Westwood
Cliff May, a leading exponent of the California ranch-house style, is the subject of a new oral history volume in the UCLA library. A resident of Brentwood, he is a designer, contractor and real estate developer.
UCLA’s Oral History Program was established in 1959 to document regional history and includes more than 300 interviews. Bound volumes containing the interviews may be read in the special collections section of the University Research Library.
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