AKA: Odd Fellows Building, Watts, Los Angeles, CA
Structure Type: built works - recreation areas and structures
Designers: Morgan, Walls and Clements, Architects (firm); Stiles Oliver Clements (architect); Octavius Weller Morgan Sr. (architect); John A. Walls (architect)
Dates: constructed 1926
Overview
Nine men incorporated this International Order of Odd Fellows Lodge in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles, CA, on or about 02/24/1911. Soon thereafter, in 05/1911, Glendale architect Paul Tuttle produced plans for a temple for this Watts group, but it is unclear if it was completed.
The cornerstone for this Watts IOOF Lodge was laid in 12/1926. (See "Lay Cornerstone for Odd Fellows Temple," California Eagle, 12/03/1926, p. 1.)
Alteration
Morgan, Walls and Clements, Architects, supervised a remodeling of this lodge in 1933. (See Van Nuys IOOF Building Remodel, Southwest Builder and Contractor, 05/12/1933, p. 34, col. 2.) It is possible that the building sustained some damage due to the Long Beach Earthquake of 03/10/1933.
PCAD id: 14104