Former YWCA - Riverside, CA - YMCA / YWCA on Waymarking.com

From the National Register of Historic Places: "The old YWCA Building was the first permanent home for the Riverside YWCA. It was used by the YWCA until 1966 when it was sold to the Riverside Art Center and Museum and became the first permanent home of that organization. The lot for the building was donated by Frank Miller. The building itself was designed by Julia Morgan, a major California architect. It ranks as one of her more important buildings in Southern California." (visit link)

YMCA, YWCA: YWCA Currently Being Used: No Physical Address: 3425 7th Street Riverside, CA USA National Association: YWCA of America Local Association: Not listed Website: Not listed Date local association was founded: Not listed Date building was built: Not listed Gym at this location?: Not Listed Temporary housing at this location?: Not Listed Daycare at this location?: Not Listed

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