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Palo Alto Historic Buildings Inventory

Address	Category	District/Other Registry, Architect, Style, etc.
610 California Avenue, ca. 1898 (610 South California)	2	Originally 202 Lincoln Avenue, Eastlake Vernacular, P.P. Quinn, builder; restored 1984
984 California Avenue, 1893	2	Built for Angelo Boitano, Vernacular Cottage
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1621 Castelleja Avenue, 1925	4	Originally 321 Castilleja, Craftsman/Prairie Style, J. E. Qualls, builder
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165 Channing Avenue / 865 High, 1931	4	Watercourse Way, Black and Campbell, builder
264 Channing Avenue, 1894	4	Queen Anne cottage, J. W. Wells & A. W. Caukins, builder
270 Channing Avenue, 1905, rehabilitated in 1986	4	Queen Anne, George W. Mosher, builder
451– 453 Channing Avenue, 1895/96	4	Eastlake
459 Channing Avenue, 1895/96	4	Queen Anne
532 Channing Avenue, 1901 demolished 1981	4	Channing Market, W. S. Bigler Grocery, a once common, late 19th century false-front commercial building
627 Channing Avenue, 1904	4	Colonial Revival, George H. Van Epps, builder
633 Channing Avenue, 1897	3	Vernacular Queen Anne
764 Channing Avenue, 1905	3	Queen Anne
825 Channing Avenue*, 1909	4	Queen Anne. This home won a Preservation Award in 2006.
951 Channing Avenue, 1895/96	2	3–story water tower
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423 Chaucer Street, 1922	1	Originally 423 Pope Street, Italianate, Julia Morgan, architect, Coleman Seidel builder.
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236 Churchill Avenue, 1927	4	Spanish Colonial Revival, Clarence Tantau, architect, H.B. Post, builder
250 Churchill Avenue, 1917	4	Craftsman
263 Churchill Avenue, 1904	4	Shingle Style, LeBaron Olive, architect
305 Churchill Avenue, 1913	2	Seale Residence, Colonial Revival, William Wurster, architect, Alfred Seale, builder
369 Churchill Avenue, 1917	4	Tudor Revival, Charles Hodges and Charles K. Sumner (music room), architects, Val Franz, builder (main structure)
460 Churchill Avenue, 1917, 1926 (studio)	2	Craftsman, Pedro deLemos Residence (1), Pedro deLemos, architect and builder (Louis Anderson, builder for 1926 studio)
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200 Coleridge Avenue, 1924	4	Spanish Colonial Revival, William Crim, architect, J.W. Carpenter, builder
215 Coleridge Avenue, 1922	4	Classical Revival, Charles K. Sumner, architect
232 Coleridge Avenue, 1925	4	Spanish and California Colonial, Birge M. Clark, architect, Frank Fox, builder
300 Coleridge Avenue, 1927	4	Spanish Colonial Revival, Clarence Tanta, H. B. Post, builder
301 Coleridge Avenue, 1925	4	Originally 1555 Bryant Street, Shiplap Georgian, William Crim, architect, George W. Mosher, builder
340 Coleridge Avenue, 1915	4	Craftsman and Tudor Revival, Charles E. Hodges, architect, E.J. Kingham, builder
345 Coleridge Avenue, 1910	3	Tudor Revival Cottage
375 Coleridge Avenue, 1908	3	Originally 1590 Waverley Street, Shingle Style–Craftsman, H.T. Taylor or Gustav Laumeister, builder
435 Coleridge Avenue, 1925	4	Spanish Colonial Revival, Charles K. Sumner, architect, Ralph. W. Follmer, builder
455 Coleridge Avenue, 1927	3	Kinney Residence, California Colonial Revival, Birge Clark, Wells P. Goodenough, builder
512 Coleridge Avenue, 1928	3	Morell Residence, Monterey Revival, Birge Clark, Wells P. Goodenough, builder
526 Coleridge Avenue, 1935	4	Monterey Colonial, Birge Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder
544 Coleridge Avenue, 1923	3	Mediterranean Revival, Birge Clark, architect, Minton Co., W.P. Goodenough, and Henry B. Post builders, 1923, 1926, and 1929
610 Coleridge Avenue, 1926	3	Spanish Colonial Revival, Joseph L. Stewart, architect, Minton Co., builder
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757 College Avenue, 1906 DEMOLISHED Oct. 2015	3	Earlier, 425 College Avenue, vernacular cottage
1021 College Avenue, 1899 DEMOLISHED	4	Ducker House, (earlier 611 Lincoln Avenue, Mayfield), Shingle style, E.A. Hettinger, builder
1181 College Avenue, 1890; 1907 sleeping porch	4	Earlier, 741 Palo Alto Avenue, (Mayfield), shiplap vernacular with fish scale shingle gable.
1487 College Avenue, 1890's	3	Red House, earlier, 702 and 1015 Palo Alto Avenue, (Mayfield), Queen Anne
1528 College Avenue, 1890's	4	Earlier, 1112 Palo Alto Avenue ,(Mayfield), Shiplap vernacular
1531 College Avenue, 1890's	1	Earlier, 1408 and 1115 Palo Alto Avenue, (Mayfield), Queen Anne/Stick Styles with water tower originally powered by a one-cylinder gasoline engine
1540 College Avenue, 1928	4	Spanish Colonial Revival and Pueblo Revival, Philip Darr (for Frank S. Cogswell) builder
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445 Colorado Avenue, 1914  Demolished	3	Earlier street names: Clarke, Stanford; Craftsman and Mission Revival
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209 Cowper Street, 1905	3	Colonial Revival
215 Cowper Street, 1905	4	Colonial Revival
223 Cowper Street, 1905	4	Classical/Colonial Revival
321 Cowper Street, 1903	4	Twin of 327 Cowper Street
327 Cowper Street, 1903	4	Twin of 321 Cowper Street
334 Cowper Street, 1893 — Demolished	3	Queen Anne, W. M. Campbell, builder
360 Cowper Street / 489 – 497 Lytton	4	Location of Palo Alto's first hospital
520 Cowper Street, 1918 DEMOLISHED 1985	2	Cowper Court, Craftsman Shingle Style, D. R. Halling, builder
705 Cowper Street, 1896	3	Craftsman bungalow
706 Cowper Street, 1894	1	National Register, Downing House, Queen Anne, W. Matlock Campbell, builder
711 Cowper Street, 1893	3	Queen Anne/Colonial Revival, Frank D. Wolfe,architect/ builder
803 Cowper Street, 1901	4	Craftsman/Colonial Revival, Charles E. Hodges, architect, E. A. Hettinger, builder
944 – 948, and 952 Cowper Street, and 483 Addison Avenue, 1924	4	Mediterranean Revival style connected by a paved court
1000 Cowper Street, 1923 DEMOLISHED	4	Originally 1004 Cowper Street, Moorish Revival/Mission Revival/Prairie School, Chester Morris, builder
1021 Cowper Street, 1904	2	Colonial Revival, LeBaron Olive, architect
1055 Cowper Street, 1910	2	Ralston House, Professorville, Mission Revival. This home was on the 1992 Holiday House Tour.
1107 Cowper Street, 1998		Professorville, Contemporary Neo–Colonial
1140 Cowper Street, 1955 – 1957		Professorville, First Presbyterian Church
1201 Cowper Street/501 Kingsley		Professorville; address changed to 501 Kingsley in 1999
1211 Cowper Street, 1963		Professorville
1225 Cowper Street, 1948		Professorville, contemporary ranch
1236 Cowper Street, 1910		Professorville
1238 Cowper Street, 1912		Professorville
1247 Cowper Street, 1927	1	Professorville, National Register, Kathleen Norris House, Spanish Colonial Revival, Birge Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder. This home won a Preservation Award in 2004. Read more.
1300 Cowper Street, 1958		Professorville
1312 Cowper Street, 1911		Professorville
1325 Cowper Street, 1909		Professorville
1330 Cowper Street, 1905		Professorville
1335 Cowper Street, 1904		Professorville
1336 Cowper Street, 1925	1	Professorville, National Register, Pettigrew House, Spanish Colonial Revival, George Washington Smith, architect, Pettigrew, builder. This home was on the 1994 Holiday House Tour.
1345 Cowper Street, 1909	3	Professorville, Craftsman. This home won a Preservation Award in 2010 and was on the 2010 Holiday House Tour.
1357 Cowper Street, 1908	4	Professorville, Craftsman bungalow
1390 Cowper Street, 1909		Professorville, Tudor Revival
1401 Cowper Street, 1909	4	Professorville, Craftsman
1415 Cowper Street, 1936	4	Professorville, French/Regency Revival, Carl Walstrom builder
1451 Cowper Street, 1906	2	Cyril Elwell Residence, Craftsman cottage, C.L. Buckman, builder
1550 Cowper Street, 1930	2	Medieval Revival, Pedro de Lemos, architect, Allied Arts Guild (Pedro de Lemos), builder
1554 Cowper Street, 1930	2	Rustic playhouse cottage, Pedro de Lemos, architect, Allied Arts Guild (Pedro de Lemos), builder
1560 Cowper Street, 1930	2	Cottage, Pedro de Lemos, architect, Allied Arts Guild (Pedro de Lemos), builder
1566 Cowper Street, 1930	2	Medieval Revival, Pedro de Lemos, architect, Allied Arts Guild (Pedro de Lemos), builder
1570 Cowper Street, 1930	2	Medieval Revival, Pedro de Lemos, architect, Allied Arts Guild (Pedro de Lemos), builder
1855 Cowper Street, 1922	4	Craftsman clapboard, originally 501 Seale Avenue
1928 Cowper Street, 1935	1	D'Audney Residence, California Colonial Revival, Birge Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder, Leslie Kiler, landscaping
1950 Cowper Street, 1932	1	Ruth Stern Residence, Spanish Colonial Revival, Birge M. Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder, Leslie Kiler, landscaping. Read more
1990 Cowper Street, 1932	1	Lucie Stern Residence, California Colonial Revival, Birge Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder, Leslie Kiler, landscaping. Read more
2240 Cowper Street, 1939	3	Traditional Vernacular Modernism, William Wilson Wurster, architect, E. J. Schmaling, builder
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27 Crescent Drive, 1934	2	Maskey House, Spanish Colonial Revival, Gardner Dailey, architect, A. F. Mattock Co., builder
63 Crescent Drive, 1926	3	Mediterranean Revival, H. H. Dabinett, builder
70 Crescent Drive, 1930	4	Spanish Colonial Revival, George Freear, architect; H. H. Dabinett, builder
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