Eager, Frank O. | City of Monrovia Legacy Project

101 E Greystone - 1999

History of the home appearing in the brochure for the MOHPG historic homes tour. Built in 1907 and lived in by architect Frank O. Eager.

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105 E Greystone - 1987

History of the home appearing in the brochure for the MOHPG historic homes tour. Designed by Frank O. Eager and built by J.P. Daniels for George A. Newcomb. Probably built in 1909.

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130 N Myrtle - 1993

History of the home appearing in the brochure for the MOHPG historic homes tour. Built in 1908 for Frank J. Cornes possibly designed by Frank O. Eager. Frank partnered with C.E. Slosson in a livery stable. He had many other business enterprises in Monrovia, including Cornes' grocery store at the SE corner of Lemon and Myrtle.

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217 N. Alta Vista - c. 1978

Wyman Ellis House designed by Frank O. Eager architect.

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217 N. Alta Vista - c. 1978

Wyman Ellis House designed by Frank O. Eager architect.

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231 N. Primrose Ave. - 4/28/2014

Detailed history of this property, whose original owners were Isaac R. and Estella Foe Colborn. Style is Craftsman Mediterranean. Architect Frank O. Eager. Later residents included Clifford and Sylvia L. Jensen; Kenneth and Rosemary Smith, Bohdan and Pilar Jelinek. Built 1914. Correspondence between Charles Pomeroy and Steve Baker which identifies some additional owners. Copy of Monrovia Daily News of September 3, 1915 with obituary of Maude Ethe...

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304 N. Canyon Blvd.

Original owner Anna L. Tracy. Architect Frank O. Eager. Completed in 1908. Early residents with Anna Tracy were Dr. Charles E. and Louise M. Tracy Winslow. Dr. Winslow was proprietor of the Red Feather Poultry Yards, which were advertised as "the greatest winter layers." Later residents: John and Mary O'Day and children Ethel, Pearle, Guy William, and Leslie; William Henry and Lucy Pier and children William F., Arthur, and Edson. Craftsman sty...

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505 N. Magnolia Ave.

Notes about the architect who designed this home for Dalton and Clara A. Perkins in 1914. Architect was Frank O. Eager whose buildings in Monrovia include 211. N. Magnolia Ave., 149 Highland Pl., 205 Highland Pl, 379 N. Encinitas Ave., 217 N. Alta Vista Ave. 231 Primrose Ave., 256 N. Myrtle Ave., 505 N. Magnolia Ave. and 304 N. Canyon Blvd. He also provided the original design for the 'Leven Oaks Hotel.

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Children at Christmas Tree - c. 1912

Notes on back: "Outdoor Christmas tree at the Frank O. Eager residence on the corner of Myrtle and Greystone Avenues, Monrovia. Probably 1912. Counterclockwise around the tree from the left: Myron Hotchkiss, John Adams, James Slemons, Alvin Eager, Cryssie Hotchkiss, Nettie Hotchkiss, Louise Hotchkiss, Tom Hotchkiss, Don Hotchkiss, Unknown."

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Frank O. Eager, Architect, Monrovia Homes - c. 1920

FOE Home Studies by Frank O. Eager, Architect, Studio at Monrovia, Cal. American National Bank Building. Images from this book of the homes he designed in Monrovia. Images of homes he designed outside of Monrovia are not included in this scanned copy of the booklet.

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Frank O. Eager, Architect, Monrovia Homes cover - c. 1920

FOE Home Studies by Frank O. Eager, Architect, Studio at Monrovia, Cal. American National Bank Building. Images from this book of the homes he designed in Monrovia. Images of homes he designed outside of Monrovia are not included in this scanned copy of the booklet.

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