The Valley House Record

Houses with no year on record.

Every house this record holds without a year built, by city and street.

The documents behind these 14 houses name the architect but give no year built that this record can use. Each is listed with who designed it, and who built it and who first owned it where the record names them, and with the documents behind it.

14Houses with a named architect
0Architect attributed only
3Builder named too
3First family named too
0Confirmed standing

Every house with no year on record.

Sorted by city and street.

14 houses
HouseBuiltStyleDesigned byBuilt byFirst familyRecord
350 S. Mills Avenue
Claremont
not givenKonstany StysKonstany StysNational Register recordRussian Village District, National Register of Historic Places..., p. 15
460 California Terrace
Pasadena
not givenLouis du Puget MillarGeorge F. Ranney (the owner)George F. Ranney
first owner
Landmark record Building notice, 1920Designation of 880 South Madison Avenue as a Landmark, p. 6
1920 building notice
1160 Chateau Road
the John Keisey residence
Pasadena
not givenMid-Century Modern homeJohn Field KelseyLandmark recordDesignation of 1160 Chateau Road as a Landmark, p. 2
2995 E California Boulevard
Pasadena
not givenMarston & Maybury librarySurveyAppendix D. Survey Findings Property List, Final, p. 98
530 E Claremont Street
Pasadena
not givenArts and Crafts homeJ. Cyril Bennett libraryLandmark recordDesignation of 530 East Claremont Street as a Landmark, p. 1
Designation of the House at 817 Rio Grande Street as a Landmark, p. 5
931 Gainsborough Drive
Pasadena
not givenR. M. SchindlerSurveyAppendix D. Survey Findings Property List, Final, p. 98
880 La Lorna Road
Samuel Hinds House
Pasadena
not givenSylvanus B. Marston librarySamuel Hinds
first owner
Landmark recordDesignation of 171 South Grand Avenue as a Landmark, p. 6
1500 Lombardy Road
Pasadena
not givenMiller FongSurveyAppendix D. Survey Findings Property List, Final, p. 98
2995 Lombardy Road
Pasadena
not givenMarston & Maybury librarySurveyAppendix D. Survey Findings Property List, Final, p. 98
3002 Lombardy Road
Pasadena
not givenMarston & Van Pelt librarySurveyAppendix D. Survey Findings Property List, Final, p. 98
450 N. Raymond Avenue
Pasadena
not givenShingle Style homeGreene & Greene libraryNational Register recordLate 19th and Early 20th Century Development and Architecture in..., p. 24
1611 Pleasant Way
The Gates/Obrien House
Pasadena
not givenMid-Century Modern homeBuff, Straub & Hensman libraryNational Register recordPoppy Peak Historic District, National Register of Historic..., p. 20
290 W. Colorado Boulevard
Pasadena
not givenThornton LaddLandmark recordDesignation of the House at 280 California Terrace as a Landmark, p. 7
1913 Oak Street
South Pasadena
not givenColonial Revival homeLester H. HibbardStanton, Reed & HibbardBerryman, Helen S. and John R. Berryman Jr.
first owner
Survey Building notice, 1928City of South Pasadena Inventory of Historic Resources, p. 64
1928 building notice

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How this record is built.

This record is compiled by the Arroyo Casa Archive of Records from public documents: city and county historic resources surveys and inventories, National Register nominations, landmark designation reports and council records, planning documents and preservation groups' publications, plus the building notices of 1917 to 1930, printed as houses were permitted, contracted or announced. Where a house was matched to the Los Angeles County Assessor's record at the same address in the same city, the page says whether the county confirms it standing. A house is shown only when one of those documents names its architect, and the builder and the first family are shown beside the architect where a document names them. Each house carries the kind of document behind it, and a credit the document itself calls likely, probable, possible or attributed is marked attributed. The methodology and every source document are on one page.

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