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1. 505 N. Alta Vista Ave.

   History of the home built in 1926 by R. D. Davidson Company of Pasadena in the Spanish Colonial style. Designed by architect Luther L. Fentress for Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Elkington of Berkeley for $18,000. John and Elsie McBratney bought the Elkington house for their family, with children Sheila, William, Kathleen, and John Jr. After John's death in 1938, Mrs. McBratney carried on the operation of their McBratney's store with sister-in-law, Elizabeth...

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2. 505 N. Alta Vista - McBratney - 1977

   505 N. Alta Vista - Gold Hills - McBratney residence

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3. 505 N. Alta Vista - McBratney - 1977

   505 N. Alta Vista - Gold Hills - McBratney residence

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4. 505 N. Alta Vista - McBratney - 1977

   505 N. Alta Vista - Gold Hills - McBratney residence

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5. 505 N. Alta Vista - McBratney - 1977

   505 N. Alta Vista - Gold Hills - McBratney residence

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6. 505 N. Alta Vista - McBratney - 1977

   505 N. Alta Vista - Gold Hills - McBratney home John B. McBratney operated the unique McBratney's Irish Linen Store. While he worked at whatever jobs he could find, his " brother was in the meantime developing a business in fine linens through personal solicitations, starting out first with sample books, and later, after acquiring a little stock, sold direct to the homes, which business was enlarged by the use of a horse and buggy. The growth of ...

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7. First National Bank Liberty Loan Committee

   Names of Officers and Committee

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8. McBratney's Irish Linen Store - 1930

   An advertisement in "Your Monrovia Home" with a photo of McBratney's, which grew in size and became a full service department store. The full booklet is in Obj ID "MH 01 120".

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9. Monrovia Genealogy - Mc Bratney Family - 2015

   Genealogical Notes.

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