Thanks for finding a wider view of yesterday's Julius Shulman subject,
Flyingwedge, and for your kind words. It was, as usual, a well researched and well illustrated reply.
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When I saw the title, I initially thought that this Julius Shulman photoset was going to show a private house. It's
"Job 190: George Turner, Child House, 1948".
The summary, however, makes it very clear that
"Child House is a nursery school".
Here are some children to prove it.
All from
Getty Research Institute
The summary also includes a reference to this second set of photos from two years later. This one is
"Job 707: George Turner, Child House, transparent mirrors, 1950".
The
"transparent mirrors" of the title are on the right. I think I can see the "Child House" lettering on the left. I had to lighten this image.
I'll finish with this view through the mirror. I've done my best to tweak the levels.
All from
Getty Research Institute
I only found a few references to Child House, most of which were in German, and none with a location. Then, when I zoomed in on the first image in the second set, I saw small signs in the windows saying "Exceptional Children's Foundation". The 1956 CD lists two addresses for the foundation. One of them is 2225 W Adams Boulevard, which is where you'll still find them today.
GSV
I'm not sure what's up with GSV today - I couldn't access historic Streetview or move around as normal (I tried three different browsers).