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APN: 5839-011-017
AHAD ID: 10063
Year Built: 1926 (estimated)
Year Built (Assessor): 1926
Year Built (Other): 1923
Legal Description: Lot 13, Map #1
Quadrant: Not on File
Current Lot Size: Not on File
Historic Name: Not on File
Style: Not on File
Stories: Not on File
Type: Residence
CHRS: 3CS
Woodworth, William H. (attributed to) (1930)
Johnston, C.W. (attributed to) (1935)
Building Permits:
| Permit | Year |
| 2401 |
1930 |
| 18,564 |
1935 |
Alterations:
| Cost | Description | Year |
| $5,000 |
N/A |
1930 |
| $500 |
N/A |
1935 |
Original Owner: Lowman, William (Occupation: Salesman)
Original Owner Occupation: Salesman
Place of Business: Not on File
Other Owners:
| Name | Years | Comment |
| Woodworth, William |
1930 |
N/A |
| Carlson, Dr. |
1935 |
N/A |
Original Cost: Not on File
Original Lot Size: Not on File
Moved on to Property: N
Former Addresses:
| Address | Years |
| 624 Alameda Altadena, CA 91001 |
1935 |
Note
Orig. survey notes: 1930: add to dwelling & garage; 1935: add to frame dwelling, 24x16, shingle roof
SHPO Description: This large two-story residence has a medium gable roof. Attached to the west side is an addition on the second story with a carport underneath. The second story has been covered with wood shingles. The rest of the house is covered with stucco. Some windows have wood frames and others are sliding aluminum frame. It is difficult to tell what is original to the house since it appears to have been quite altered. A second house is located in front of the main house. This small house has a high pitched gable roof with a more recent hip roofed cupola added. Siding is stucco and windows are wood frame with multi-panes. The small front porch is attached with a gable roof. The arch that characterizes Mission Revival can be found in the door entrance, the front window and the driveway.
SHPO Significance: This house was built in 1923 for William Lowman, a salesman. It is not certain which house was built first. Neither house is architecturally distinctive enough to qualify for the National Register.
Sources
Builder & Contractor (journal) 12/12/30, p. 70
Builder & Contractor (journal) 8/30/35, p. 60
Information from William Wilson Co. real estate files
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