PCAD - Marston and Van Pelt, Architects

Exterior view of the Garford House, Pasadena, CA, 2011. From Google Maps/Street View

Portrait of Arthur Garford, (a cropped portait with Senator Hiram Johnson), possibly in Los Angeles, CA, c. 1912. From the Library of Congress.gov, Bain News Service Collection, Item #LC-B2- 2437-4

Satellite view of the Garford House, (center just above driveway circle), Pasadena, CA, c. 2021. From Google Maps/Street View

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Sylvanus Boardman Marston, Garrett Beekman Van Pelt Jr.

Active 1913-

Marston and Van Pelt operated an office in Pasadena, CA;

PCAD id: 933

Buildings and other works

Name	Date	City	State
Arcade Building #2, Pasadena, CA		Pasadena	CA
Curtin House, Pasadena, CA	1915	Pasadena	CA
Garford, Arthur L., and Mary Nelson, House, Oak Knoll, Pasadena, CA	1917	Pasadena	CA
Jefferson, William and Belle, House, Laguna Beach, CA	1929	Laguna Beach	CA
Jones, Garfield R., House, Pasadena, CA	1920	Pasadena	CA
Lamanda Park School District, Lamanda Park School, Lamanda Park, Pasadena, CA	1914	Lamada Park	CA
Mexican Methodist Church, Pasadena, CA	1915	Pasadena	CA
Meyer, John Henry, House, San Marino, CA	1920	San Marino	CA
Newby, H., House, Pasadena, CA		Pasadena	CA
Turner and Stevens Funeral Home, Pasadena, CA	1922	Pasadena	CA
Van Pelt, Garrett Beekman, Jr., House, Pasadena, CA	1926
Van Pelt, Garrett Beekman, Jr., Laguna Beach, CA	1930	Laguna Beach	CA
Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA), Building #2, Old Pasadena, Pasadena, CA	1910	Pasadena	CA

Publications

Howard, John Galen, "Country House Architecture on the Pacific Coast", Architectural Record, XL: 4, 330-332, 1916-10. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, "Garford House, 1919", Architecture in Los Angeles A Compleat Guide, 362, 1985. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, "Van Pelt House, 1926", Architecture in Los Angeles A Compleat Guide, 361, 1985. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 390, 1994. "Garford House AIA Award", Southwest Builder & Contractor, 11, col 2, 4/16/1920. "Arcade Building, Pasadena AIA Award", Southwest Builder & Contractor, 11, col 2, 04/16/1920. "Meyer, John H., House, San Marino, plans", Southwest Builder and Contractor, 15, col 1, 05/14/1920. "Jones, Garfield R., House, Pasadena, plans", Southwest Builder and Contractor, 16, col 1, 05/14/1920. "Mexican Methodist Church, Pasadena, notice", Southwest Contractor and Manufacturer, 18, col 3, 03/20/1915. "Mexican Methodist Church, Pasadena plans", Southwest Contractor and Manufacturer, 19 col 1, 01/30/1915. "Eight room frame and plaster school", Southwest Contractor and Manufacturer, 19, 9/5/1914. Tuttle, Kathleen, Sylvanus Martson: Pasadena's Quintessential Architect, Eckbo, Garrett, Urban Landscape Design, 39, 1964.

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