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Citrus Square: paradise planned next to Hancock Park

Columnist · March 2, 2023

George Allan Hancock was truly one of the great aristocrats of his day. Scion of the Gilded Age, he was the son of Major Henry Hancock (the owner of the […]

Home at 361 N. Citrus Ave., one year later

John Welborne · December 2, 2020

The reaction throughout Los Angeles to the sudden demolition last year of an historic 1927 Tudor-style home at 361 N. Citrus Ave., on the southwest corner of Oakwood Ave., was […]

Letters to the Editor

Chronicle Staff · January 1, 2020

‘Historic Citrus Ave. home quickly demolished’ Considering the blatantly illegal steps that were taken to demolish 361 N. Citrus — actions that were specifically designed to cover up and deceive […]

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, House Demolished

Chronicle Staff · December 4, 2019

‘Historic Citrus Ave. house quickly demolished’ This is so sad and infuriating! Having been in the home many times, I can attest that it had been lovingly and professionally maintained […]

Reaction to demolition is vitriolic

John Welborne · December 4, 2019

The reaction throughout Los Angeles to the sudden Oct. 23 demolition of the historic Tudor home located since 1927 at 361 N. Citrus Ave., at Oakwood Ave. just west of […]

Historic Citrus Ave. house quickly demolished

John Welborne · October 31, 2019

Neighbors on Citrus Avenue, just west of Hancock Park, were shocked on Oct. 23 when the historic 1927 home at 361 N. Citrus Ave., at the southwest corner of Oakwood […]

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