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Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel owner asks $21 5 million for estate

Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel owner asks $21 5 million for estate
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Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel owner asks $21 5 million for historic San Marino estate

Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel owner asks $21.5 million for historic San Marino estate Jack Flemming © (Compass) Built in 1929 by Wallace Neff, the Italian Revival-style residence features hand-painted ceilings, antique chandeliers and marble floors. (Compass) Goodwin Gaw’s most prized Southern California property is the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, but over in the affluent enclave of San Marino, the billionaire investor is offering up another impressive estate: the Mrs. James Skinner House. The historic home, built by star architect Wallace Neff 92 years ago, just hit the market for $21.5 million. At 10,811 square feet, it’s the most spacious property currently up for grabs in San Marino, and it boasts a string of owners that sets it apart from its neighbors. Neff built the mansion in 1929 for Harriet Skinner, widow of James Skinner, who helped found the chain of Sears, Roebuck and Co. department stores.

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On the Banks of Yesteryear — Tolan: architects, mayor, publisher, veterans

On the Banks of Yesteryear âÂ Tolan: architects, mayor, publisher, veterans Thomas J. Tolan 3 Tolan, it’s not a typical Delphos name and there are no Tolans living in the city any more but the name shares some interesting history with our town. James and Elizabeth Tolan lived in Carrolton, Ohio, about 20 miles southeast of Canton, in the early 1800s. They had eight children including Thomas Jefferson Tolan and David Henry Tolan. The family moved across the state to Delphos some time after 1860, where James became a marble cutter. Thomas J. followed his father as a marble cutter but some time before 1870, became a self-taught architect. In the mean time,

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