The Bryson-Bonebrake Building on the northwest corner of 2nd and Spring Streets, with the addition of two stories on top. The original building was completed in 1889 at a cost of $220,000. The block was commissioned by John Bryson, Sr., Los Angeles mayor, and George H. Bonebrake, banker. The building was six stories plus a basement and contained a lodgeroom on the sixth floor. There was a court in the center of the building. The architects were Joseph Carter Newsom and Samuel Newsom.
Commercial buildings--California--Los Angeles Commercial strips--California--Los Angeles Newsom, Joseph C Newsom, Samuel Spring Street (Los Angeles, Calif.) Second Street (Los Angeles, Calif.)
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