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California Mid-Century Modern: Educational Buildings (page 3)

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Valhalla High School
El Cajon, CA
Valhalla High School was built in 1974. [map]

Sunny Hills High School
Fullerton, CA
Sunny Hills High School was built in 1959. [map]

California State University at Fullerton
Fullerton, CA
Titan Shops Pollak Library
William B. Langsdorf Hall
These buildings shown above are located at the California State University at Fullerton.

The Titan Shops houses the campus bookstore and school supplies store. I believe it was built in the late 1960s.

The Pollak Library was completed in 1966.

The William B. Langsdorf Hall houses administrative offices and classrooms. It was built from 1969-1971.

Hope International University
Fullerton, CA
Hope International University is located just south of California State University at Fullerton. The buildings were built in the 1960s for Cal State Fullerton. They originally housed a shopping center, dormitories, and a movie theatre. The Titan Theatre, top row of photos above, was built in 1966. Hope University moved to this location in 1973. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. [map]

C. Morley Sellery Elementary School
Gardena, CA
The C. Morley Sellery Elementary School, also known as the Sellery Special Education Center, was built from 1961-1963. [map]

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