Electric Railroad Bridge, Torrance, 1913, NRHP-listed Etiwanda Depot, Rancho Cucamonga, California, 1914, NRHP-listed La Jolla Recreational Center, San Diego, 1915 Walter L. Dodge House, West Hollywood, 1916, destroyed 1970 Samuel Raymond House, Bluff Park, Long Beach, 1918 Clarke Estate, Santa Fe Springs, 1919, NRHP-listed Horatio West Court, Santa Monica, 1919, NRHP-listed Americanization School, Oceanside, 1931, NRHP-listed Oceanside City Hall and Fire Station, Oceanside, 1934, NRHP-listed References Other sources reprinted in 1975 by Praeger External links Irving J Gill Foundation Peter M. Price Spec House #1 Irving Gill, Homer Laughlin and the Beginnings of Modern Architecture in Los Angeles, Part I: 1893-1911 Irving Gill, Homer Laughlin and the Beginnings of Modern Architecture in Los Angeles, Part II, 1911-1916 Irving Gill's First Aiken System Project: The Sarah B. Clark Residence, 7231 Hillside Ave., Hollywood, Spring 1913 Selected Publications of Esther McCoy, Patron Saint and Myth Maker for Southern California Architectural Historians for much on McCoy's introduction to Gill's work by architect-historian John Reed and Gill's subsequent "rediscovery." The "Dirt-Proof" House for Adelaide M. Chapin, "Fire-Proof" House for Persis Bingham Cassiday, and West Adams Villas for Anna W. Mills, Irving Gill, Architect for some recent Gill "discoveries." Frank Mead: 'A New Type of Architecture in the Southwest,' Part II, 1907-1920 for much on Gill's short-lived, but mutually important 1907 partnership with Frank Mead. Architects from Syracuse, New York Architects from California Modernist architects Arts and Crafts architects 1870 births 1936 deaths History of San Diego History of Torrance, California History of Los Angeles County, California People from Tully, New York Modernist architects from the United States 20th-century American architects