A Photography Project
Hollyhock House’s reopening for tours of the interior were, due to COVID, slow to resume, accompanied with a no-photography restriction. The restriction was removed recently and several SoCal Landmarks photographers took advantage.
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Hidden behind towering white bird of paradise plants and an ancient oak, the Rancho Los Feliz Adobe in Griffith Park in Los Angeles, built in the 1830s by the heirs of José Vicente Feliz, now serves as the Park Ranger’s Headquarters.
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The natural gas-fired power plant located at Newland & PCH in Huntington Beach was built in 1969. It has been upgraded several times and in 2020, was converted to a combined-cycle plant, which increased efficiency and reduced emissions.
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The Killefer School stands as one of the most historically significant buildings in Orange and Orange County. Built in the Cypress Street Barrio in 1931, the school desegregated 3 years before the state forced school integration in 1947.
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The Ennis House, made of over 27,000 interlocking concrete blocks, is perched on a 3-acre lot in the foothills of the Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles. It was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for Charles & Mabel Ennis in 1923, built in 1924.
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A survey of historic resources in San Marino identified 264 individual buildings, 13 historic districts and 9 non‐building resources (structures, objects & sites) that may be eligible for listing as City of San Marino Historic Landmarks.
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Paseo de la Guerra at State and De La Guerra in Santa Barbara, listed as El Paseo and Casa de la Guerra in the National Register of Historic Places, is a complex of one- and two-story buildings built over a period of almost 160 years.
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