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I think it's known as "Innes House." And I think it's because it belonged to a man named Innes that worked in the L.A. city government back it the late 1800s.
Pretty easy on the eyes-
But thank-you anyway. This is a perspective corrected earlier post btw.
It would be nice to tour around the country just doing homes.
What I discovered about them, is that the proportions of the windows for instance, have a very different ratio to the walls, then do modern structures. Same goes for the doors.
I discovered this by trying to design my own "fake" old houses.
It all boiled down to off-beat measurements.
Even with old picture frames...there were no REAL standard sizes...no 9X12, no 12X16 no 16X20...they were all different, like 10 2/3 X 17 1/8, etc...kinda like that.
thats the best I can describe it.