PCAD - Erle Farrington Webster

Male, US, born 02/08/1898, died 12/28/1971

Associated with the firm network

Webster and Wilson, Architects

Professional History

Last Residence: 95003, Aptos, Santa Cruz County, CA; SSN: 563-10-9118;

Personal

Born in Texas; lived in Evanston, IL, in 1956; his office was located at 7 Salem Circle, Evanston, IL;

PCAD id: 616

Buildings and other works

Name	Date	City	State
Campbell, Dr. Ian House, Pasadena, CA	1937	Pasadena	CA
Davidson, H.C., House, Palm Springs, CA		Palm Springs	CA
East Gate, New Chinatown, Los Angeles, CA	1938	Los Angeles	CA
Hong Gallery, Los Angeles, CA	1938	Los Angeles	CA
Hong, You Chung Law Office		Los Angeles	CA
Low, Joy Yuen, Restaurant, Los Angeles, CA	1938	Los Angeles	CA
Motorcourt House, Los Angeles, CA		Los Angeles	CA
New Chinatown Los Angeles Master Plan, Los Angeles, CA
Ship of the Desert House, Palm Springs, CA	1936	Palm Springs	CA

Publications

Breeze, Carla, American Art Deco Architecture and Regionalism, 258-261, 2003. Breeze, Carla, American Art Deco Architecture and Regionalism, 258-261, 2003. Breeze, Carla, American Art Deco Architecture and Regionalism, 258-261, 2003. Breeze, Carla, American Art Deco Architecture and Regionalism, 261, 2003. "House for Dr. Ian Campbell, Pasadena, California : Erle Webster and Adrian Wilson, architects", Architect & Engineer, 136: 48-49, 1/1939. "81 New Houses: West Coast, Two bedrooms, one bath, dining alcove, attached garage, sloping site", Architectural Forum, 74: 4, 222-223, 04/1941. Architectural Record, 4/1939. California Arts and Architecture, 10/1939. Ruark, Katie, "'Ship of the Desert' home setting new course", Desert Sun, B5, 05/28/2007. Moure, Nancy D.W., Dictionary of Art and Artists in Southern California, 268, 1984. Hunter, Paul Robinson, Reichardt, Walter L., Residential Architecture in Southern California, 101, 1939. Hunter, Paul Robinson, Reichardt, Walter L., Residential Architecture in Southern California, 100, 1939. "Ship of the Desert article", Sunset Magazine, 1937.