Lester S. Moore
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Architect Lester S. Moore designed residential homes, and other buildings in the early 20th century. He is credited for being the first to recognize and appreciate Mission Style as a worthy architectural form. [1]
One of Lester S. Moore's most notable achievments is the "Montecito View Home" which was declared Los Angeles Historic Cultural Monument #529 on 04/23/1991. This house, built in 1909, is a one and one-half story Craftsman bungalow overlooking the Arroyo Seco from Monetcito Heights, and is located at 4115 Berenice Place, Los Angeles, CA 90031.
[edit] Structures Designed by Lester S. Moore[2][3]
| Year Built | Style | Location | Structure Name |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1908 | Craftsman | 3587 Mount Rubidoux Dr, Riverside, CA | The William B. Clancy House |
| 1909 | Craftsman | 4115 Berenice Place, Los Angeles, CA | The Montecito View House |
| 1909 | Mediterranean Revival | 3563 Mount Rubidoux Dr, Riverside, CA | The Stanley J. Castleman House |
| 1910 | Craftsman | 4555 Mission Inn Ave, Riverside, CA | The Isaac Logan House |
| 1911 | Mediterranean Revival | 2203 South Harvard Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA | Thomas J. Washburn House (Once owned by Hattie McDaniels, "Gone with the Wind" actress) |
| 1911 | 4625 Glenwood Dr, Riverside, CA | Bigelow's Bungalow | |
| 1911 | 4495 Fifth St, Riverside, CA | The Phillips House | |
| 1912 | Mission Revival | ? San Andreas Ave, Riverside, CA | The University of Riverside Citrus Exp Station |
| 1912 | Prairie | 3783 & 3811 Mount Rubidoux Dr, Riverside, CA | LeRoy and LaMonte Simms Houses (twins) |
| 1912 | Craftsman | 4509 University, Riverside, CA | The Harry Stewart House |
| 1913 | Craftsman | 4556 University Ave, Riverside, CA | The Charles E. Waite House |
| 1914 | Craftsman | 4540 University Ave, Riverside, CA | The M. B. Sleeper House |
| 1914 | 4477 University Ave, Riverside, CA | The Hugh Craig House | |
| 1915 | Mediterranean Revival | 4495 Mission Inn Ave, Riverside, CA | The Robert Lutz House |
| 1917 | Mediterranean Revival | 4541 Mission Inn Ave, Riverside, CA (Originally 1541 Seventh St) |
The Mary E. Brehm House |
