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7248 WEST 91SHOP STREET; This structure, with some 110 feel of Bristol Street frontage, is constructed in the Prairie style. The Prairie style was introduced by Frar7k Lloyd Wright in 1900 in build- ings in northern Illinois. The style is quite cojivion in the midwest, and is only infrequently eritountered in southern California. The example at 1248 Test Bishop Street has been identified by Heritage Orange County, Incorporated, a local historical group, as having preservation potential. On 1 July 1919 E. A. Walkcr was issued a building permit to erect a warehouse at this lacatian. Another building permit was issued in dune 1922 for construction of the residence. A poultry house was added in April 1923 and an incubator house was constructed in September of the same year, A greenhouse was added in curly 1935. Same of the buildings have since been converted to other uses, or gave been replaced by later construction. For example, there is currently no indication of a poultry or incubator house, but a building currently referred to as a "summer house" now ex- ists, This is a one roam building with kitchen and bath facilities lo- cated behind the main house. The greenhouse is shill in existence, but is no longer used as such. About 1960 the ownership of 1248 West Bishop Street passed to the Catholic Bishop of Los Angeles and subsequently to the Bishop of Orange. The change of ownership occured about the time Maur Oei High School, a few blacks to the south, was being constructed. The house was apparently purchased as a support facility for Mater Vei High School, since it now houses several Fathers of the ��Iohertlne Order, inst=ructors at the high school. aue to the far h t�3r�c.a) repril-sL -rated by the balker House, a Building Evaluation Form has been completed acid may be found in the Appendix. OTHER CONSTRUCTION 'Fhe balance of the re:rid i ni ray construction along Bristol Street in the ;turfy area consists of a variety of tract homes, commercial buildings, schools and churches, none of which have historic preservation potential. The bulk of tVie construction was subsequent to 1950, 10