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Baxter Residence, 1907 2450 25th St This structure of merit is an intact example of American Foursquare style. |
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Shotgun House, circa 1899 Santa Monica Airport Shotgun houses were typically used as low-cost housing after the Civil War through the 1920s. |
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Santa Monica Airport Rotating Beacon Tower, 1928 Adjacent to 3223 Donald Douglas Loop The Rotating Beacon Tower represents one of the earliest navigational tools used in night flying. |
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American Foursquare Style Residence, 1905 128 Hollister Avenue A fine example of American Foursquare style and typical of beach cottages that were built in Santa Monica in the first decade of the 20th Century. |
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R.D. Farquhar Residence, 1911 147 Georgina Avenue This two-story French villa style home was once the home of renowned architect R.D. Farquhar, relative the founder of Santa Monica, John Percival Jones. |
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The Embassy Apartment Hotel, 1924 1001 Third Street The Embassy Apartment Hotel dates back to the time when Santa Monica was the last railway stop on the Los Angeles train. |
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Single-Family Residence, 1923 1414 Idaho Avenue The property at 1414 Idaho Avenue is a good example of a typical California bungalow with Colonial Revival influences. |
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Strick House, 1964 1911 La Mesa Drive An excellent example of the International Style as interpreted by renowned Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer. |
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E.C. Japs/Crossland Residence, 1911 2511 Beverly Avenue A good example of the Craftsman architectural style developed for a middle class client. |
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Spanish Colonial Revival-style building, 1926 1337 Ocean Avenue The façade is reminiscent of the earlier Mission style, and was especially popular during this era of Santa Monica’s development. |
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