The California House: Adobe. Craftsman. Victorian. Spanish Colonial Revival

Synopsis

The Aura And Romance Of Old California Lives On In This Treasury Of Inviting Homes. The California House Presents The Magic Of The Golden State, That Land Of Infinite Promise And Dreams, The Most Tangible Expression Of Which Can Be Found In The Homes Built By Early California Dreamers. Casa Amesti : Monterey, C. 1833-1850s -- Rancho Los Alamos De Santa Elena : Los Alamos, 1839 -- Duhring House : Sonoma, 1859 -- Dunn House : Victorian Gothic Farmhouse : Sonoma, 1875 -- Brune-reutlinger House : San Francisco, 1886 -- Arden : The Helena Modjeska Historic House And Gardens : Stanford White Additions : Orange County, 1888 -- Marston House : Marston House Museum And Gardens : San Diego, 1905 -- Robinson House : Pasadena, 1906 -- Zanone House : Eureka, 1908 -- Batchelder House : Pasadena, C. 1909 -- Black House : El Cerrito : Santa Barbara, C. 1913 -- Smith-heberton House : El Hogar : Montecito, 1918 -- Welles House : Villa Carlotta : Altadena, 1918 -- Frothingham House : Las Tapias : Santa Barbara, 1922 -- Sack House And Studio : Berkeley, 1924 -- Edwards House : Casa Ru : San Marino, 1925 -- Bowie House : Villa Sophia : Hillsborough, 1927 -- Dickinson House : Mariposa : Montecito, 1929 -- Behrens House : Cuatro Vientos : Santa Barbara, 1929 -- Pepper Hill Farm : Ballard (santa Ynez Valley), C. 1929. Kathryn Masson ; Photography By Paul Rocheleau ; Foreword By Robert Winter ; Introduction By Lauren Bricker. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 253-254) And Index.