Rancho Santa Fe Architectural Planning Article, The Modern Clubwoman, January–February, circa 1930s
Entry/Object ID
2026.005.043
Collection
Rancho Santa Fe Advertisments, Newspapers, Periodicals, and Clippings Collection
Archive Items Details
Title
Rancho Santa Fe Architectural Planning Article, The Modern Clubwoman, January–February, circa 1930s
Description
Illustrated magazine article page from The Modern Clubwoman discussing the architectural and community planning of Rancho Santa Fe. The text describes the development of Rancho Santa Fe as a planned horticultural community on a 9,000-acre Spanish land grant and references L. G. Sinnard, W. E. Hodges of the A. T. & S. F. Railroad, and architects Requa and Jackson. The article outlines the adoption of Mediterranean-style architecture consistent with climate and landscape conditions and discusses residential planning considerations. The page includes photographs with captions referencing the home of Barton Millard and a patio development by C. A. Shaffer.
