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Pasadena, California
1901, 1902, 1906, 1911, 1914, 1916
In 1901, Henry and Charles Greene began what was to be a long
relationship with the Pasadena Ice Company and their president,
S. Hazard Halsted, and vice-president, Freeman Ford. The first
jobs at the ice plant were to design an office, ice house, and
stable on the west side of Broadway along the Santa Fe railroad
on the south end of town. In 1906, another office was designed.
Although the work was not glamorous, it paid the bills at a
time when expenses for Henry’s growing family were on
the rise. Most importantly, their work for the Pasadena Ice
Company brought them additional work from company-related clients
and with the private homes of Halsted and Ford themselves. In
1911, a brick addition for the ice and cold storage building
for the company was commissioned. In 1914, alterations were
made to icehouse condenser tower A, and in 1916, office alterations
including a dumbwaiter were designed.
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