List of contributing properties in the Broadway Theater and Commercial District

The properties on this list are contributing properties to Los Angeles's Broadway Theater and Commercial District, which was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1979[1] and expanded in 2002.[2]

Listed Name Alternate Name Image Address Type Style Architect Year Built Additional Information
Victor Clothing Company City Hall North
Hosfield Building
Victor Clothing Lofts[3]		 242 S. Broadway Government[3] then retail[2] Vernacular with Beaux-Arts elements Train & Williams 1914 Added to district in 2002[2]
Residential conversion in the 2000s[4]
Bradbury Building 304 S. Broadway Office Italian Renaissance Revival[5] George Wyman 1893 NRHP #71000144[6]
LAHCM #6[7]
Trustee Building 340 S. Broadway Office and retail Parkinson and Bergstrom 1905
Judson-Rives Building Broadway Central Building[8]
The Judson[9]		 424 S. Broadway Office and retail
Theater from 1924-1988[10][11]		 Beaux Arts[10] Charles Ronald Aldrich 1906 LAHCM #881[7]
Residential conversion in 2008[12]
Bumiller Building 430 S. Broadway Renaissance Revival[13] Morgan & Walls 1906
Chester Williams Building 215 W. 5th Street Office[14] Beaux Arts[14] Curlett & Beelman 1926 Residential conversion in 2012[15]
Jewelry Trades Building Title Guarantee Block[16] 220 W. 5th Street Retail[17] Romanesque Morgan, Walls and Morgan 1912 Residential conversion in 2010[18]
O. T. Johnson Building #2 Forve-Pettebone Building[7] 510 S. Broadway Office[19] Robert Brown Young 1905 LAHCM #1125[7]
Roxie Theater 518 S. Broadway Theater Art Deco John M. Cooper 1931 LAHCM #526[7]
Cameo Theater Clune's Broadway Theatre[20] 528 S. Broadway Theater Alfred Rosenheim 1910 LAHCM #524[7]
Arcade Theater Pantages Theatre[7] 534 S. Broadway Theater Beaux-Arts[21] Morgan & Walls 1910 LAHCM #525[7]
Arcade Building Broadway-Spring Arcade[16] 540 S. Broadway Office and retail[22] Spanish Renaissance and Beaux Arts[23] Kenneth A. MacDonald Jr.[1]
Maurice C. Couchot[23]		 1924 Also contributes to the Spring Street Financial District[24]
Residential conversion in 2010[25]
Hubert-Thom McAn Building Eden Hotel[16] 546 S. Broadway Hospitality then office[16] Italianate John B. Parkinson 1900
Silverwood's Building 558 S. Broadway Retail[16] Walker & Eisen 1920
Finney's Cafeteria Gebhart Building[1]
Eshman Building[26]
The Chocolate Shop[16]
Museum of Chocolate[27]		 217 W. 6th Street Food-service German/Dutch interior[28] Plummer and Feil (1913) 1904
1913		 LAHCM #137[7]
Walter P. Story Building New Story Building[29] 610 S. Broadway Office and retail[29] Beaux Arts[29] Morgan & Walls 1908
Desmond's Building Desmond's Department Store[7] 614 S. Broadway Retail[30] Spanish Baroque / Beaux Arts[30] Albert C. Martin Sr. 1924 LAHCM #1207[7]
Office conversion in 2018[31]
Broadway Cafeteria Schaber's Cafeteria[16] 618 S. Broadway Food-service Spanish Colonial Charles F. Plummer 1928 Retail conversion sometime after 2012
Palace Theater Orpheum Theatre
Broadway Palace
Fox Palace[32]		 636 S. Broadway Theater French Renaissance G. Albert Lansburgh 1910 LAHCM #449[7]
Forrester Building 638 S. Broadway Residential[16] Charles Frederick Whittlesey 1907
J. E. Carr Building Brooks Building[33] 644 S. Broadway Commercial[33] Renaissance Revival[33] Robert Brown Young 1908
Yorkshire Hotel J. D. Hooker Building[16] 710-714 S. Broadway Hospitality Parkinson and Bergstrom 1909 Residential conversion in 1972[34][35]
Parmelee Building 716 S. Broadway Office and retail[36] 1907
Barker Brothers Building Sassony Building[37]
The Barker[38]		 722 S. Broadway Retail[39] Robert Brown Young 1909 Office conversion in 2016[37]
Globe Theater Morosco Theatre
Garland Building[40]		 744 S. Broadway Theater and office Beaux-Arts[40] Morgan, Walls and Morgan 1912
Chapman Building Los Angeles Investment Company Building[16]
Charles C. Chapman Building[7]
The Chapman[41]
Chapman Flats[42]		 756 S. Broadway Office[41] Beaux-Arts[41] Ernest McConnell 1911 LAHCM #899[7]
Residential conversion in 2007[43]
Tower Theater 802 S. Broadway Theater French Renaissance S. Charles Lee 1927 LAHCM #450[7]
Singer Building Allied Arts Building[44] 806 S. Broadway Retail[45] Italian Renaissance Meyer & Holler 1922 Residential conversion in 2018[45]
Rialto Theater Quinn's Rialto Theater
Grauman’s Rialto[46]		 812 S. Broadway Theater Greek Revival (1917) changed to Georgian (1923)
Art Deco marquee[46]		 Oliver Perry Dennis (1917)
William Lee Woollett (1923)[46]		 1917
1923[46]		 LAHCM #472[7]
Apparel Center Building Wurlitzer Building[16]
Anjac Fashion Building[47]
Hudson Building[47]		 814 S. Broadway Office[47] Spanish Renaissance Walker & Eisen 1923
Braun Building 820-822 S. Broadway Office[48] Walter Jesse Saunders 1913
Anjac Fashion Building Platt Building[49] 830 S. Broadway Office[49] Gothic Revival Walker & Eisen 1927
Orpheum Theater 842 S. Broadway Theater Spanish Renaissance Schultze & Weaver
G. Albert Lansburgh		 1925
Blackstone's Department Store U.S. Post Office Metropolitan Station 901-10 S. Broadway Retail Beaux Arts[50] John B. Parkinson 1918 Added to district in 2002[2]
LAHCM #765[7]
Residential conversion in 2010.[51]
Broadway Leasehold Building L.L. Burns Western Costume Building[52]
Sparkle Factory[53]		 908-10 S. Broadway Office Gothic Revival Unknown[2]
Meyer and Holler[54][55][56][57]		 1914 Added to district in 2002[2]
Western Costume Building 939 South Broadway Building
939 Broadway Lofts
Anjac Fashion Building[58]		 939-47 S. Broadway Industrial Renaissance Revival with Gothic Revival imagery and Art Deco forms and massing Kenneth A. MacDonald Jr. 1925 Added to district in 2002[2]
Residential conversion in 2018[59]
United Artists Theater Building California Petroleum Corporation Building[60]
Texaco Building[60]
Ace Hotel[60]
STILE Downtown Los Angeles[61]
 921-37 S. Broadway Theater and office Gothic Revival / Art Deco Walker & Eisen (building)
C. Howard Crane (theater)		 1927 Added to district in 2002[2]
LAHCM #523[7]
Hospitality conversion in 2014[62]
Ninth and Broadway Building Anjac Fashion Building[63] 850 S. Broadway[16] Office and residential[16] Zigzag Moderne Claude Beelman 1929
Eastern Columbia Building 849 S. Broadway Retail[64] Moderne Claude Beelman 1930 LAHCM #294[7]
Office conversion in 1957[65]
Residential conversion in 2006[66]
May Company Hamburgers/May Company Department Store
Broadway Trade Center[67]		 SW 8th and Broadway Retail Classical Alfred Rosenheim 1906 LAHCM #459[7]
Merritt Building 301 W. 8th Street Office and retail[68] Italian Renaissance Reid & Reid 1914
Issacs Building 737-747 S. Broadway Office[69] Gothic 1913
Cheney Block 731 S. Broadway Retail[70] S. Charles Lee (1940s)[70] 1913
1940s
Woolworth's 719 S. Broadway Retail[71] Zigzag Moderne Weeks & Day (1920) 1920
1941
United Building State Theatre[72] 703 S. Broadway Theater and office Spanish Renaissance Weeks & Day 1920 LAHCM #522[7]
Bullock's Earl[1]
Tehama Building[16]		 641 S. Broadway Retail Beaux Arts Parkinson and Bergstrom 1906 part of Bullock's complex
Pease Building 646 S. Hill Street Retail Beaux Arts[73] Hudson & Munsell 1906 part of Bullock's complex
Eshman Building Eschmann Building[74] 345 W. 7th Street Retail Beaux Arts Morgan & Walls 1909 part of Bullock's complex
Bridge 321 W. 7th Street Retail Beaux Arts 1921 part of Bullock's complex
Gennet Building 640 S. Hill Street Retail Beaux Arts and Moderne Parkinson and Hubbard 1922 part of Bullock's complex
Hart '24 652-658 S. Hill Street Retail Beaux Arts John and Donald Parkinson 1924 part of Bullock's complex
Hart '28 Hill and 7th Retail Beaux Arts John and Donald Parkinson 1928 part of Bullock's complex
Mackey Building 634 S. Hill Street Retail Beaux Arts and Moderne John and Donald Parkinson 1934 part of Bullock's complex
Bullocks-Hollenbeck Hollenbeck Block[16] 639 S. Broadway Retail Beaux Arts Morgan & Walls 1912 part of Bullock's complex
Mailing's 617-619 S. Broadway Retail French Renaissance S. Charles Lee 1930
Los Angeles Theater 615 S. Broadway Blvd Theater French Renaissance S. Charles Lee
S. Tilden Norton[75]		 1931[75] LAHCM #225[7]
Norton Building Zukors[16]
H. Jeyne Company Building[29]		 601-605 S. Broadway Office and retail Zigzag Moderne[16] Parkinson and Bergstrom[76] 1906
1940		 Residential conversion in 2017[77]
Wood Brothers Building 315 W. 6th Street 1922
Swelldom Building Sun Drug Company Building[16] NW 6th and Broadway Retail[16] Italian Renaissance Davis & Davis, Henry F. Withey[16] 1920
Metropolitan Annex 553 S. Broadway Office and retail[78] 1923 Only surviving portion of Paramount Theatre[79]
Hartfields F. and W. Grand Silver Store Building[7] 537 S. Broadway Retail[80] Art Deco Walker & Eisen[80] 1931 LAHCM #1155[7]
Office conversion in 2015[81]
Reed's Lerners Building[82] 533 S. Broadway Retail[82] Art Deco[82] Philip Barker[82] 1931
Broadway Interiors Schulte United Building
Broadway Arts Tower[83]		 529 S. Broadway Retail[83] 1928 Office conversion in 2014[83]
Remick Building 517-519 S. Broadway Office[84] Abram M. Edelman[84] 1902
Fifth Street Store Shybary Grand Lofts[85] 501-515 S. Broadway Retail[86] Alexander Curlett 1927 Residential conversion in 2006[85]
Metropolitan Building 315 W. 5th Street Retail[87] Beaux Arts[88] Parkinson and Bergstrom 1913 LAHCM #1019[7]
Residential conversion in 2011[87]
Wilson Building 431 S. Broadway Retail[89] 1909
1932
Broadway Mart Center Broadway Department Store[16]
Junipero Serra State Office Building[90]		 401-423 S. Broadway Retail[90] Beaux Arts with Italian Renaissance Revival ornamentation[29] Parkinson and Bergstrom 1913 Office conversion in 1999[90]
Grand Central Market Homer Laughlin Building[91] 315 S. Broadway Retail[92] Beaux Arts[92] Thornton Fitzhugh (1905) 1897
1905		 LAHCM #1183[7]
Million Dollar Theater 307 S. Broadway Theater and office Spanish Renaissance Albert C. Martin Sr. (building)
William Lee Woollett (theater)		 1917 NRHP #78000687[93]
LAHCM #1184[7]
Irvine-Byrne Building Irvine Block[16]
Byrne Building[16]
Giant Penny Building[94]
Pan American Building[16]
Pan American Lofts[95]		 249-59 S. Broadway Office Beaux Arts[95] Sumner Hunt (1894)
Willis Polk (1911)		 1894
1911		 Added to district in 2002[2]
LAHCM #544[7]
Residential conversion in 2004[95]

The following properties were originally listed as contributing,[1] but were removed when the district was expanded in 2002.[2]

Listed Name Alternate Name Image Address Type Style Architect Year Built Additional Information
O. T. Johnson Block 350 S. Broadway Office[16] Italianate Robert Brown Young 1895
O. T. Johnson Building O. T. Johnson Block[16] 356 S. Broadway Office[16] Romanesque John B. Parkinson 1902
Lankershim Hotel 700 S. Broadway Hospitality Robert Brown Young 1902 Mostly demolished in the early 1980s[96]
Nelson Building Grant Building[16] 355 S. Broadway Office and retail[97] Frank Van Trees (1897)[1]
John Parkinson (1902)[98]		 1897[1]
1902[98]		 Reduced to two stories sometime between 1979[1] and 2005[99]
Karl's Karl's Shoes[16] 341-345 S. Broadway Retail[16] Abram M. Edelman 1903

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