Herbert A. Linthwaite Explained

Herbert A. Linthwaite
Birth Date:	17 June 1858
Birth Place:	Indiana, USA
Death Place:	Los Angeles, California, USA
Awards:	Linthwaite and Holbrook (1906-1907)
Significant Buildings:	Garber House

Herbert A. Linthwaite (June 17, 1858, Indiana – December 31, 1929, Los Angeles) was an American architect and a member of the AIA Columbus.^[1] Born in Indiana, Linthwaite rose to prominence as an architect in Columbus, Ohio from 1879 to 1911, when he moved to Los Angeles. In 1922, he built the Garber House; it became a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument in 2007.^[2] He married Sara De Long in September 1879 and died in Los Angeles in 1929.^[3]

Notable works

• Old Columbus Dispatch Building, Columbus Ohio - 68 North High Street. Completed in 1910. The building housed the Columbus Dispatch, the city's daily newspaper, until 1925.
• Frederick W. Schumacher mansion
• Garber House - Los Angeles, California
• The Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company Building - Columbus, Ohio^[4]
• The Central Ohio Paper Company - Columbus, Ohio
• The Columbus Female Benevolent Society building
• Fred Lazarus mansion - 1080 Bryden Road, Columbus, Ohio^[4]

Notes and References

1. Web site: AIA College of Fellows. AIA Columbus.
2. Web site: Los Angeles Department of City Planning . September 7, 2007 . Historic - Cultural Monuments (HCM) Listing: City Declared Monuments . City of Los Angeles . 2008-09-22 .
3. News: Friends Unite in Last Tribute to Linthwaite. 4 January 1930. Los Angeles Times. 19 .
4. 130.