 In addition to many beautiful homes west of Twin Peaks and elsewhere in the Bay Area, Mr. Stoner designed the Carolands Gatehouse as well as the 'Tropic Beach' façade of the Sutro Baths and the building that housed Sally Rand's Nude Ranch at the 1939 Golden Gate International Exhibition on Treasure Island.A veteran of World War I, Stoner was not only associated with some of the Bay Area’s most historic events, places, and figures, but was responsible for creating some of its most charming architecture, including four "San Francisco Chronicle" model homes toured by thousands in the 1920s.His artistic designs graced the covers of Walter Dixon’s "Home Designer and Garden Beautiful Magazine" and were featured on the Golden Gate International Exposition Model Home Tour in 1939.