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City Hall (1925-7) (100 N Garfield Ave.) in afternoon light.
Style: Spanish Baroque. Architect: John Bakewell Jr. & Arthur Brown Jr.
| Carvings over portal of City Hall.
| City Hall overview.
| City Hall dome.
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Pacific Southwest Trust & Savings Bank building (1925) (234 East Colorado Blvd.) 8 floors.
| Star News building (1925) (525 East Colorado Blvd.) 3 floors.
| David B. Gamble house (1908) (4 Westmoreland Pl.). Style: Craftsman. Architect: Charles & Henry Greene. On National Register. 
| Gamble house front door with leaded glass window of tree.
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Louise C Bentz house (1910) (657 Prospect Blvd.). Style: Craftsman. Architect: Charles & Henry Greene. On National Register.
| Louise C Bentz house.
| (695 Prospect Blvd.). Style: Craftsman.
| Swiss chalet (572 Prospect Blvd.).
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Gabled cottage (575 Prospect Blvd.).
| Millard house (1923) (645 Prospect Cres.). Style: Textile Block. Architect: Frank Lloyd Wright. On National Register.
| Millard house, first F.L. Wright textile block construction.
| Millard house detail.
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Robert R. Blacker house (1907) (1177 Hillcrest Ave.). Style: Craftsman. Architect: Charles & Henry Greene. On National Register.
| Henry A. Ware house (1913) (459 Bellefontaine St.). Style: Craftsman. Architect: Charles & Henry Greene. On National Register.
| Howard Longley house (1897) (1005 Buena Vista). Style: Craftsman. Architect: Charles & Henry Greene. On National Register.
| 569 S. Marengo at California Avenues. Style: Gothic.
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Bryan Court (1916) (427 S. Marengo Ave.) rare example of group of American bungalows. Style: Bungalow. Architect: D.M. Renton.
| Henry E. Huntington Gallery with bronze sculpture of dogs chasing a boar.
| Seahorse fountain at Henry E. Huntington Library.
| Arched wooden bridge in Japanese Garden at Henry E. Huntington Gardens.
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Barrel cactus at Henry E. Huntington Gardens.
| Broad Center for Biological Sciences at Cal Tech (2002). Style: Postmodern. Architect: Pei Cobb Freed & Partners.
| Beckman Auditorium design details at Cal Tech.
| Gates Chemistry Lab (1917) (now admin) at Cal Tech.
Style: Churrigueresque. Architect: Bertram G. Goodhue & Elmer Grey.
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Probably portrait of artist's son Titus (c 1645-50) by Rembrandt in Norton Simon Museum.
| Rose Parade detail of two seahorses made of flowers.
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