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2. Cold War CIA director's longtime mansion sells for $30 ...

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   San Marino just saw its priciest home sale ever. A palatial estate built for former CIA Director John McCone has traded hands for $30 million — or $7.5 million more than the asking price.

3. Edwin Hubble House - Wikipedia

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   The Edwin Hubble House is located in a residential area of western San Marino, on the east side of Woodstock Road near its cul-de-sac end. It is a two-story Mission Revival house, designed by Los Angeles architect Joseph Kucera and completed in 1925. The house is not of architectural significance; it is similar to many homes built in the Los ...

4. Katherine Emery Estate - Wikipedia

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   The Katherine Emery Estate is a historic house located at 1155 Oak Grove Avenue in San Marino, California.It is named for prominent California resident Katherine Sinclair Emery, who commissioned its construction, and has no connection to 1940s Hollywood character actress Katherine Emery.

5. Wallace Neff - Wikipedia

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   The Straus House was designed in 1970 by Neff at the end of his career for Macy's department store heir Robert K. Straus as a weekend retreat. The 1.53-acre (0.62 ha) site is on a bluff overlooking the Santa Barbara Channel in the Hope Ranch community, just north of the city of Santa Barbara .

6. San Marino, California - Wikipedia

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   The Michael White Adobe House is located on the campus of San Marino High School and houses the San Marino Historical Society archives. [39] The University of Southern California owns a house in San Marino which is used as the residence of the president of the university. The residence and grounds often are used for university events.

7. Richard H. Lacy - Wikipedia

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   Richard H. Lacy (August 14, 1866 - July 3, 1945) was an American businessman, politician, and pioneer of San Marino, California, serving as its longtime mayor for 18 years. [1] Prior to his election as mayor, Lacy was a major industrialist, oil tycoon, and real estate developer in the Los Angeles area and city councilman. [2]