Hall Coggins was born in San Leandro, California and studied privately with the artists William Keith and Raymond Yelland.
The step-daughter of a contractor, twenty-five year old Leola Hall saw entrepreneurial potential in the housing boom east of San Francisco Bay where many families fled after the earthquake of 1906. Between 1907 and 1912 she built dozens of Craftsman style homes in the Elmwood section of Berkeley. Though untrained in architecture, she designed the houses, purchased (showing 500 of 1600 characters). |
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