Ezra F. Kysor

Ezra Frank Kysor (1835–1907) was an American architect from Los Angeles, California.

He is believed to be the first professional architect to practice in Southern California.

[1] Around the age of thirty, he traveled west to Virginia City, Nevada.

[5] Hennessy, who was born in Ireland and came to the United States in 1875 or 1876, left Los Angeles for Australia in late 1880.

[7] It was around this time the Kysor began to withdraw from practice, to focus on real estate speculation.

Pico House , Los Angeles, CA. 1869-70.
Merced Theatre , Los Angeles, CA. 1870.
Samuel C. Foy House , Los Angeles, CA. 1872.
Los Angeles High School , Los Angeles, CA. 1872-73. Demolished.
R. C. Cathedral of St. Vibiana , Los Angeles, CA. 1875-76. Altered.
William H. Perry House , Los Angeles, CA. 1876.
University Building , University of Southern California , Los Angeles, CA. 1880.
Hazard's Pavilion , Los Angeles, CA. 1887. Demolished.
Palomares Hotel, Pomona, CA . 1887. Burned.