The 100
North Brand Building was
built in 1923, and was the first
six-story building
in Glendale and
instantly became a classic.
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Award Ceremony - July 2002
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Wood, brass and marble moldings
complement the building's
interior,
while the building's exterior is one
of the most elegant of its
kind.
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The Glendale Historical Society of Glendale,
California is a non-profit organization dedicated to:
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Advancing the study and
appreciation of Glendale's
history
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Promoting the preservation
of structures and sites that
are culturally significant
for their
historical or
architectural importance
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Advocating for the
preservation
of Glendale's historic resources
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Ensuring the continued
public access and enjoyment of The Doctors' House Museum
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Glendale, California, July
22, 2002 - The Glendale Historical Society recognized the 100 North
Brand Building, with a Certificate of Commendation for the
restoration of The Community Bank Building at 100 North Brand Boulevard,
Glendale, California.
The
Awards Ceremony took place at The Doctors House Gazebo located in Brand
Park. The Society commendation was for the contribution to the
beautification of our main thoroughfare, Brand Boulevard, and the
restoration of a prominent building.
"We acquired the building in December 1996, at that
time, the building had lost much of its glamorous, classical look and feel
that made it so grand in the twenties. We knew that it would take vast
amounts
of work, time and money to re-construct the building, but we were excited at
the prospect of taking this building into the 21st Century. With that
in mind, we hired the Heritage Group in Glendale, as our architectural consultant."
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