looking for a sunset bird in winter was written in 1923.
when was looking for a sunset bird in winter written?
1923
sunset hall was a retirement home for religious liberals founded in 1923 by members of first church with money raised by the women's alliance of first church. intended as a means of support for elderly persons with progressive values in the days before social security, the home thrived for several decades before declining and eventually closing. sunset hall is the subject of the documentary sunset story (2003). the first sunset hall was opened at 1424 south manhattan place. in 1937, a second home across 15th street at 1504 south manhattan place was opened, the two buildings together housing 16 residents. in 1965, sunset hall moved to a building at 2830 francis avenue, a few blocks from first church. by the 1980s occupancy had dwindled as seniors preferred to remain at home until they required a level of medical care that sunset hall did not offer. the organization suffered several years of deficits. in 1989, the directors voted to close the organization but the residents overturned that decision and managed to hold on to the building. the francis avenue location finally closed in 2005 with the last remaining residents moved to bethany towers in hollywood. endowed by the sale of the francis avenue property, the sunset hall organization continues to provide a variety of senior services and programs at locations throughout the mid-wilshire and hollywood areas of los angeles.
first unitarian church of los angeles
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re goldcorp exchange limited (in receivership): kensington v liggett