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Old Posted Sep 6, 2019, 11:30 PM
JeffDiego JeffDiego is offline
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Originally Posted by Flyingwedge View Post
Ooops . . . Hoss beat me to it.

Thanks, Jeff!

At least initially, it was known as the Royal Court Apartments:



March 1, 1910, Los Angeles Herald @ CDNC via UC Riverside


The January 6, 1910, building permit lists the building's address as 600-604 Coronado and shows the building's owner,
James D. Fiscus, as the architect. The 1911 LA City Directory gives the address as 604 S. Coronado.
Thanks, Flyingwedge and Hoss. I'd assumed this bldg. was on Bunker Hill, not remembering that Coronado Street is in the Westlake Park district - so had wondered why we'd never seen it in Bunker Hill photos. Now that's cleared up - and I wonder if anyone has an additional photo or photos of The Royal Court Apts? I am mesmerized by the bldg. Elements of the Green Hotel and The Hollywood Hotel, but quite singular on its own.
By the way, notice the sign across the street that says "Yorty." Was that our memorable Mr. Sam Yorty, circa 1940?
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