1931 – 1946 Non-Residential Development

Quality commercial architecture for this period was restricted to a few buildings, all in the Streamline Moderne style. The construction of the First Lutheran Church was important, both in its coherent design as well as a symbolic undertaking of the time. Several major public buildings and facilities were constructed in Fullerton, many with the benefit of the WPA. Again, a Spanish Colonial Revival architecture was the favored style for these buildings.

Hillcrest Park, 1930s (improvements)
Mutual Building & Loan Association, 1933 (remodeled)
Pilasters at Amerige Park, 1934
Wilshire Junior High School, 1934-36
Fullerton College, 1935
Fullerton Post Office, 1938
Val Vita - Hunt Wesson Office, 1939
Fullerton City Hall, 1939
Fullerton Library, 1941
First Lutheran Church, 1942
Adams' Barbershop Building, 1946