By Kathy HoskinsIn 1902 Charles and Henry Greene‘s architectural firm prepared plans for alterations to the home of George G. Guyer in Altadena. This home was the former residence of Col. George G. Green, who made millions in unregulated patent… Read More »Greene and Greene 1902 Remodel of Historic Altadena Home
Sarah Noble Ives, noted artist and author, is best know for writing Altadena’s first history book, Altadena (Altadena Historical Society, 1938). In 1924, Sara and her three sisters purchased two lots and a cottage “sight unseen” on the southeast corner… Read More »Altadena’s First Historian Sarah Noble Ives
We’re upgrading our computers at archives, so all time is dedicated to scratching our heads. THE ENIAC(Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer) Look for a more thoughtful post next Monday!
The house at 1050 E. Mariposa may be the most historically important house in Altadena because, except for the chimney and roof, it has never been remodeled or restored. Sometimes the best preservation is no preservation at all. “Thatch Cottage” designed… Read More »Altadena’s McClintock House
Don’t miss Altadena Historical Society’s newest exhibit at Websters Community Pharmacy, 2450 N. Lake Ave., Altadena. It includes an overview of the Mt. Lowe Railway told in vintage postcards. The Mt. Lowe Railroad was set amid the spectacular beauty of the… Read More »Mt. Lowe Post Card Exhibit at Websters Community Pharmacy