3500 West Adams Boulevard
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- Built in 1910 on part of Block 60 of the South Arlington Tract by vintner Secondo Guasti; its original designation, before street-name and address-renumberings across the city circa 1912 following recent annexations, was 2700 West Adams Street
- Architect: Hudson & Munsell (Frank D. Hudson and William A. O. Munsell)
- After Guasti died in 1927, followed by his wife 10 years later, 3500 was sold to celebrated choreographer and director Busby Berkeley and his mother. It still stands in excellent repair as the home of the Prana Peace Theological Seminary
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| As seen in the Los Angeles Times, June 19, 1910 |
