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1. 115 E. Hillcrest (Vollmer)

   Vollmer residence

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2. 115 E. Hillcrest (Vollmer)

   Vollmer residence

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3. 120 S. Myrtle Ave.

   Brief history of Leven Oaks Hotel, designed by Frank O. Eager for Louis B. Vollmer. It was later sold to Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter and Mrs. Hunter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson.

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4. 464 N. Myrtle Ave.

   History of the Vollmer-Sinclair House and its occupants, accompanied by magazine and newspaper articles and building permits. Louis Vollmer built this home 1923 with architect Frederick H. Wallis, in a Spanish Colonial Revival style. H. Weller was the contractor; the house cost $12,000. Louis Vollmer and his wife Mathilda Siegmann had two children, Alvin Vollmer and Viola Adeline Vollmer. Alvin Vollmer became manager of the Leven Oaks Hotel, whi...

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5. Hall of Justice - 1986

   From 'Picturesque Monrovia' published 1929 by Darkroom Workshop Dec. 1990

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6. Indenture between John and Mary Studebaker and L. B. Volmer - 1911

   Indenture between John M. and Mary J. Studebaker of South Bend. St. Joseph County, Indiana and L. B. Volmer of, Monrovia. Calif. Lots ten (10) and thirteen (13) in the B and G sub-division of Lot D, Block two (2) of Monrovia Tract. Dated Match 23. 1911. For $3,000.

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7. L.B. Vollmer House - 1986

   L.B. Vollmer residence -- Copied from 'Picturesque Monrovia' published 1929 by Darkroom Workshop Dec. 1991

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8. L.B. Vollmer Obituary - 1948

   December 28, 19948

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9. Leven Oaks Hotel & 464 North Myrtle - 1929

   From Picturesque Monrovia

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