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⁠For Mr. and Mrs. ⁠C. C. Stanley, Marston and Van Pelt⁠ would design a long and lean two-story Spanish Colonial Revival style home. The home’s covered entryway does double duty by also serving as a foyer as guests are informally welcomed direct
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Upon its completion in 1931, the tower Altadena’s Charles W. Eliot Junior High School would serve as civic landmark in the unincorporated community’s skyline. For the school’s design, architects Marston &
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By the early 1920s, Marston and Van Pelt⁠ was successfully creating homes in the then en vogue Mediterranean Revival style. For Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Jefferson, the architectural duo would design a sprawling home with a modif
On the Market: 1929 Mediterranean Revival style home is Pasadena’s Madison Heights neighborhood.⁠
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There is nothing quite like a striking Mediterranean Revival style, and today’s home pulls out all the stops. Located in Pasadena’s
For Mr. and Mrs. James Scripps Booth, ⁠Marston and Van Pelt⁠ would design a sprawling Spanish Colonial Revival style home and studio overlooking Pasadena’s Arroyo Seco and the then band new Rose Bowl stadium. ⁠While on their two-year European h
On the Market:: 1935 Albert Frey-designed Guthrie Residence in Palm Springs.⁠
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In the 1930s, the architectural firm of Van Pelt and Lind, Architects would set up shop in the desert resort community of Palm Springs, to design holiday home’s for
For Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Munn, Marston, Van Pelt & Maybury would design an economically sized home in the Flintridge neighborhood of what would become La Canada-Flintridge. Rather than the popular Spanish Colonial or Mediterranean Revival styles, M
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⁠Completed in 1922, the Residence of Mrs. ⁠Bertha Holt Clark is a prime example of Marston and Van Pelt⁠’s eclectic Mediterranean Revival style commissions. Located on a large corner lot, the home is organized around