Lloyd Bridges and the Lloyd Building
I don't recall where I read it, but this building in Eureka was once owned by the late Lloyd Bridges.
posted by Jack Durham at 11:51 AM
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I don't recall where I read it, but this building in Eureka was once owned by the late Lloyd Bridges.
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His dad owned the building and named it for his son Lloyd. His dad was a real estate guy and had holdings in Eureka and Crescent City. Lloyd attended EHS, I believe.
The Dad was actually Lloyd Jr. They owned the Professional Building block at 5th and F, the Romayne apatments, the Heuers Building and even the Vance Hotel in it's hey-day. Gary Gephart and Dave Galitz are both relatives who have remained in Humboldt County.
The Dad was actually Lloyd Sr. They owned the Professional Building block at 5th and F, the Romayne apatments, the Heuers Building and even the Vance Hotel in it's hey-day. Gary Gephart and Dave Galitz are both relatives who have remained in Humboldt County.
Save the second post. It was Lloyd Sr. who was the Dad.
So was this building in the family??
The lower floor was used by the county as part of the welfare dept. when I first moved here, if memory serves me correct.
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