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| "*" indicates that the owner accepted a centennial plaque. | ||||||
| Address | Year | Inventory | Award | Tour | Architect/Builder | Other |
| Oberlin Street in College Terrace was named for Oberlin College in Ohio, established 1833. | ||||||
) 2014 Oberlin Street |
are named for the western state. | |||||
| 2017 Oberlin Street | 1958 | Stanford Jewish Center | ||||
) 2066 Oberlin Street |
1959 | |||||
) 2075 Oberlin Street |
2010 | Original home deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 2078 Oberlin Street |
2002 | Original home deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 2100 Oberlin Street |
1935 / 1975 | |||||
) 2101 Oberlin Street |
1930 | ) Rose Cottage Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. |
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 2105 Oberlin Street |
1928 | 3 | H. Van Polen architect/builder/owner | one of pair with 2115 | ||
 2114 Oberlin Street |
1928 demolished March 2015 |
3 | H. Van Polen architect/builder/owner | one of pair with 2124 | ||
 2115 Oberlin Street |
1928 | 3 | H. Van Polen architect/builder/owner | one of pair with 2105 | ||
 2124 Oberlin Street |
1928 demolished March 2015 |
3 | H. Van Polen architect/builder/owner | one of pair with 2114 | ||
 2130 & 2136 Oberlin Street |
1932 | 4 | Ed Lowis, owner/builder | Spanish Colonial Revival cottages; originally 530-536 Oberlin | ||
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| Address | Year | Inventory | Award | Tour | Architect/Builder | Other |
| O'Connor Lane is a service road between Campus Drive and the loading dock area by the Post Office. Originally named Lane A, it was changed to honor Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman on the Supreme Court. She earned her A.B. in 1950 and her J.D. 1952 at Stanford. | ||||||
) 556 O'Connor Lane, Stanford |
Griffen–Drell house, moved from 570 Alvarado Row Spring 2005 | |||||
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| Address | Year | Inventory | Award | Tour | Architect/Builder | Other |
| Old Adobe Road dates from 1970 when the City Council designated the name for the acess road to the house site of Rancho Purisma Conception, commonly known as the Juana Briones House. | ||||||
 4130 Old Adobe Road |
1971 | |||||
 4155 Old Adobe Road |
1847; demolished 2011 | 1 | California Registered Historical Landmark | Juana Briones house; read more | ||
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| Address | Year | Inventory | Award | Tour | Architect/Builder | Other |
| Orchard Court ia street in what must have been an orchard in Barron Park. | ||||||
 4131 Orchard Court |
2020 | |||||
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| Address | Year | Inventory | Award | Tour | Architect/Builder | Other |
| Oregon Avenue and Oregon Expressway are named for the western state. When the expressway ws created in 1961, 123 homese on the sourt side of Oregon Avenue were removed. The mature street trees were saved in the city nursery for replanting along the completed exressway. George Hood made this suggestion and is honored by having George Hood Lane named for him. | ||||||
 951 Oregon Avenue |
1988 | Griffen–Drell house, moved from 570 Alvarado Row Spring 2005 | ||||
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| Address | Year | Inventory | Award | Tour | Architect/Builder | Other |
| Oxford Avenue is named for the 12th century English university. Originally it extended the entire length of College Terrace. | ||||||
) 211 B Oxford Avenue |
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) 211 C Oxford Avenue |
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) 214 Oxford Avenue |
1947 / 1992 | |||||
) 222 Oxford Avenue |
1946 / 2015 | |||||
) 223 Oxford Avenue |
1999 | |||||
) 233 Oxford Avenue |
1938 | Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 234 Oxford Avenue |
1940 / 1946 | |||||
) 243 Oxford Avenue |
1938 / 1955 | |||||
) 244 Oxford Avenue |
c. 1910 / 2008 | |||||
) 253 Oxford Avenue |
1924 | |||||
) 254 Oxford Avenue |
1924 | Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 263 Oxford Avenue |
2014 | Original home deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 264 Oxford Avenue |
1928 | Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 280 Oxford Avenue |
1922 | Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 285 Oxford Avenue |
1949 | |||||
) 290 Oxford Avenue |
1946 | |||||
) 301 Oxford Avenue |
1941 / 1946 | |||||
) 304 Oxford Avenue |
2000 | |||||
) 315 Oxford Avenue |
1982 | |||||
) 316 Oxford Avenue |
1927 / 1938 | |||||
) 323 Oxford Avenue |
1928 / 1975 | |||||
) 328 Oxford Avenue |
c. 1908 / 1938 | |||||
) 332 Oxford Avenue |
2010 | |||||
) 342 Oxford Avenue |
1933 | |||||
) 343 Oxford Avenue |
1999 | Original home deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
 350 Oxford Avenue |
2009 | |||||
) 351 Oxford Avenue |
1924 | Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 359 Oxford Avenue |
1922 | |||||
) 360 Oxford Avenue |
2011 | Original home deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 370 Oxford Avenue |
1941 | |||||
) 373 Oxford Avenue |
2-12 | Original home deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 380 Oxford Avenue |
2011 | |||||
) 381 Oxford Avenue |
1924 | |||||
) 390 Oxford Avenue |
1924 | Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 391 Oxford Avenue |
1939 | |||||
) 404 Oxford Avenue |
1930 | Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 410 Oxford Avenue |
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) 415 Oxford Avenue |
1924 / 1958 | Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 416 Oxford Avenue |
2005 | |||||
) 423 Oxford Avenue |
1910 | Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 428 Oxford Avenue |
1930 | Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 431 Oxford Avenue |
1947 | Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 443 Oxford Avenue |
1922 | |||||
) 444 Oxford Avenue |
1918 | Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 447 Oxford Avenue |
1922 | |||||
) 454 Oxford Avenue |
1908 | |||||
) 455 Oxford Avenue |
1922 | |||||
) 465-475 Oxford Avenue |
1938 | |||||
) 478 Oxford Avenue |
1921 | |||||
) 480 Oxford Avenue |
1921 | |||||
) 482 Oxford Avenue |
1921 | |||||
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| Address | Year | Inventory | Award | Tour | Architect/Builder | Other |
| Palo Alto Avenue was named for the tree, El Palo Alto, that stands at the Alma Street beginning of this street. | ||||||
 380 Palo Alto Avenue |
1922 | |||||
) 422 Palo Alto Avenue |
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) 426 Palo Alto Avenue |
c. 1907 / 1920 | Deemed eligible for the National and California Registers by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 436 Palo Alto Avenue |
1912 * | Considered for the National Register and deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 660 Palo Alto Avenue |
1921 / 2000 | Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
 710 Palo Alto Avenue |
1913, (originally thought to be 1905) | 4 | George Mosher, builder | originally 101 Middlefield Road | ||
) 730 Palo Alto Avenue |
1912 | Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 744 Palo Alto Avenue |
1923 | Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 750 Palo Alto Avenue |
1912 * / 1930 | Considered for the National Register and deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 754 Palo Alto Avenue |
1923 / 1970 | |||||
) 776 Palo Alto Avenue |
c. 1914 | Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. |  786 Palo Alto Avenue |
c. 1922 | Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. |  788 Palo Alto Avenue |
c. 1922 | Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. |
) 798 Palo Alto Avenue |
2012 | Original home deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 1120 Palo Alto Avenue |
1909 * | Considered for the national Register and deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
| 1130 Palo Alto Avenue | 1923 | 2002 Preservation Award | Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | |||
| 1176 Palo Alto Avenue | 1950 / 2008 | |||||
 1184 Palo Alto Avenue |
1931-35 | 2 | 2007 HHT | Charles K. Sumner | ||
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| Address | Year | Inventory | Award | Tour | Architect/Builder | Other |
| The name Park Boulevard was first applied in 1904 to part of the Evergreen Park tract. Third Street, in Mayfield dated from 1867 and was renamed Park Boulevard in 1952. the name is appropriate because it is the location of Alexander Peers Park and Robles Park. | ||||||
) 1757 Park Boulevard |
1904 | Deemed potentially eligible for the National and California Registers by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
 1781 Park Boulevard |
1973 | Earlier addresses on Park: 280, 191, 195 | ||||
 1795 Park Boulevard |
1904 | 3 | Earlier addresses on Park: 280, 191, 195 | |||
) 2005 Park Boulevard |
2005 | Original home deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 2011 Park Boulevard |
2005 | |||||
) 2030 Park Boulevard |
1941 / 1975 | |||||
) 2031 Park Boulevard |
1946 / 1975 | |||||
) 2053 Park Boulevard |
1924 | |||||
) 2060 Park Boulevard |
2012 | |||||
) 2065 Park Boulevard |
1924 demolished 2019 |
Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 2079 Park Boulevard |
1924 | Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 2091 Park Boulevard |
2000 | Original home deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
 2110 Park Boulevard |
1909 * | 2 | W. Garden Mitchell | Mission Revival Reinforced concrete | ||
) 2115 Park Boulevard |
1946 | |||||
) 2125 Park Boulevard |
1945 | |||||
) 2150 Park Boulevard |
1950 / 2015 | |||||
) 2170 Park Boulevard |
1950 | |||||
) 2211 Park Boulevard |
1956 / 1966 | Commercial | ||||
) 2248 Park Boulevard |
1906/ 1950 | Commercial use of existing home | ||||
) 2250 Park Boulevard |
1906 / 1950 | Commercial use of existing home | ||||
 3905 Park Boulevard |
c. 1906 | |||||
| 4201 Park Boulevard | c. 1959; 3/2 |
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| Address | Year | Inventory | Award | Tour | Architect/Builder | Other |
| Parkinson Avenue is located in the early Alba Park subdivision. Named in honor of John F. Parkinson (1864–1956), president of the Board of Trustees from 1906–1908, postmaster from 1892 to 1894, lumber yard owner, and initiator of the streetcar line. He also obtained funds from Andrew Carnegie to establish the first public library in 1904. | ||||||
) 1120 Parkinson Avenue |
1914 | ) alternate view Considered for the National Register and deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998. |
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 1230 Parkinson Avenue |
1928 | 3 | W.G. Bell, owner and builder | |||
 1312 Parkinson Avenue |
1922 | Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register of Historic Resources by Dames and Moore in 1998. | ||||
) 1365 Parkinson Avenue |
2005 replacement for original 1950 home | ) alternate view |
) replacement home 2005 |
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 1430 Parkinson Avenue |
2009 | |||||
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| Address | Year | Inventory | Award | Tour | Architect/Builder | Other |
| Parkside Drive, in Greenmeadow, runs along one side of the community park and community center. | ||||||
 270 Parkside Drive |
1954 | Greenmeadow Contributing Structure | 2008 HHT | Greenmeadow Eichler read more
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) 291 Parkside Drive |
1954 | Non-Contributing | 2006 Preservation Award | 2008 HHT | Greenmeadow Eichler read more | |
) 303 Parkside Drive |
1954 | Greenmeadow Contributing Structure | 1999 and 2008 Preservation Awards | Greenmeadow Eichler Community Center read more | ||
 318 Parkside Drive |
1954 | Non-Contributing | 2008 HHT | Greenmeadow Eichler read more | ||
) 342 Parkside Drive |
1954 | Greenmeadow Contributing Structure | Greenmeadow Eichler | |||
 352 Parkside Drive |
1954 | Greenmeadow Contributing Structure | Greenmeadow Eichler | |||
) 372 Parkside Drive |
1954 | Greenmeadow Contributing Structure | 2002 Preservation Week tour | Greenmeadow Eichler | ||
) 375 Parkside Drive |
1954 | Greenmeadow Contributing StructureGreenmeadow Contributing Structure | Greenmeadow Eichler | |||
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| Address | Year | Inventory | Award | Tour | Architect/Builder | Other |
| Patricia Lane was named by contractor Richard Barrett to honor his wife, Patricia. | ||||||
 511 Patricia Lane |
1951 |
Barrett and HIlp | ||||
 535 Patricia Lane |
1950 |
Barrett and HIlp | ||||
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| Address | Year | Inventory | Award | Tour | Architect/Builder | Other |
| Pepper Avenue, Olive Avenue and Acacia Avenue were streets in the original town of Mayfield and were named for familiar exotic trees. Pepper Avenue lies between El Camino Real and Ash Street. | ||||||
 402 Pepper Avenue |
1980 |
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 406 Pepper Avenue |
1980 |
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 461 Pepper Avenue |
1940 |
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 471 Pepper Avenue |
2019 |
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| Address | Year | Inventory | Award | Tour | Architect/Builder | Other |
| Price Court was named for Longueville Price, a local property owner, and the Price of Stern and Price Homes tracts. | ||||||
 3029 Price Court |
1954 | |||||
 3054 Price Court |
1954 |
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| Address | Year | Inventory | Award | Tour | Architect/Builder | Other |
| Primrose Way is a stret in the Green Gables subdivision which was developed by Ffloyd Lowe.The other streets are Iris Way, Tulip Lane and Heather Lane. | ||||||
 101 Primrose Way |
1939 | |||||
 108 Primrose Way |
1939 |
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 141 Primrose Way |
1940 | |||||
 185 Primrose |
1940 |
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| Address | Year | Inventory | Award | Tour | Architect/Builder | Other |
| Princeton Street, in College Terrace, was named for Princeton University, founded in 1746. | ||||||
| 2017 Princeton Street |
c. 1906 |
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 2053 Princeton Street |
c. 1906 / 1965 |
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| 2115 Princeton Street | ||||||
| 2141 Princeton Street | 1924 / 1950 | |||||
 2151 Princeton Street |
Date unknown | |||||
 2272 Princeton Street |
Date unknown | Rear house, shares lot with 2274 | ||||
| 2274 Princeton Street | 1947 | Deemed potentially eligible for the CRHR in 1998. | ||||
 2294 Princeton Street |
1974 | |||||
 2330 Princeton Street |
1930 | Deemed potentially eligible for the CRHR in 1998. | ||||
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