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Lilian Janette Rice (1888–1938), biography webpage, San Diego Historical Society, February 19 2001Description
Two-page illustrated magazine article titled “Rancho Santa Fe – a Vision” written by Lillian J. Rice, identified as Supervisor of Architecture at Rancho Santa Fe, published in The Modern Clubwoman. The article discusses architectural planning and development at Rancho Santa Fe, referencing Mediterranean architectural influence, community planning principles, and the role of architectural restrictions in shaping the community. The pages include multiple photographic illustrations depicting buildings and views at Printed webpages from the San Diego Historical Society website presenting a biographical article titled “Lilian Janette Rice (1888–1938).” The pages describe Rice’s birth in National City, California, her education at the University of California at Berkeley School of Architecture, and her architectural work including the planning and supervision of Rancho Santa Fe for the Santa Fe Land and Improvement Company. The article discusses her architectural philosophy emphasizing harmony with landscape and natural materials and lists several buildings attributed to her work. The printed pages include the website address sandiegohistory.org and display a printed date of February 19 2001. Santa Fe, including captions referencing the home of Mr. Burton Millard, buildings in Rancho Santa Fe, and a shop in the Civic Center.Creator
San Diego Historical SocietyDate(s) of Creation
Feb 19, 2001
