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Adobes - Post 1900 - Highland Park

Casa de Adobe Est. 1918
The Casa de Abobe, adjacent to the Southwest Museum, was competed in 1918 by the Hispanic Society of California and donated to the museum in 1925.

Modeled after Rancho Guajome, a pre-1850s Spanish California rancho, the Casa was designed by and constructed in the traditional manner by local adobe craftsman. The Casa's holdings include furniture, paintings, decorative arts, tin work and religious folk art. Not open to the public.

4603 N Figueroa, Highland Park, CA 90065 Map

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Adobes - Post 1900 - Los Angeles

Alice Lynch Residence Est. 1922
L.A. Historic Cultural Monument 621
Erected in 1922 and designed by Architect Harwood Hewitt. This single-family Spanish Colonial Revival style adobe residence incorporates the distinguishing characteristics of a low gable roof, plaster walls, recessed windows, limited openings, decorative iron work, and a close indoor/outdoor relationship. Declared: 3/6/96

2414 4th Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90018 Map

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Adobes - Post 1900 - Mission Hills

Dr. Mark R. Harrington Residence Est. 1947 more photos...
Dr. Harrington built this adobe in 1947 after restoring the Andres Pico Adobe. Private residence. Not open to the public.

11039 Memory Park Ave., Mission Hills, CA 91345 Map

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Adobes - Post 1900 - North Hollywood

Campo de Cahuenga Est. 1950 National Register more photos...
California State Historic Landmark 151
L.A. Historic Cultural Monument 29
The birthplace of California. This small park commemorates the signing of the Treaty of Cahuenga which was negotiated in 1847; the treaty signalled the end of hostilities in California in the Mexican-American War. Open by appointment. The adobe is a 1950 replica of the Cahuenga Adobe built on the site in 1845.

3912 Lankershim Blvd., North Hollywood, CA 91604 Map
818 292-5190

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Adobes - Post 1900 - Santa Clarita

Residence

38839 San Francisquito Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, CA 91390 Map

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Adobes - Post 1900 - Santa Monica

Carillo House Est. 1925
Designed by John Byers

1602 Georgina Ave, Santa Monica, CA 90402 Map

MacBennel House Est. 1921
Designed by John Byers

404 Georgina Ave, Santa Monica, CA 90402 Map

Zimmer House Est. 1924
Designed by John Byers

2101 La Mesa Dr, Santa Monica, CA 90402 Map

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Adobes - Post 1900 - Saugus

Harry Carey Ranch House Est. 1932
Not open to the public.
28515 San Francisquito Canyon Road, Saugus, CA 91390 Map

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Adobes - Post 1900 - Sierra Madre

Ngo Residence Est. 1918
Typical architecture for the period. Private residence. Not open to the public.

241 Ramona Ave, Sierra Madre, CA 91024 Map

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Adobes - Post 1900 - West Hills

Rancho Sombra del Roble Est. 1920
L.A. Historic Cultural Monument 31
This 1920 adobe residence was the home of W. W. Orcutt, one of the founders of the oil production industry in California. In 1901, Orcutt discovered the La Brea Tar Pits' prehistoric fossils. Declared: 1/22/65. Open daily Sunrise to Sunset.

23600 Roscoe Blvd., West Hills, CA 91304 Map
818 346-7449

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Adobes - Post 1900 - Woodland Hills

Residence Est. 1947
A core of concrete block and rebar sandwiched with adobe brick make up the 18 inch thick walls. Not open to the public.

22603 Erwin St, Woodland Hills, CA 91367 Map

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