D&M Galleon Tile Panel at El Encanto
In 1928, developer Peter Snyder broke ground on Midwick View Estates, a development project in Monterey Park, Los Angeles. As his sales office, he built a beautiful Spanish Revival building and named it “Jardine El Encanto.” The property features a cascading waterfall that flows down the hill from the office. Both the interior and exterior are full of California tile. Large D&M Tile 36×48″ Spanish tile panels flank the entrance of the office.
Both the building and waterfall are registered historical sites with the State of California and form part of Cascades Park.

