Old Brea City Hall

Seamlessly blending the Spanish revival and art deco architectural styles, this prominent building stands as a link to Brea’s history as an oil boomtown. Officially listed on the National Registry of Historic Places, the city hall now serves as a headquarters for the Boy and Girl Scouts of Brea. Whether or not the young scouts look up at the moldings and finials above the windows does not matter, because the city would not be the same without this building. (2018)

Architect: Allen Ruoff

Built: 1928

Style: Spanish Revival

Type: Civic

Address: 401 S Brea Blvd

City: Brea

Sources:

National Archives Catalog. (2020). California SP Brea City Hall and Park. Archives.gov. catalog.archives.gov/id/123860173

National Parks System. (1984). National Register off Historic Places Inventory. National Parks System, United States Department of the Interior. https://npgallery.nps.gov/GetAsset/18d3803f-5be7-4e6a-aee0-62de6903abf0