MONUMENT NAME AND ADDRESS	Adopted/  Approved	Monument  No.
San Antonio Winery  725-749 Lamar Street  738-744 Gibbons Street	9/14/1966	42
Residence  2054-2056 Griffin Avenue Built circa 1887, it is unusual for Queen Anne decorations to be developed in a masonry house.	5/21/1975	144
Residence  3537 Griffin Avenue A circa 1886 residence described as Queen Anne with Italianate elements.	05/21/1975	145
Site of Lincoln Park Carousel (Demolished)  Mission Road & Selig Place Designed by Oliver & Ross Davis in 1914, the beautiful Lincoln Park Carousel was burned by vandals on August 25, 1976.	4/21/1976	153
Fire Station No. 1  2230 Pasadena Avenue Built in 1940, it is a sterling example of Streamline Moderne architecture.	7/7/1976	156
Residence  3110 N. Broadway Built circa 1880, this residence is an excellent example of Queen Anne architecture.	7/7/1976	157
Lincoln Heights Branch Library  2530 Workman Street Constructed in 1916 and designed by Hibbard & Cody, it is a two-story Italian Renaissance building of brick and stucco. It is said to be one of the City's most visually interesting neighborhood public buildings and one of the few remaining Carnegie libraries in the area.	6/3/1983	261
Villa Rafael  2123 Parkside Avenue The original portion of this house was built in 1904. In 1923 Giovanni and Tranquilla Vai acquired the property. On March 25, 1929 Mr. Vai secured a permit to modify the structure, listing J. A. Wilson as the architect for the modification. Its architecture is described as Spanish Colonial Revival exterior with an Italian Renaissance-influenced interior.	6/3/1983	263
Department of Water and Power Building  2417 Daly Street Remodeled to its present condition by theater architect S. Charles Lee, this Art Deco building represents the Department of Water & Power's usage of Moderne styling for district offices during that time.	8/5/1988	384
Edison Electric Company (Los Angeles #3 Steam Power Plant)  650 S. Avenue 21 Built 1902-1909? A steam and hydroelectric plant on Alhambra Ave. (the first to use new, efficient steam turbine technology).	10/21/1988	388
Federal Bank Building  2201 N. Broadway Built circa 1910, this unusual Italian Renaissance building features a corner dome designed by architects Neher & Skilling.	11/23/1988	396
Albion Cottages and Milagro Market  1801-1813 Albion Street Built circa 1870, these cottages and Turn-of-the-Century neighborhood market are a window into the past.	6/20/1989	442
Bowman Residence (Exterior Only)  2425 Griffin Avenue This one-and-one-half-story Eastlake home was built circa 1885. One of the early owners of this home was William H. Bowman, a Turn-of-the-Century land and commercial developer	6/20/1989	443
Sacred Heart Church  2210-2212 Sichel Street  2801 Baldwin Street Built in 1893 and designed by Frank Capitan, it is one of the few remaining churches of late Nineteenth Century Los Angeles. It has a significant Victorian Gothic Revival exterior with a transitional square tower (now without the upper stories and spire). It also features a historic stained glass window and an ornate altar.	12/5/1989	468
Residence  2660 Sichel Street  Built in 1893 as a two-story house in the Eastlake style.	6/11/1991	533
Lincoln Heights Jail (Los Angeles City Jail)  401-449 N. Avenue 19 The Art Deco portion of the jail was built in 1931 by the Los Angeles City Construction department. The Bauhaus Modern addition was built in 1949, designed by Kaufman and Stanton.	11/30/1993	587
Lincoln Heights Branch Library  2530 Workman Street  (See # 261 above)	5/19/1987	2344
Binford Residence  2200-2212 Eastlake Avenue  3201 Baldwin St.		2447
Schliebitz Residence  2063 Griffin Avenue		2454
Nicol Residence  2309 Hancock Street		2455
Lemberger - Sigler Residence  2800 Manitou Avenue		2456
Todd Residence  2808 Manitou Avenue		2457
Stoltenberg Residence  2901-2907 Manitou Avenue		2458
Olin Residence  2622-2624 Mozart Street		2460
Girard - Vai Residence  2113-2113 1/2 Parkside Avenue  (See # 263 above)		2475
Clark-Doody Residence  2139-2141 Parkside Avenue		2476
Foyen Residence  2242 Workman Street		2537