PCAD - Lindsey, George M., Architect

Aerial view of the Glendale Main Post Office, Glendale, c. 2017; from Google Maps/Street View

Drawing of Garfield High School, Los Angeles, c. 1925; from the Garfield Gazette, 09/04/1925, p. 1

Exterior view of the Glendale Main Post Office, Glendale, 2017; from Google Maps/Street View

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George Morrison Lindsey

Firm Notes

George M. Lindsey operated his architectural practice in Southern California, c. 1923.

PCAD id: 3597

Buildings and other works

Name	Date	City	State
Calvary Presbyterian Church, South Pasadena, CA	1923-1924	South Pasadena	CA
City of Los Angeles, Public Library (LAPL), Stevenson, Robert Louis, Branch, Los Angeles, CA	1926-1927	Los Angeles	CA
Highland Park Presbyterian Church #2, Highland Park, Los Angeles, CA	1923-1924	Los Angeles	CA
Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), Garfield, James A., High School, East Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA	1924-1925	Los Angeles	CA
Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), Marshall, John, High School. Los Feliz, Los Angeles, CA	1930-1931	Los Angeles	CA
Oakmont Country Club, Clubhouse #2, Glendale, CA	1946	Glendale	CA
People's Mortgage Company, Store and Loft Building, Deowntown, Los Angeles, CA	1924-1925	Compton	CA
United States Government, Postal Service (USPS), Post Office, Glendale Main Branch, Glendale, CA	1933-1934	Glendale	CA

Publications

"George Lindsey", Highland Park Herald, 1, 1923-01-19. "Garfield High School, East Los Angeles", Los Angeles Examiner, 2, 1925-01-25. "Election Booms Local Building", Los Angeles Times, A1, 1924-11-15. "Plans for the Robert Louis Stevenson Branch, Los Angeles Public Library", Los Angeles Times, 6, 1926-11-07. "Plans for Highland Park Presbyterian Church", Los Angeles Times, 4, 1923-04-22. "Plans for the Calvary Presbyterian Church, South Pasadena", Los Angeles Times, 19, 1923-06-03. "Garfield High School", Southwest Builder and Contractor, p. 52, col. 2, 1924-08-15. "LIndsey Prepares Plans", Southwest Builder and Contractor, 50, col. 3, 1924-07-04.

Links

The original Highland Park Presbyterian Church building, designed by Architect Thornton Fitzhugh, ca.1905