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| "Prof" denotes an unclassified Professorville home. "*" indicates that the owner accepted a centennial plaque. | ||||||
| Address | Year | Inventory | Award | Tour | Architect/Builder | Other |
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| Island Drive got its name for the barrier in the middle of the street protecting a stately, spreading Deodar cedar. | ||||||
) 100 Island Drive |
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) 111 Island Drive |
Birge Clark | |||||
) 123 Island Drive |
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) 140 Island Drive |
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) 155 Island Drive |
Birge Clark | ) alternate view |
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) 160 Island Drive |
May 9, 2012 photo | |||||
) 175 Island Drive |
1936 | |||||
) 185 Island Drive / 1422 Edgewood Drive |
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 190 Island Drive |
1929 | 2 | Landmark home | Frederick Confers, architect | Originally 190 Park Way | |
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| Address | Year | Inventory | Award | Tour | Architect/Builder | Other |
) 1916 Ivy Lane |
1950 | Anshen & Allen / Eichler | ||||
) 1919 Ivy Lane |
1950 | Anshen & Allen / Eichler | ||||
) 1930 Ivy Lane |
1950 | Anshen & Allen / Eichler | ||||
) 1933 Ivy Lane |
1950 | Anshen & Allen / Eichler modified |
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) 1944 Ivy Lane |
1950 | Anshen & Allen / Eichler | ||||
) 1947 Ivy Lane |
1950 | Anshen & Allen / Eichler modified |
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) 1958 Ivy Lane |
1950 | Anshen & Allen / Eichler modified |
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) 1961 Ivy Lane |
1950 | Anshen & Allen /Eichler | ||||
) 1972 Ivy Lane |
1950 | Anshen & Allen / Eichler modified |
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) 1975 Ivy Lane | 1950 | Anshen & Allen / Eichler modified fence |
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| Address | Year | Inventory | Award | Tour | Architect/Builder | Other |
| Named for Father Juniper Serra, founder of nine California missions. This county road connects Page Mill and Alpine Roads behind the central campus and Lagunita. | ||||||
| 551 Junipero Serra, Stanford | 1934 | Original owner Sheets | ||||
| 616 Junipero Serra, Stanford | 1936 | John K. Branner | Original owner Coester | |||
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| Address | Year | Inventory | Award | Tour | Architect/Builder | Other |
| Kellogg Avenue, an original Palo Alto street, was named by Timothy Hopkins to honor his wife, Mary Kellogg Crittenden. They were married in 1882. | ||||||
) 244 Kellogg Avenue |
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) 256 Kellogg Avenue |
1910 | |||||
 270 Kellogg Avenue |
1909 | |||||
) 305 Kellogg Avenue |
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 320 Kellogg Avenue |
1916 | 3 | Fred Meyer | Originally 1401 Bryant; F.W. Fox, builder | ||
) 330 Kellogg Avenue |
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) 333 Kellogg Avenue |
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) 339 Kellogg Avenue |
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) 342 Kellogg Avenue |
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) 343 Kellogg Avenue |
1910 | |||||
) 345 Kellogg Avenue |
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) 355 Kellogg Avenue |
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) 360 Kellogg |
Birge Clark | Guest house at rear | ||||
 555 Kellogg Avenue |
1909 | 3 | ||||
) 575 Kellogg Avenue |
1912 | |||||
) 633 Kellogg Avenue |
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| Address | Year | Inventory | Award | Tour | Architect/Builder | Other |
| Kingsley Avenue, an original street, was named for Charles Kingsley, an English clergyman, historian, and novelist. (1819–1875). | ||||||
) 200 Kingsley Avenue |
Professorville | |||||
 221 Kingsley Avenue |
1902 | 2 | 1993 HHT | |||
) 222 Kingsley Avenue |
1904 | Professorville | ||||
) 252 Kingsley Avenue |
Professorville | |||||
) 257 Kingsley Avenue |
1904 * | Professorville | 1993 HHT | |||
) 262 Kingsley Avenue |
1907 | Professorville | ||||
) 303 Kingsley Avenue |
Professorville | |||||
) 319 Kingsley Avenue |
Professorville | |||||
) 325 Kingsley Avenue |
1940 | Professorville | Birge Clark | Kingsley Court | ||
) 327 Kingsley Avenue |
1940 | Professorville | Birge Clark | Kingsley Court | ||
| 333 Kingsley Avenue | 1940 | Professorville | Birge Clark | Kingsley Court | ||
 334 Kingsley Avenue |
1903 | 2 | 2003 Preservation Award | 1992 and 2003 HHTs | George Mosher, builder | |
| 335 Kingsley Avenue | 1940 | Professorville | Birge Clark | Kingsley Court | ||
| 343 Kingsley Avenue | 1940 | Professorville | Birge Clark | Kingsley Court | ||
) 345 Kingsley Avenue |
1940 | Professorville | Birge Clark | Kingsley Court | ||
| 353 Kingsley Avenue | 1940 | Professorville | Birge Clark | Kingsley Court | ||
| 355 Kingsley Avenue | 1940 | Professorville | Birge Clark | Kingsley Court | ||
 356 Kingsley Avenue |
1893 | 1 |
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) 358–360 Kingsley Avenue |
Professorville | |||||
 364 Kingsley Avenue |
1899 | 3 | 1993 HHT | J.W. Wells, builder | ||
| 365 Kingsley Avenue | 1940 | Professorville | Birge Clark | Kingsley Court | ||
 374 Kingsley Avenue |
1899 | 3 | J.W. Wells, builder | |||
) 405 Kingsley Avenue |
Professorville | |||||
) 425 Kingsley Avenue |
Professorville | |||||
 430 Kingsley Avenue |
1902 | 3 | A.W. Smith, architect; Gus Laumeister, builder | |||
 433 Kingsley Avenue |
1891-92/1903 | 2 | Included on the 1991 and 2010 HHTs | Gustav Laumeister 1903 remodeling | ||
 450 Kinsgley Avenue |
1894 | 2 | Frank McMurray, architect | |||
 457 Kingsley Avenue |
1914 | 2 | Arthur T. O'Brien, architect | |||
| 459 Kingsley Avenue | Professorville | Demolished | ||||
 490 Kingsley Avenue |
1920 | 3 | Originally 460 Kingsley | |||
) 500 Kingsley Avenue |
Professorville | Originally 1201 Cowper | ||||
 501 Kingsley Avenue |
1897 | 2 | James W. Wells, builder | |||
) 545 Kingsley Avenue |
1908 | |||||
) 550 Kingsley Avenue |
1900 | Professorville | ||||
) 554 Kingsley Avenue |
Professorville | |||||
) 559 Kingsley Avenue |
1912 | Albert Bain | ||||
) 609 Kingsley Avenue |
1911 | |||||
) 618 Kingsley Avenue |
1908 | Originally 604 | ||||
) 629 Kingsley Avenue |
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| Address | Year | Inventory | Award | Tour | Architect/Builder | Other |
| Kipling street honors Rudyard Kipling (1865–1936) This street was originally named Margarite Street (or Marguerite), and the original portion was spelled Margareth in the Danish manner. The name was changed in 1908. | ||||||
) 201 Kipling Street |
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 249 Kipling Street |
1903 * | 3 | H.L. Upham, builder | |||
 321 Kipling Street |
1891-92 | 4 | John. F. Parkinson, builder | First Palo Alto post office | ||
) 325 Kipling Street |
1908 | |||||
) 333 Kipling Street |
1900 | |||||
 405 Kipling Street |
1897 | 4 | H. L. Upham, architect; John F. Parkinson, builder | Chimera Used Book Store | ||
 411 Kipling Street |
1902 | 4 | George Mosher, builder | |||
 421– 423 Kipling Street |
1900 | 3 | H. L. Upham, architect/builder | |||
 430 Kipling Street |
1897 | 3 | H. L. Upham, builder | |||
 431–433 Kipling Street |
1901 | 4 | ||||
) 437 Kipling Street |
1902 * | |||||
| 440 Kipling Street | Accessed from Lane 30 E | |||||
 443 Kipling Street |
1897 | 4 | H.L. Upham | |||
) 815 Kipling Street |
1898 | |||||
) 817–819 Kipling Street |
1898 * | |||||
) 823–825 Kipling Street |
1898 | George Mosher | Brothers Thomas and James lived here after immigrating from Canada | |||
) 832 Kipling Street |
1895/96 | |||||
) 834 Kipling Street |
1896 * | |||||
) 836 Kipling Street |
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) 840 Kipling Street |
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) 841 Kipling Street |
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