Supporting Actress Oscar for her role as Mammy in Gone with the Wind. Moore became associated with Riverside, California when he submitted plans for a new Riverside County courthouse in 1902. Moore did not win the contract, but he did subsequently design a number of homes and other structures in Riverside. Many of the Riverside homes Moore designed were located in the somewhat exclusive area now known as the Rubidoux Heights Historic District, which included one section commonly referred to as "Banker's Row". List of structures designed by Lester S. Moore References External links General & Informational Links University of Washington Libraries, Digital Initiative Program, Architect Database (Search the Architects for "Moore, Lester S.") "City of Riverside Historic Districts and Homes Database" "Mount Rubidoux Historic District Design Guidelines, Riverside, California" by Thirtieth Street Architects. September 2, 1992 Brent C. Dickerson, A Visit to Old Los Angeles and Environs; (See "8. Broadway (part 2). First Street to Fourth Street." for a glimpse of the Tejo Building) Photos of Lester S. Moore and Buildings he Designed Photograph of Lester Moore at CCM Oil Company (1912 - tallest man in second row) Apartment Building West Sixth Street Los Angeles (1900) Moore on hiking trip (1904) Moore on hiking trip (1904) Montecito View Home; Charles J. Fisher, Historian (1909) Hemet Public Library (1913) 1871 births 1924 deaths Artists from Topeka, Kansas Architects from California Artists from Los Angeles Architects from Kansas