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Integrity <br />This site is all that remains from a once larger poultry farm and a later <br />feed mill operation deveJoped by the original owner/builder, Mr. Edward A. <br />Walker. The main residence and the accessory structures are the only <br />remaining improvements. <br />The main residence has not been altered and has been well maintained to <br />this day. Based on local building permit records, the summerhouse may have <br />originally been constructed in 1923 as a poultry house, which was later <br />expanded with an incubator puildinq. If so, the present summerhouse <br />represents an extensive modification of those earlier facilities, and it now <br />exists as a one -room building, with kitchen and bath facilities. The <br />greenhouse appears to be ire its original condition, but it is deteriorated and <br />is no longer in use. <br />Significance <br />The primary residence is a well- maintained and unusually large example <br />of the Mediterranean/Mi5sion influenced Classical Box style. While this style <br />is not unique in Santa Ana or Southern California, the Walker Residence is <br />prQbabty the test e amp4e 1Df tllis stytiv� 5n Santa Ana, in terms of its size, <br />Integrity and condition. <br />From a h €5toricai standpoint, the Walker Residence is locally significant, <br />as one of the fow remnants Qf the agr €cultural economy that was predominant <br />in the history of Santa Aria. Mr. Edward A. Walker, the original owner of <br />this property was a successful poultry farmer in this area for Several years <br />during the early 1900's. Sometime prior to 1979 he purchased the Banner <br />Mills, a large local feed mill facility which had been for several <br />years and revived the feed mill operation at this site. Mr. Walker operates{ <br />the feed mill, supplying local poultry farmers. until at least 1945, when <br />reference to it i5 dropped from City directories. <br />In T950, this property was purchased by the Catholic Church of Orange <br />County, in conjunction with the development of dater Del High School, the <br />first Catholic High School in Orange County. <br />Bibliography <br />flatheway McKenna, Supplemental l'nformation: Request for <br />Determinat€on of Pigibility for the Walker esidence, May 26, 1987. is5e , <br />Ronald Proper t -urey Report: — pistol Street Between First <br />Street and Warrier Avenue, ity v ants na, range aunty, a i �rnia, <br />September, _f <br />,Geographical data and Map <br />See Exhibit "A". <br />Photographs <br />See Exhibit "B ". <br />
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