steeply pitched mansard roofs
• Smooth wall surfaces, veneered in smooth plaster, at times used in combination with other textural elements, such as brick veneer or wood
• Tall, narrow doors, often with exaggerated arched or segmental arched openings, sometimes set in projecting pavilions
• Use of Neoclassical ornament and design elements, such as double-height porches, thin columns, pediments, fluted pilasters, and balconettes with iron railings • Over-scaled front doors with decorative surrounds, and exaggerated applied ornament, such as oval niches, sconces, lanterns, and freestanding urns
• Double-hung windows, French or sliding glass doors, and distinctive round windows, such as elliptical or octagonal
• Formal, axial composition that extends into the surrounding landscape, incorporating entrance courts, swimming pools, and cabanas
Theme: Modernism
Modernism is an umbrella term that is used to describe a mélange of architectural styles and schools of design that were introduced in the early 20th century, honed in the interwar years, and ultimately came to dominate the American architectural scene in the decades following World War II. The tenets of Modernism are diverse, but in the most general sense, the movement eschewed past traditions in favor of an architectural paradigm that was more progressive and receptive to technological advances and the modernization of society. It sought to use contemporary materials and building technologies in a manner that prioritized function over form and embraced the “authenticity” of a building’s requisite elements. 1662 of 5188
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Modernism, then, sharply contrasted with the Period Revival movement that dominated the American architecture scene in years past, as the latter had relied wholly on historical sources for inspiration.

Modernism is rooted in European architectural developments that made their debut in the 1920s and coalesced into what became known as the International style. Championed by some of the most progressive architects of the era – including Le Corbusier of France, and Walter Gropius and Mies van der Rohe of Germany – the International style took new building materials such as iron, steel, glass, and concrete and fashioned them into functional buildings for the masses. These ideas were introduced to Southern California in the 1920s upon the emigration of Austrian architects Richard Neutra and Rudolph Schindler. Neutra and Schindler each took the “machine-like” aesthetic of the International style and adapted it to the Southern California context through groundbreaking residential designs. While Neutra and Schindler were indisputably pioneers in the rise of Southern California Modernism, it should be noted that their contributions dovetailed with the work of figures such as Frank Lloyd Wright and Irving Gill, both highly influential architects.

Prior to World War II, Modernism was very much a fringe movement that was relegated to the sidelines as Period Revival styles and other traditional idioms prevailed. Its expression was limited to a small number of custom residences and the occasional low-scale commercial building. However, Americans’ perception of Modern architecture had undergone a dramatic shift by the end of World War II. An unprecedented demand for new, quality housing after the war prodded architects and developers to embrace archetypes that were pared down and replicable on a mass scale. As a whole, Americans also gravitated toward an aesthetic that embraced modernity and looked to the future – rather than to the past – for inspiration, an idea that was popularized by John Entenza’s Arts and Architecture magazine and its highly influential Case Study House program. Modern architecture remained popular for the entirety of the postwar era, with derivatives of the movement persisting well into the 1970s

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Sub-Theme: Art Deco
Example of the Art Deco style: 6135 San Fernando Road (designated).

Art Deco originated in France in the 1910s as an experimental movement in architecture and the decorative arts. It developed into a major style when it was first exhibited in Paris at the 1925 Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs et Industriels Modernes, from which it takes its name. The Exposition’s organizers had insisted on the creation of a new, modern aesthetic. The architecture of the Art Deco movement rejected the rigid organizational methods and classical ornamentation of the Beaux Arts style.

It emphasized a soaring verticality through the use of stepped towers, spires, and fluted or reeded piers, and embraced highly stylized geometric, floral and figurative motifs as decorative elements on both the exterior and interior. Ornate metalwork, especially aluminum, glazed terra cotta tiles, and bright colors were hallmarks of the style.

Art Deco was the first popular style in the United States that consciously rejected historical precedents. It was instead a product of the Machine Age and took its inspiration from industry and transportation. Art Deco was employed primarily in commercial and institutional buildings, and occasionally in multi-family residential buildings. It was rarely used for single-family residences. By the mid-1930s, in the depths of the Great Depression, the highly decorated style was already viewed as garish and overwrought, and it was soon abandoned in favor of the cleaner, simpler Streamline Moderne style.

Character-defining features include:
• Vertical emphasis
• Smooth wall surfaces, usually of stucco
• Flat roofs with decorative parapets or towers
• Stylized decorative floral and figurative elements in cast stone, glazed terra cotta tiles, or aluminum • Geometric decorative motifs such as zigzags and chevrons • Stepped towers, piers, and other vertical elements
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• Metal windows, usually fixed or casement
• Steel sash windows
Sub-Theme: Moderne
Example of the Streamline Moderne style: 123 W. Glenoaks Blvd.

Example of the PWA Moderne style: Herbert Hoover High School Auditorium, 651 Glenwood Road.

The constraints of the Great Depression cut short the development of Art Deco architecture, but replaced it with a more pure expression of modernity, Moderne. The style’s major subtypes are Streamline Moderne and PWA Moderne, with later iterations known as Late Moderne. Characterized by smooth 1665 of 5188
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surfaces, curved corners, and sweeping horizontal lines, Streamline Moderne is considered to be the first thoroughly Modern architectural style to achieve wide acceptance among the American public. Inspired by the industrial designs of the period, the style was popular throughout the United States in the late 1930s, particularly with the Federally-funded projects of the Works Progress Administration; buildings executed under those programs are often referred to PWA Moderne or Stripped Classical. They incorporate the clean lines of Streamline Moderne with simplified decorative elements of Art Deco to create an appropriately monumental but restrained architectural language for post offices, courthouses, schools, libraries, city halls, bridges, and other institutional and infrastructure projects across the country.

Character-defining features include:
• Horizontal emphasis
• Flat roof with coping or parapets
• Smooth stucco or masonry wall surfaces
• Curved end walls and corners
• Glass block and porthole windows
• Flat canopy over entrances
• Steel fixed or casement windows, sometimes located at corners • Horizontal moldings (speedlines)
Sub-Theme: Mid-Century Modern
Example of the Mid-Century Modern style: 327 Sinclair Avenue. 1666 of 5188
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Mid-Century Modern is a term used to describe the post-World War II iteration of the International Style in both residential and commercial design. The International Style was characterized by geometric forms, smooth wall surfaces, and an absence of exterior decoration. Mid-Century Modern represents the adaptation of these elements to the local climate and topography, as well as to the postwar need for efficiently built, moderately-priced homes. In Southern California, this often meant the use of wood postand-beam construction. Mid-Century Modernism is often characterized by a clear expression of structure and materials, large expanses of glass, and open interior plans. The roots of the style can be traced to early Modernists like Richard Neutra and Rudolph Schindler, whose local work inspired “second generation” Modern architects like Gregory Ain, Craig Ellwood, Harwell Hamilton Harris, Pierre Koenig, Raphael Soriano, and many more. These postwar architects developed an indigenous Modernism that was born from the International Style but matured into a fundamentally regional style, fostered in part by Art and Architecture magazine’s pivotal Case Study Program (1945-1966).

In Southern California, Mid-Century Modern architecture was prevalent between the mid-1940s and mid1970s. While the style was a favorite among some of Southern California’s most influential architects, its minimal ornamentation and simple open floor plans lent itself to the mass-produced housing developments of the postwar period. Mid-Century Modern architecture typically incorporated standardized and prefabricated materials that also proved well-suited to mass production. The MidCentury Modern style was broadly applied to a wide variety of property types ranging from residential subdivisions and commercial buildings to churches and public schools. Common characteristics of MidCentury Modern architecture include horizontal massing, open floor plans, wide overhanging eaves, large expanses of glass, exposed structural members, and dramatic rooflines (including A-frames).

Character-defining features include:
• One or two-story configuration
• Horizontal massing (for small-scale buildings)
• Simple geometric forms
• Expressed post-and-beam construction, typically in wood or steel • Flat roof or low-pitched gable roof with wide overhanging eaves and cantilevered canopies • Horizontal elements such as fascias that cap the front edge of the flat roofs or parapets • Unadorned wall surfaces
• Wood, stucco, brick, or stone used as exterior wall panels or accent materials, often used in combination with other textural elements, such as brick, clapboard, or concrete block • Sliding metal frame doors
• Flush-mounted, metal frame fixed or sliding windows, often grouped within horizontal frames • Clerestory windows
• Exterior staircases, decks, patios and balconies
• Little or no exterior decorative detailing, sometimes decorative face-mounted light fixtures • Expressionistic/Organic subtype: sculptural forms and geometric shapes, including butterfly, Aframe, folded plate or barrel vault roofs

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Sub-Theme: Programmatic/Mimetic
Example of the Programmatic/Mimetic style: 6530 San Fernando Road (originally a Chili Bowl restaurant).

Programmatic/Mimetic architecture arose in the 1920s and 1930s as a distinctive roadside commercial style during the rapid expansion of automobile travel. Designed to attract the attention of passing motorists, buildings in this idiom often taken the form of oversized or miniature objects rather than conventional architectural structures, functioning as three-dimensional advertisements for a business or its products. Programmatic buildings are shaped directly after the project or service they represent.

Mimetic buildings imitate forms that may not be directly related to the business but are nonetheless visually striking and flamboyant.

Character-defining features include:
• Bold, eye-catching forms that evoke the product, service, or identity of a commercial business • Objects or forms that resemble something other than a traditional building • Location along prominent automobile corridors, where visibility to passing motorists is a key consideration

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Sub-Theme: Wrightian/Organic
Late example of the Wrightian/Organic style: 318 E. Glenoaks Boulevard.

The Modern approach of Wrightian/Organic architecture began with seminal architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Originally from the Midwest, Wright believed that architectural design should harmonize with its environment, an approach he explored in multiple contexts and exemplified in his famous design for Fallingwater in Pennsylvania (1934). He designed 1910s-20s Southern California projects, including iconic Los Angeles works like the Hollyhock House, the “textile block” Ennis House, and others, to respond to the regional climate and landscape. Wright’s son Lloyd Wright worked on some of these projects and became a master architect in his own right, expanding on his father’s concept of organic architecture to produce renowned designs including the Oasis Hotel in Palm Springs (1923) to the Sowden House in Los Angeles (1926) and Wayfarer’s Chapel in Palos Verdes (1946-51). Lloyd Wright’s son Eric Lloyd Wright again followed the family’s design lineage, becoming an architect in Los Angeles and continuing to explore precepts of organic architecture. Wrightian/Organic architecture rejects Classicism and revivalist idioms in favor of expressive forms that blend Modern principles and construction methods with a variety of design motifs, geometric details, and eclectic elements.

Character-defining features include:
• Design responding to the specific location and site
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• Eclectic materials, often including concrete in various forms • Details including quasi-Indigenous motifs, geometric patterns, and dramatic glazed elements Sub-Theme: Late Modern
Example of the Late Modern style: 2447 Flintridge Drive.

Late Modern is a blanket term that is used to describe an iteration of Modern architecture that came of age between the mid-1950s and 1970s. Compared to their Mid-Century Modern predecessors, which stressed simplicity and authenticity, Late Modern buildings exhibited a more sculptural quality that included bold geometric forms, uniform glass skins on concrete surfaces, and sometimes a heightened expression of structure and system. Subsets of the Late Modern style include New Formalism, which integrates classical elements and proportions, and Brutalism, which typically features exposed, raw concrete (béton brut) and an expression of structural materials and forms. Late Modern architecture was most commonly applied to commercial and institutional buildings.

Character-defining features include:
• Bold geometric volumes
• Modular design dictated by structural framing and glazing • Unrelieved wall surfaces of glass, metal, concrete, or tile • Unpainted, exposed concrete surfaces
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• Unapparent door and window openings incorporated into exterior cladding or treated exterior form
• Minimal ornamentation
Theme: Minimal Traditional
Example of the Minimal Traditional style: 813 N. Verdugo Rd.

The Minimal Traditional style is a simple residential style historically designed to meet the demand for quick and affordable housing. It is defined by a single-story configuration, simple exterior forms, and a restrained use of traditional architectural detailing. The Minimal Traditional house first evolved in the 1930s during the Great Depression and was immensely popular in large suburban residential developments throughout the United States during the 1940s and early 1950s. The appeal of the style was maximized in the postwar era because it fit the mold for houses seeking Federal Housing Administration financing. As outlined in the FHA’s bulletin, Principles for Planning Small Houses, as well as in pattern books, the Minimal Traditional style is characterized by its modest size and simplicity in massing and decorative details. Approved embellishments included porches, bay windows, platform steps, and paneled front doors. Its open plan reflected the developer’s desire for greater efficiency.

Modern construction methods addressed the builder’s need to reduce costs and keep homes affordable to the middle class. Conventional detailing appealed to conservative home buyers and mortgage companies. In Southern California, the style is closely associated with large-scale residential developments of the World War II and postwar periods. Primarily associated with the detached single 1671 of 5188
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family house, Minimal Traditional detailing may also be applied to apartment buildings of the same period.

Character-defining features include:
• Small, typically one-story height
• Rectangular plan with simple massing
• Medium or low-pitched hip, side-gable, or gable-and-wing roof with shallow eaves • Smooth stucco wall cladding, often with wood lap or stone veneer accents • Wood multi-light windows (picture, double-hung sash, casement) • Projecting three-sided oriel
• Shallow entry porch with slender wood supports
• Wood shutters
• Minimal ornamentation and architectural features, but relating to Tudor, Colonial Revival, or Ranch styles where applied
Theme: Ranch
Ranch style architecture first appeared in Southern California in the 1930s. Inspired by the Spanish and Mexican-era haciendas of Southern California and the vernacular, wood-framed farmhouses dotting the landscape of Northern California, Texas, and the American West, the style projected an informal, casual lifestyle that proved to be immensely popular among the American public. Early iterations of the Ranch style tended to be large, sprawling custom residences that were designed by noted architects of the day.

However, after World War II, Ranch style architecture was pared down and also became a preferred style for economical, mass-produced tract housing. By some estimates, nine of every ten new houses built in the years immediately after World War II embodied the Ranch style in one way or another. The style remained an immensely popular choice for residential architecture – and was occasionally adapted to commercial and institutional properties as well – until it fell out of favor in the mid-1970s.529 Cliff May, commonly referred to as “father of the Ranch house,” propelled the style into the public consciousness and, although he did not invent the ranch house, he is the figure most closely associated with the typology’s early popularization. May developed his own distinctive aesthetic that was characterized by open and free-flowing interior plans, a blending of interior and exterior spaces, and a hand-hewn character. Early designs were custom and sprawling, but in the early 1950s, May, in collaboration with the architect Chris Choate, devised a much smaller, scaled-down interpretation of his trademark California Ranch house that was based on a modular plan and could be replicated on a much larger scale. Averaging 950 square feet, these houses are notable for their innovative manufacturing and distributing system; whereas May and Choate designed the models and determined their specifications, 529 City of Los Angeles, “SurveyLA Los Angeles Citywide Historic Statement: Context: Statement Architecture and Engineering, Theme: The Ranch House, 1930-1975” (prepared by Katie E. Horak, Andrew Goodrich, Alan Hess, and John English for the City of Los Angeles, Department of City Planning, Office of Historic Resources, December 2015, 3-5. 1672 of 5188
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the houses’ construction was franchised out to individual builders. Marketed as the “Cliff May Homes,” these economical Ranch houses were constructed in residential tracts across the nation.

Sub-Theme: Traditional Ranch
Example of the Traditional Ranch style: 1641 Rancho Avenue.

Traditional Ranch style architecture made its debut in the 1930s and is what is generally considered to be the “quintessential Ranch house.” Buildings designed in the style were awash in historical references associated with the vernacular architecture of 19th century California and the American West, and generally took on a distinctive, rusticated appearance. Examples of Traditional Ranch architecture were prominently featured in general interest publications, notably Sunset magazine, which perpetuated the style’s popularity and led to its widespread acceptance among the American public.

The Traditional Ranch style is almost always expressed in the form of a one-story, single-family house, although the style was occasionally adapted to commercial and institutional properties in the postwar era. It is distinguished from other iterations of the Ranch style by the application of elements associated with the working ranches of 19th century California and the American West. Features such as low-pitched roofs with wide eaves, a combination of wall cladding materials including board-and-batten siding, large picture windows, and brick and stone chimneys were commonly applied. 1673 of 5188
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Subsets of the Traditional Ranch style include the American Colonial Ranch, which features elements associated with the American Colonial Revival style (symmetrical façades, cupolas, classical details); the Hacienda Ranch, which loosely resembles the haciendas of late 19th century California, incorporating clay tile roofing and textured stucco exteriors; the Cinderella Ranch, distinguished by their highlighted and often exaggerated details including scalloped bargeboards and Swiss Chalet details; and the Minimal Ranch, which is a pared down version of the Traditional Ranch, featuring simple floor plans and restrained ornamentation.

Character-defining features include:
• One-story configuration (two-story Ranch houses are rare) • Asymmetrical composition with one or more projecting wings • Horizontal massing
• Low-pitched gable or hipped roof, originally clad with wood shakes • Wide eaves and exposed rafters
• Brick or stone chimneys
• Combination of wall cladding materials (wood board-and-batten siding is most common) • One or more picture windows
• Multi-light wood windows, often with diamond panes
• Decorative wood shutters
• Dutch and/or French doors
• Attached garage, often appended to the main house via a breezeway Sub-Theme: Contemporary Ranch
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Example of the Contemporary Ranch style: 1616 Parway Drive.

Contemporary Ranch architecture emerged after World War II. Buildings designed in the style took on the basic form, configuration, and massing of the Traditional Ranch house, but instead of historically-inspired treatments and details they incorporated the clean lines and abstract geometries associated with Modernism. The Contemporary Ranch style offered an alternative to the Traditional Ranch house and was applied to scores of residential buildings constructed between the mid-1940s and 1970s.

Like the Traditional Ranch houses from which it is derived, the Contemporary Ranch style is almost always expressed in the form of a one-story, single-family house. In lieu of the historicist references and rusticated features that are associated with the Traditional Ranch style, Contemporary Ranch houses exhibit abstract geometries and contemporary details that are most often seen in Mid-Century Modern architecture. Post-and-beam construction was common; carports often took the place of garages; exterior walls tended to be clad in a more simplistic palette composed of stucco and wood; roofs were of a lower pitch and were often more expressive or flamboyant in form; and ornament tended to be more abstract in character and was applied more judiciously. Oriental and Polynesian-inspired motifs were often incorporated into the design of Contemporary Ranch houses.530 Character-defining features include:
• One-story configuration (two-story Ranch houses are rare) 530 City of Los Angeles, “Architecture and Engineering, The Ranch House, 1930-1975,” 17-20. 1675 of 5188
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• Asymmetrical composition with one or more projecting wings • Horizontal massing and abstract form
• Post-and-beam construction
• Low-pitched gable or hipped roof, sometimes with expressionist qualities • Combination of wall cladding materials, generally including stucco and wood siding • Windows and doors are generally treated as void elements • Abstract ornamental details
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Theme: Postmodernism
Example of the Postmodern style: First German United Methodist Church, 548 W. Glenoaks Blvd.

Postmodernism developed in the 1970s partly in response to the social and political upheavals of the 1960s, and like Late Modernism was a conscious reaction against the rigid architectural language of earlier Modern styles. But while Late Modern architects attempted to adapt the tenets of Modernism to contemporary culture, Postmodern architects rejected them altogether and instead resurrected traditional building forms, from the Classical to the vernacular, in an effort to reintroduce decorative detail and human scale, and to convey symbolic meaning through commonly recognizable features.

Traditional details, including pediments, arches, keystones, and columns, were used in unconventional and abstracted ways, and were frequently applied as superficial surface ornament unrelated to the underlying structural system. Postmodern buildings frequently feature an exaggerated monumentality and a broad palette of colors, from saturated to pastel. Some of the early leading architects of the movement include Robert Venturi, Michael Graves, and Charles Moore, whose Piazza d’Italia in New Orleans (1979), a pastiche of Roman colonnades, neon lighting, bright colors, and a tiered fountain in the shape of the Italian peninsula, has become an icon of the style.

The Postmodern rejection of orthodox Modernism also fostered the development in the 1980s of Deconstructivism, as architects in Europe and the United States began to develop forms that reflected what they perceived to be a chaotic world and critiqued or subverted the traditional notions of architectural order. Deconstructivist buildings typically feature seemingly random colliding forms and intersecting planes that lack any geometric organization, executed in cheap, off-the-shelf industrial 1677 of 5188
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materials such as stucco, corrugated metal, plywood, and chain link. Some of the style’s most prominent practitioners worked in the Los Angeles area and helped to define Deconstructivism, including Frank Gehry, Eric Owen Moss, Craig Hodgetts and Thom Mayne.

Character-defining features include:
• Formal composition
• Exaggerated monumentality
• Abstracted classical details including pediments, arches, keystones, and columns, usually applied as surface ornament
• Broad palette of saturated and pastel colors
Character-defining features of Deconstructivist architecture include:
• Seemingly random arrangement of colliding forms and intersecting planes • May have dramatic rooflines, including shed-like or mono-pitch • Typically incorporates industrial materials, such as cinder block, asphalt, corrugated metal, or chain link fencing
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Property Types and Registration Requirements for Architecture and Design Property Types: Residential resources (various subtypes), commercial resources (various subtypes), industrial resources (various subtypes), civic/institutional resources (various subtypes) An individual property or grouping of properties may be significant under this context:

Criteria Reason
C/3/C531
(Architecture)
As an excellent or rare example of an architectural style, type, period, of method of construction; and/or as a notable work of a master designer, builder or architect; and/or as possessing high artistic values.

C/3/C, F, H532
(Architecture)
A collection of properties that are linked geographically may be eligible as a historic district if it embodies distinctive characteristics of a style, type, period, or method of construction; and/or embodies a collection of elements of architectural design, detail, materials or craftsmanship that represent a significant structural or architectural achievement or innovation; and/ore conveys a sense of historic and architectural cohesiveness through its design, setting, materials, workmanship or association. The district must be unified aesthetically and historically by plan, physical development, and architectural quality.

Integrity Considerations for Architecture and Design
In order to be eligible for listing at the federal, state, or local levels, a property must retain sufficient integrity to convey its historic significance under this context.

Criteria Required Aspects of Integrity
C/3/C (Architecture) A property important for illustrating a particular architectural style or construction technique must retain most of the physical features that constitute that style or technique.
533 A property significant under Criterion
C/3/C (Architecture) should retain integrity of design, workmanship, materials, and feeling, at a minimum, in order to be eligible for its architectural merit. A property that has lost some historic materials or details may be eligible if it retains the majority of the features that illustrate its style in terms of the massing, spatial relationships, proportion, pattern of windows and doors, texture of materials, and ornamentation. The property is not eligible, however, 531 Eligibility criteria are listed in the order National Register/California Register/Local. 532 Glendale uses specific eligibility criteria for historic districts. See Section 30.25 (Historic District Overlay Zone) of the Glendale Municipal Code.
533 National Register Bulletin 15.
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if it retains some basic features conveying massing but has lost the majority of the features that once characterized its style.

C/3/A-I (District) In order for a historic district to be eligible for designation, the majority of the components that add to the district’s historic character must possess integrity, as must the district as a whole. A contributing property must retain integrity of location, design, setting, feeling, and association to adequately convey the significance of the historic district. Some alterations to individual buildings, such as replacement roof materials, replacement garage doors, and replacement of windows may be acceptable as long as the district as a whole continues to convey its significance. Major alterations such as substantial additions that are visible from the public right-of-way, interruptions of the original fenestration pattern through window opening enlargement or infill, or numerous smaller alterations that cumulatively result in a loss of integrity would not be acceptable.

Registration Requirements for Architecture and Design

To be eligible under the Architecture and Design context, a property must:
• date from the period of study (pre-2001);
• be an excellent, not merely representative, example of a particular architectural style or type • display most of the character-defining features of the property type or style; and • retain the essential aspects of integrity for listing in the National, California, or Glendale Registers.

To be eligible under the Architecture and Development context, a historic district must:
• retain a majority of the contributors dating from the period of significance for listing in the National or California Registers; retain 60% contributors for local designation; • display most of the character-defining features of its shared architectural styles or types; and • retain the essential aspects of integrity for listing in the National, California, or Glendale Registers. 1680 of 5188
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5. Survey Findings
Summary of Survey Findings
Using the methodology outlined in Chapter 2 of this report, field surveyors identified a total of 274 resources in East-West Glendale that appear to be eligible for listing in the Glendale Register, some of which also appear eligible for listing in the National Register and/or California Register. Identified resources include the following:
• 264 individual properties
• 10 historic districts
o Collectively containing 437 properties, some of which are also individually eligible o 5 designated individual properties were also identified as contributors to their respective identified districts
ARG also identified 10 resources which may be eligible or contributing, based on research and/or recommendations from community members, but which were not accessible or visible enough from the public right-of-way to enable evaluation. These properties were assigned a Status Code of 7R:
• 7 individual properties
o 601 Bohlig Rd. (Carroll W. Parcher Residence)
o 2885 Edgewick Rd. (Oliver Residence, designed by Gregory Ain) o 1423 Glencrest Terr. (house designed by Sumner Spaulding) o 1558 Glenmont Dr. (Mid-Century Modern house designed by George Ames) o 1884 Los Encinos Rd. (Mid-Century Modern house designed by Pierre Koenig) o 1705 Rancho Ave. (Earl Callum/Bette Davis Residence)
o 1861 Verdugo Knolls Dr. (Clemmons Residence)
• 3 district properties
o 1348 Imperial Dr. (Princes Drive/Imperial Drive potential historic district) o 1538 N Columbus Ave. (Cumberland Road-Ridgeway Drive potential historic district) o 625 Cumberland Rd.(Cumberland Road-Ridgeway Drive potential historic district) Three properties were identified by ARG and members of the community as potentially significant to the history and development of the city, but were found to lack sufficient historic integrity for local, state, or federal historic resource designation. These properties, assigned a Status Code of 6L, may warrant special consideration in local planning matters, or commemoration:
• 1440 El Rito Ave. (Spanish Colonial Revival duplex, home of former baseball pro Daniel “Ecky” Stearns)
• 6401 San Fernando Rd. (Grand Central Market)
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Designated resources and pending local landmark designations are summarized in Chapter 1 of this report, and were not re-evaluated as part of this project, aside from the identification of individually eligible properties within existing historic districts.

Individually Eligible Properties
Single-Family Residential Properties
The majority of properties identified as potentially eligible (63%) are single-family residential properties, reflecting the suburban residential development patterns that shaped East-West Glendale. The earliest properties in the Study Area are single-family residences constructed through 1918. These represent the remnant properties associated with the earliest residential development in this area, often associated with agricultural pursuits. Reflecting a common practice at the turn of the 20th century, a few of the properties were moved to their current locations from elsewhere (typically elsewhere in Glendale or east Burbank).

The Study Area is abundant in Period Revival single-family residences dating to the 1920s-30s, as well as Minimal Traditional and Ranch residences dating to the 1930s-50s. Modern residences dating to the 1950s-1970s and Postmodern, Neo-Traditional, and Neo-Modern residences dating to the 1980s-2000 are also very common. The identified single-family residences dating from 1919 through 2000 were found individually eligible, for the most part, as excellent or rare examples of their architectural styles or types.

One notable type specific to the Study Area is the single-family residence built of natural rounded cobbles (“arroyo stone”); six examples of this type were identified.

Cohesive collections of single-family residences reflecting significant patterns of development, and in some cases, high architectural quality, were identified as potential historic districts (discussed below).

Three non-building resources associated with single-family residential development were identified as individually eligible: a 1924 concrete stair traversing a hillside between Fay Drive and Glenmore Boulevard; a ca. 1925 mortared stone retaining wall running along Campbell Street, Glenmont Drive, Ridgeview Drive, and Melwood Drive; and a ca. 1938 brick entry gate and walls representing remnants of an estate perimeter fence along Riverside Drive.

Six single-family residences were identified as potentially eligible as the homes of significant individuals, including baseball player Babe Herman; actors Don Knotts and Vic Tayback; businessman William W.

Crenshaw; Disney animator James Grant; and Glendale pioneer Dora Verdugo.

Multi-Family Residential Properties
Approximately 11% of the identified individual properties are multi-family residential properties, dating from the 1920s to the 1980s. These were found individually eligible for their association with significant patterns of development and, in most cases, as excellent or rare examples of their architectural styles or types. They range widely in scale, from 1920s duplexes to 1950s courtyard apartments to the 1983 Monterey Island condominium tower (222 Monterey Road), designed by Krisel/Shapiro & Associates. 1682 of 5188
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Four cohesive collections of multi-family residences reflecting significant patterns of development were identified as potential historic districts (discussed below).

Commercial Properties
About 10% of the identified individual properties are commercial or mixed-use properties. They are largely found on major thoroughfares, with the earliest examples (roughly 1925-1930) reflecting an association with the streetcar lines that crossed the Study Area. As the automobile became the primary mode of transportation, the streetcar lines became motorcoach (bus) lines and commercial property types reflected a stronger orientation toward patrons arriving by car. The identified commercial properties were found eligible for their association with commercial development patterns and/or as excellent or rare examples of their architectural styles or types.

Three cohesive collections of commercial properties reflecting significant patterns of development were identified as potential historic districts (discussed below).

Industrial Properties
Only about 3% of the identified individual properties are industrial, and they are all located in the southwestern portion of the Study Area near the former Grand Central Air Terminal, the historic Southern Pacific Railroad line, and the industrial-commercial corridor of San Fernando Road. The earliest industrial properties date to the 1920s and are associated with manufacturing, distribution, and ancillary aviationrelated services. Post-World War II properties reflect some of the same functions, as well as properties associated with the Imagineering department of Walt Disney Enterprises (WED). Some of the properties were also found eligible as excellent or rare examples of their architectural styles or types, including the Albert C. Martin & Associates-designed WED Imagineering headquarters (originally Studio Girl Cosmetics, 1962) at 1401 Flower Street, and the latest property documented in the entire survey: the Cesar Pellidesigned KABC-TV building at 530 Circle Seven Drive, completed in 2000.

Civic/Institutional Properties
A sizable number of individual civic/institutional properties were identified in the Study Area, comprising about 14% of the identified individual properties. Some of the earliest properties, dating to the 1920s and 1930s, reflect the expansion of private and public institutions and municipal services to accommodate the growing population. They include public and private school buildings, the 1928 Glendale Sanitarium Chapel on the Adventist Medical campus, and utility buildings (including several pumphouses, like 1446 Raymond Avenue and 2722 Rustic Lane, designed to look like single-family residences). Some were also found eligible as excellent or rare examples of their architectural styles or types.

Pre-dating even these are the sites of Grand View Cemetery, established in 1884 then largely developed in the 1920s, and Verdugo Park, informally used for recreation as early as the 1870s and largely developed in the 1940s. Large institutional properties like these, as well as other complexes, comprise multiple buildings and features occupying a single parcel. They were identified as individual properties rather than potential districts, due to their single-parcel nature, and the limitations of a large-scale survey, which preclude element-by-element identification or accessing private properties. 1683 of 5188
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Multiple institutional properties are associated with 1930s New Deal programs, including Glendale Community College; buildings at Hoover High School; and bridges constructed in the 1930s and early 1940s as part of flood control projects on Verdugo Wash.

The remainder of the civic/institutional individual properties are post-World War II, associated with another burst of development as Glendale’s population again increased and the built environment expanded. Many of these properties, which include schools, libraries, fire stations, and utility buildings, are also excellent or rare examples of their architectural styles or types, with multiple examples of Modern designs by master or notable architects.

Potentially eligible individual properties are detailed in Appendix D.1, Potential Individual Properties, and mapped in Appendix C, Survey Findings Map. DPR forms are in Appendix E, DPR Forms.

Eligible Historic Districts
Single-Family Residential Historic Districts
The survey identified ten potential historic districts, or cohesive groupings of properties that collectively convey their shared history and aesthetics. Reflective of the suburban residential development patterns that shaped the East-West Glendale area in the 20th century, the majority of them (seven) are residential in nature. Three are exclusively single-family residences, while four are exclusively or almost entirely multi-family residences.

The single-family residential districts have periods of significance dating from the 1920s to the 1940s-50s.

No potential historic districts containing exclusively post-World War II single-family residences were identified in East-West Glendale, but several identified districts have periods of significance extending into the postwar period and include residences from this period as contributors. Single-family residential districts include the following:

Potential Single-Family Residential Historic Districts
Name
Period of
Significance Description
Local
Criteria % Contrib.

Cumberland RdRidgeway Dr Residential
Historic District 1923-1954
174 single-family residences, Period
Revival with compatible Minimal
Traditional and Ranch infill A, C, G, H 68%
Highland Ave
Residential Historic
District 1930-1940
55 single-family residences, Period
Revival with compatible Minimal
Traditional infill A, C, G, H 84%
Princes Dr/Imperial Dr
Residential Historic
District 1926-1941
23 single-family residences, Period
Revival with compatible Ranch infill A, G 87%
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Multi-Family Residential Historic Districts
The multi-family historic districts have periods of significance dating from the 1920s to the 1960s, but primarily reflect multi-family residential development dating to the post-World War II period. One unusual example, the N. Adams Street-E. Glenoaks Boulevard-Verdugo Road Multi-Family Residential Historic District, began construction of Minimal Traditional apartment buildings during the war to provide housing for essential defense workers. The multi-family residential districts are located on or adjacent to major thoroughfares including N. Brand Boulevard, W. Glenoaks Boulevard, and N. Glendale Avenue.

Multi-family residential historic districts include the following:

Potential Multi-Family Residential Historic Districts
Name
Period of
Significance Description
Local
Criteria
%
Contrib.

N Adams St-E Glenoaks BlvdVerdugo Rd Multi-Family
Residential Historic District 1941-1948
22 Minimal Traditional multi-family
residences, all developed by Gregg's
Artistic Homes as part of Tract 12547
subdivided in 1941. A, G 100%
N Brand Blvd Multi-Family
Residential Historic District 1928-1969
32 multi-family residences, various
styles A, G 91%
W Glenoaks Blvd/Cleveland
Rd to Highland Ave MultiFamily Residential District 1935-1955 47 multi-family residences on both
sides of Glenoaks A, G 83%
W Glenoaks Blvd/Highland
Ave to Kenilworth Ave MultiFamily Residential District 1924-1953 67 primarily multi-family residences
on both sides of Glenoaks A, G 75%
Commercial Historic Districts
The survey identified three potential commercial historic districts, all relatively small in comparison with the residential districts. The Kenneth Village business district saw development stretching from the 1920s to the 1960s, resulting in the area’s distinctive character today; it is a rare example of a commercial/mixed-use district on a pedestrian-oriented single-family residential neighborhood scale; the bulk of the commercial properties in East-West Glendale are located on larger thoroughfares with little to no single-family residential development on them. The 700-800 block of N. Glendale Avenue retains an intact cluster of early postwar commercial properties reflecting development patterns from that time.

The most unusual district found during the survey is the Riverside Drive Equestrian Commercial District, comprising only four properties on the south side of Riverside and associated with a distinctive pattern of development that resulted in an area shaped by equestrian recreational activities. Commercial historic districts include the following:

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Potential Commercial Historic Districts
Name
Period of
Significance Description
Local
Criteria % Contrib.

Kenneth Village Commercial
Historic District 1923-1965
19 commercial and mixed-use
properties (Kenneth Village
business district) A, G 84%
N Glendale Ave Commercial
Historic District 1946-1952 6 commercial properties A, G 83% Riverside Dr Equestrian
Commercial Historic District 1940-1972
4 commercial-recreational
(equestrian) properties A, G 100%
Potential historic districts and their contributors are detailed in Appendix D.2, Potential Historic Districts, and preliminary district boundaries are mapped in Appendix C, Survey Findings Map. District DPR form packages are in Appendix E, DPR Forms.
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884
888
892
896
900
870
840
864
1896
1892
1888
1884
1880
1876
1872
1868
1864
1860
1856
1852
1861
1865
1869
1873
1877
1881
1885
1889
1958
1954 1950
1946
1942
1938
1934
1930
1926
1922
1918
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1910 1906
1902
1901
1905
1909
1913
1917
1921
1925
1929
1933
1937
1941
1946
1942
1938
1934
1930
1926
1922
1918
1914
1910
1906
1902
997
995
991
987
983
1900
1906
1914
1920
1922
1926
1946
1950
1958
1960
1962
1966
1972
1965
1955
1941
1939
1933
1902
1912
1920
1924
1928
1932
1936
1939
1935
1933
1929
1921
1919
1915
988
994
998
1938
1938
971
955
1930
1934
1942
1954
1911
1941
945
940
979
975
941
935
911
905
901
895
891
902
904
908
910
912
914
1920
924
930
936
1922
931
927
921
915
916
1921
1915
1911
906
1165
1163
1155
1149
1239
1221
1215
1211
1191
1171
1251
1142
1136
1130
1110
1104
1100
1020
1010
1143
1137
1131
1127
1121
1415
1400
1111
1402
955
949
1000
932
928
924
920
916
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906
1305 901
907
913
917
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920
914
910
900
901
907
911
919
921
923
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920
914
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900 901
909
911
917
912
927
917
1439
1423
1429
1435
1176
1170
1210
1214
1230
1236
1242
1248
1254
1155
1149
1141
1135
1129
1121
1115
1111
1105
1053
1061
1049
1043
1037
1033
1021
1015
1011
1001
1114
1120
1128
1132
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1148
1154
1160
1166
1222
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1271
1303
1255
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1102
1106
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1122
1128
1134
1140
1144
1150
1154
1160
950
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1000
1010
1007
1003
1001
1000
1002
1004
1010
1020 1028
1030
1034
1040
1044
1050
1056
1107
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1101
1100
920
912
908
900
1461
720
901
911
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710
706
735
737
739
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1551
615
627
635
645
711
1481
1487
1497
1505
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1521
1531
1537
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655
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671
677
685
701
702
696
690
682
672
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656
681
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693
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721
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731
648
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630
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679
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1595
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1561
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614
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1594 1590
1589
1591 1593
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677
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621
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669
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1660
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656 650
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710 711
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682696
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727
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1608
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771
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1625
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1601 1610
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1656
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765
749
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1609
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1671
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1714
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1670
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712
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736
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746
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754
731 725
717
715
708
712
720
1710
1707
732
740
744
756
760
768
741
1801
1725
1721
1717
610
616
620
626
630
629
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613
609
1815
612
616
620
624
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638
642
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658
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680
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639
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633
629
625
621
617
611
1901
1905
609
700
1921
1925
1929
1933
1912
1908
1904
612
1900
634 1917
1941
1943
643
1921
1918
2001
1912
1900 514
512
508
504
500
1916
1901 1904
1908
1912 1913
1909
1901
415
511
1905
1908
1918
407
1917
1600
1610
1609
1613
1701
1705
1709
1715
1717
1801
1803
1807
1811
1815
411
417
421
501
505
509
513
1806
517
1802
1724
1714
1712
1708
1704
1700
1614
425
450
2227
2203
442
446
448
2211
2221
2229
2233
2237
2257
2253
581
577
567
529
529
535
2261
2265
2241
2245
519
2205
2231
2200
2204
2201
2205
2210
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2209
2215
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2222
2226
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2240
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2321
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535
531
527
2309
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2405
542
2411
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463
455
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510
524
2427
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532
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540
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568
584
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2318 2324 2332
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2559
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2508
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2506
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2509
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2649
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601
611 621
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2567
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2641
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2563
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2719
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2729
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638
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618
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2705
423
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2748
2740
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2722
2718
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2700
430
412
410
2703
2711
415
411
417
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458
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430
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412 2717
2721
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433
429
430
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2761
2771
2735
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2759
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2656
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2700
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27442752
2620
2548
2602
2606
2612
2638
2642
2648
2618
2652
2430
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2411 2421
2516
2524
2528
2441
2445
2453
2542
2512
2500
388
360
350
341
2461
2457
2437
2431
2450
2460
275
211
231
241
249
253
255
263
260
250
240
226
230
220 210
200
2513
2525
2535
2551
2601
2617 2625
221
231
245
2541
264
221
217
262
250
244
240
236
230
2701
2737
2747
2755
2763
2773
2671
2788
2776
2740
2665 2660
2668
222
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210
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2631
2641
2651
2640
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2620
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2605
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2630
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226
2645
2681
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2712
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2747
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2741
2739
2733
2725
2054
2050
2046
2042
2038
2034
2030
2024
2020
2016
2012
2006
2000
1982
1976
1972
1992
1998
1994
1996
376
368
360
2112
2114
2118
2124
2128
2132
2136
2135
2131
2125
2121
2115
2111
2107
380
2100
2104
2110
2114
2120
2124
2128
2132
2124
366
370
2200
2204
2208
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2222
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2240
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360
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333
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2317
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2260
2323
2264
2327
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2326
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2400 2417
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2454
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2430
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2442
2450
139
135
131
2474
2480
2470
2464
2462
143
255
263
149
125
2570
2556
2550
2528
5 134
2 E Glenoaks Blvd
E Glenoaks Blvd
Scholl Canyon Rd
Maginn Dr
N Jackson St
Melwood Dr
Oakmont View Dr
Wabasso Way
Concord St
SunshineDr
CampbellSt
E Dryden St
Ca v a naugh Rd
Lake St
Buckingham
Rd
N Louise St
E Stocker St
Monterey Rd
Hillside Dr
Royal Blvd
N Brand Blvd
Graynold Ave
Hermosita
Dr
Hollister Ter
Olmsted Dr
Greenbriar Rd
Air Way
N Central Ave
JustinAve
Scholl Canyon Rd
Glenwood Rd
Bel Aire Dr
Elm Ave
Winchester Ave
Raymond Ave
Irving Ave
Emerald Isle Dr
Linda Vista Rd
Thompson Ave
Glenwood Rd
W Mountain St
Figueroa St
Country Club Dr
F lower St
N Pacific Ave
High land Ave
Western Ave
Sonora Ave
Ca
nada
Blvd
Grandview Ave
E Glenoaks Blvd
Allen Ave
Gladys Mtwy
San Fernando Rd
E Mountain St
Cam San Rafael
W Kenneth Rd
W Kenneth Rd
W Glenoaks Blvd
W Glenoaks Blvd
N Verdugo Rd
N Verdugo Rd
E Chevy Chase Dr
E Chevy Chase Dr
Decade Chronology
East-West Glendale | Intensive Level Survey (June 2026) 0 0.5 1 2
Miles
Pre-1900
1900 - 1909
1910 - 1919
1920 - 1929
1930 - 1939
1940 - 1949
1950 - 1959
1960 - 1969
1970 - 1979
Post-1980
No Year Built Data
Survey Area
City Boundary
1698 of 5188
1699 of 5188
Appendix D.1. Potentially Eligible Individual Properties East-West Glendale Historic Resources Survey
APN
Street
No. Dir Street Name Suff Name/Other Identifier
Year
Built Property Type Architectural Style Architect Builder Original Owner Context/Theme Criteria Status Code 5623-011-901 1535 5th St Grandview Branch Library 1963 Institutional Mid-Century Modern Latta, S. Graham Reitinger, Frank Architecture -
Modernism, Post-WWII
Civic/Institutional
Development, 1945-2000 A,C 5S3
5627-027-075 1096 Air Wy
Grand Central Aircraft
Co./Cal-Aero Technical
Institute; Alfred
Biederman's Airport Auto
Rental Service 1929 Industrial Industrial Vernacular
Grand Central
Aircraft Company
Cal-Aero Technical
Institute
Pre-WWII
Civic/Institutional
Development, 1919-1944 A 5S3
5621-031-005 1120 Alameda Ave 1900 ca,
Single-family
residential
Vernacular Victorian
Hipped-Roof
Single-Family Residential
Development, 1872-1918 A 5S3
5625-034-005 150 Allen Ave 1962
Multi-family
residential Mid-Century Modern
William L. Mack
(designer) William L. Mack Mack, William L. Architecture - Modernism C 5S3 5618-027-005 1720 Allen Ave 1953
Single-family
residential Ranch, Traditional Mellenthin, William Architecture - Ranch C 5S3 5614-027-030 1350 Andenes Dr 1965
Single-family
residential Mid-Century Modern
Markwith, Denver &
Marjorie
Markwith, Denver &
Marjorie Architecture - Modernism C 5S3
5614-027-004 1400 Andenes SDr 1942
Single-family
residential Minimal Traditional Niska, Axel
Bush, Mr. & Mrs.