Burgess J. Reeve

All in Los Angeles, California.

• Forthmann Carriage House, Angelino Heights, Los Angeles (Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument)[1]
• Forthmann House c. 1887, North University Park Historic District of West Adams, Los Angeles (Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument)[1]
• Phillips Block, Spring St. west side south of Temple St., c. 1882, home of A. Hamburger & Sons "The People's Store", the largest retailer in Los Angeles at the time; predecessor of May Company California, four stories, second four-story building in Los Angeles, cost $260,000[2]
• Hotel Ramona/Ramona Block, SW corner of Third and Spring, Los Angeles (1885, demolished[3] Demolished in 1903 and replaced by the Washington Building, built 1912, Parkinson and Bergstrom, still standing.[4][5]
• Sentous Block or Sentous Building (19th c., demolished late 1950s) was located at 615-9 N Main St., with a back entrance on 616-620 North Spring St. (previously called Upper Main St., then San Fernando St.). Designed in 1886. Louis Sentous was a French pioneer in the early days of Los Angeles.[6] The San Fernando Theatre was located here. The site is now part of the El Pueblo parking lot.[7][8]
• St. Vincent's College and Church, predecessor of Loyola Marymount University, campus at northeast corner of Washington and Grand (razed), cost $65,000[9][2]
• United States Hotel, three stories, cost $56,000[2]

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  Phillips Block
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  Hamburger's "People's Store" after construction of and expansion into the Philips Block, Spring Street at Franklin ca. 1890s
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  Entrance to Hamburger's department store (forerunner of May Co. California), located at the Phillips Block 1888–1908.
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  Phillips Block about 1900
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  View north on Spring St. from First Street. Phillips Block visible in background, Harris & Frank's London Clothing Company at the SW corner of Franklin/Spring.

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  Hotel Ramona in the Ramona Block
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  1920 view of Sentous Building, N. Main St. near Plaza, designed 1886
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  Forthmann House