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California Art Deco & Streamline Moderne Buildings (page 13)

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Loma Linda Foods Building
Riverside, CA
The Loma Linda Foods Building was built from 1937-1938. The building now houses Heritage Foods. [map]

Lee House
Sacramento, CA
The Lee House was built by Lawrence & McCarthy in 1941. [map]

residences
Sacramento, CA
These two side-by-side residences were built in 1935. [map]

Baked Apple Building
Sacramento, CA
The Baked Apple Building was built in 1938. It may have housed a Baked Apple restaurant but I believe that was not until much later. By 1942, the building was housing the Log Cabin Restaurant which was owned by Magdalen Berg. The name may have been changed at some point to "Berg's." It closed around 1968 and the building housed several other restaurants after that, including The Baked Apple. Most recently, the building housed Burly Beverages. It is vacant now. [map]

Sacramento City College
Sacramento, CA
The Gymnasium and Auditorium at the Sacramento City College were built in 1937.

Iceland
Sacramento, CA

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The Iceland ice skating rink opened in 1940. It was built by the American Ice Company which is located next door and is still in business. The skating rink was built to bring in money during the slow months. In 2010, the building was completely gutted by a fire. The roof collapsed but the rink's metal pipe foundation was left intact. The rink was reopened as an open-air skating facility. The brick glass facade was destroyed but the neon sign was preserved. In 2019, plans were announced to restore the building. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. [map]

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