All Saint's church, Pasadena, Cal. [graphic] : / Ernest A. Coxhead, architect. [circa 1889].

Greene & Greene.

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By 1917 "the Culbertson sisters...could no longer afford..the property. It was purchased by Mrs. Dudley P. (Elisabeth S.) Allen...who shortly remarried and became Mrs. Francis Fleury Prentiss."--Edward R. Bosley / Greene & Greene. London : Phaidon, 2000, p.160. Bosley dates the house to 1911-13. Bosley lists the job number as 273. From the description of Floor plan [and] part plan of basement [graphic] / [Greene & Greene, architects]. [not...

All Saints Episcopal Church (Pasadena, Calif.)

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Greene, Charles Sumner, 1868-1957

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Charles Sumner Greene was an Arts and Crafts style architect whose design practice included large residences throughout California as well as furniture and other decorative arts. He practiced with his brother, Henry Mather Greene, for part of his career under the firm name Greene & Greene. From the description of Charles Sumner Greene collection, 1862-1956. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 77707396 Biography Charles Sum...

Coxhead, Ernest A., 1863-1933

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Ernest Albert Coxhead (1863-1933) was born in England and received his architectural training at the Royal Academy and Architectural Association in London. In 1890, Coxhead and his brother Almeric began an architecture practice in San Francisco. Ernest Coxhead designed numerous churches and residences in the Bay Area, and was involved in the emergence of the Arts and Crafts style in California. From 1918 to 1919, Coxhead went to LeMans, France, to organize and direct the A.E.F. School of Archite...