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and of dozens of other churches and schools in
Southern California." Some of these, either planned or completed, were:
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around 1892–94. Before going into business for himself as an
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752:Members of the Los Angeles City Council, 1889–1909
281:Skilling "designed and supervised construction of
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530:"C.F. Skilling, Architect, Dies,"
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16:American architect and politician
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1101:Daniel Michael McGarry
1074:James Potter Davenport
380:vacuum cleaning system
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1156:Edward L. Hutchinson
1031:William Miller Bowen
987:Pomeroy Wills Powers
933:Zacharias D. Mathuss
382:, freight elevator,
213:Manchester, Illinois
155:Manchester, Illinois
1182:Robert E. Wirsching
1138:Theodore Summerland
1066:Leroy Milton Grider
992:Theodore Summerland
947:Oscar Eugene Farish
846:George W. Stockwell
640:Los Angeles Herald,
625:Los Angeles Herald,
592:Los Angeles Herald,
577:Los Angeles Herald,
470:vocational training
462:contagious diseases
1191:George W. Campbell
1115:Benjamin S. Lauder
1079:Arthur D. Houghton
971:Jacob Frankenfield
910:Edward A. Clampitt
890:Meredith P. Snyder
841:Francis M. Nickell
532:Los Angeles Times,
390:(with Otto Neher).
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164:September 26, 1919
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1143:John Tracy Gaffey
1062:George D. Pessell
978:Samuel H. Kingery
975:William H. Rhodes
851:William H. Pierce
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388:electric fixtures
363:," two passenger
353:Temple Auditorium
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1242:1868 births
1187:Samuel Rees
1119:Edward Kern
1097:J. T. Brown
1070:A. A. Allen
997:Niles Pease
761:Presidents:
594:May 1, 1910
307:dining room
301:, library,
201:Los Angeles
171:Los Angeles
110:Preceded by
1236:Categories
1123:Harry Lyon
795:Summerland
484:References
474:resolution
460:and other
372:steam heat
232:Republican
185:Republican
175:California
148:1868-12-07
55:March 2023
480:in 1906.
454:ordinance
376:wall beds
365:elevators
327:bathrooms
276:architect
272:draftsman
239:pneumonia
100:In office
39:summarize
1175:9th Ward
1131:8th Ward
1091:7th Ward
1050:6th Ward
1006:5th Ward
964:4th Ward
919:3rd Ward
873:2nd Ward
829:1st Ward
384:plumbing
319:bedrooms
223:and the
207:Personal
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331:furnace
311:kitchen
785:Powers
780:Silver
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800:Pease
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