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The sources this site is built on, and the ones we would hand anyone who has just bought an Eichler.

4Books in print
One more announced
1Documentary
People in Glass Houses
3Architects’ archives
Berkeley and UCLA

Books

The reading list.


Film

People in Glass Houses.


Atherton

The Atherton record.


19 Irving Avenue

Coverage of the 2024 listing.


The architects

Firms and people.


Archives

Where the drawings are.

The Anshen & Allen and Oakland & Imada collections at UC Berkeley and the A. Quincy Jones papers at UCLA hold most of the surviving Eichler drawings. Links, holdings and how to use them are on our maps and records page.


What we can do for you

Things worth asking us for.

Help us finish the record

If you hold something from 1951 to 1960, we would like to see it.

The 1953 Lindenwood brochure, a plan leaflet, a construction photograph, a letter from Eichler Homes — the documentary record for Atherton is thin, and a scan of what is in your drawer makes it better for every owner in town. We will credit you, or not, exactly as you prefer.


Start with
The historyAdamson & Arbunich, 2002
The tradeNed Eichler, 1982
The filmPeople in Glass Houses, 2013
AthertonEichler Network, 2004–2024

Talk to us

Atherton, specifically.

If we have missed a source — or got one wrong — tell us. We would rather correct the record than defend it.


Where to go next

Read these three.

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