Christian Science Society, Avalon

historic place

The Christian Science Society building in Avalon, Los Angeles County, is a historic place. Located at 209 East Whittley Avenue, this structure was completed in 1929 and formally dedicated on August 18, 1929. Designed by Hans Wallner of the Webber & Spaulding firm, the building features Spanish Colonial Revival architecture. It was the first building in Avalon constructed in this style, establishing an architectural precedent for the town. Funded by the Wrigley family, it was considered a gift to Avalon from Mrs. Ada Wrigley. Worship services were held here from 1931 through the early 1990s. The Christian Science Society building was added to the National Register of Historic Places on July 10, 2017. It stands as a significant example of Avalon's architectural history.

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