Palo Alto Stanford Heritage

Palo Alto Historic Buildings Inventory

Address	Category	District/Other Registry, Architect, Style, etc.
2150 Dartmouth Street, 1906; Barn, 1907	4	Marchmont Club, Colonial Revival, Barn: Albert Coburn
Back to Street Names
515 East Crescent Drive / 1800 University Avenue, 1926	4	Mortonson Residence, Spanish Colonial Revival, Gardner A. Dailey, architect
525 East Crescent Drive, 1926	4	Spanish Colonial Revival, Gardner A. Dailey, architect, H. H. Dabinett, builder
Back to Street Names
1414 Edgewood Drive, 1934	4	Originally 114 Edgewood Drive, Tudor Revival, C. W. Kemper, owner and builder
1450 Edgewood Drive, 1918 – 1924	4	Originally carriage house for 1456 Edgewood
1456 Edgewood Drive, 1866 (foundation); 1882 (house)	3	Newell House, property purchased in 1864, earlier address on Embarcadero Road, Hamilton Extension, and 156 Edgewood Drive, Craftsman/Colonial Revival
1490 Edgewood Drive, 1936	3	Birge Clark home, Regency Revival/Modernism, Birge Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder; photo of rear of house
Back to Street Names
2650 El Camino Real, 1923 DEMOLISHED 1982	3	Mayfield School, Spanish Colonial Revival, Henry C. Smith, architect
Back to Street Names
50 Embarcadero Road, 1917, 1922	2	Palo Alto Senior High School, Spanish Colonial Revival, Allison & Allison, original architects of Administration Building and Auditorium-Theater, Birge C. Clark and Walter Huber, other buildings
223 Embarcadero Road		Professorville
233 – 235 Embarcadero Road, 1906	2	Professorville, Craftsman, Gustav Laumeister, builder. This home was on the 1994 Holiday House Tour.
251 Embarcadero Road, 1906		Professorville, side view
281 Embarcadero Road, 1908		Professorville
330 Embarcadero Road, 1912	4	Professorville, Mission Revival Craftsman bungalow
359 Embarcadero Road, 1901	4	Professorville, earlier 374 Melville, 370 Embarcadero, Prairie Style, Bertrned & Chamberlin (Minneapolis), architects, George W. Mosher, builder
425 – 427 Embarcadero Road, 1907	2	Professorville, Craftsman, A. W. Smith, architect, George W. Mosher, builder. Alternate view. This home was on the 1989 Holiday House Tour.
467 Embarcadero Road		Professorville
473 Embarcadero Road, 1988		Professorville, Contemporary Neo-colonialism
475 Embarcadero Road, 1924		Professorville
505 Embarcadero Road, 1907	4	Professorville, Colonial Revival cottage
2500 Embarcadero Road, 1937	2	Harbormaster's House, California Point of Historic Interest, Spanish Colonial Revival, WPA project, City of Palo Alto, owner and builder
2560 Embarcadero Road, 1941	1	Sea Scout Base, Birge Clark, architect, 2012 Preservation Award
Back to Street Names
225 Emerson Street, 1893	2	Rosebrook House, Queen Anne Cottage, Sheldon & Mosher and G.W. Rosebrook builders
510 Emerson/180 University Avenue, 1899	3	Fraternal Hall, National Register
536 Emerson Street, 1924	2	Bell's Book Store, Commercial storefront, P. H. Briggs, builder
540 Emerson Street, 1904	3	Classical Revival commercial building, G. W. Harms, builder
543 Emerson Street, 1922	3	Schmidt Building, commercial building with a false front, Charles Baker, builder
544 Emerson Street, 1926	4	Mandarin Cafe, Birge Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder
611– 623 Emerson Street	2	2003 Preservation Award
624 – 640 Emerson Street, 1924	3	Commercial block, Wells P. Goodenough, builder
625 – 631 Emerson Street, 1902	2	Colonial Revival apartment house, A. Cook, builder
635 Emerson Street, 1938	4	Acme Glass Company, Art Deco/Moderne Style
735 Emerson Street, 1925	4	Classical Revival, Indian Bowl, Ralph Follmer, builder. See also 734 Ramona Street.
800 – 818 Emerson Street, 1923	4	Original site of Saint Michael's Alley, Cashel Brothers, builder and owner
1027 Emerson Street, 1904	4	Queen Anne/Colonial Revival, D. C. Dibble, builder. This home won a Preservation Award in 2000. This home was on the 2006 Holiday House Tour.
1035 Emerson Street, 1904	3	Colonial Revival, Gustav Laumeister, builder
1085 Emerson Street *, 1909		Professorville
1091 Emerson Street, 1909		Professorville
1101 – 1103 Emerson Street, 1903	3	Professorville, Craftsman, Gustav Laumeister, builder
1102 Emerson Street, 1925		Professorville
1111 Emerson Street, 1903	4	Professorville, Colonial Revival/Craftsman, Gustav Laumeister, builder
1118 Emerson Street, 1909	3	Professorville, Craftsman/Prairie School
1121 Emerson Street, 1908		Professorville. This home was on the first Holiday House Tour in 1988.
1128 Emerson Street *, 1916	4	Professorville, jerkin-head roof, Nels Hansen, builder
1129 Emerson Street, 1907/8	4	Professorville, Craftsman Bungalow, Gustav Laumeister, builder. This home was on the 1991 Holiday House Tour.
1133 Emerson Street, 1976		Professorville, contemporary shingle
1134 Emerson Street, 1907	4	Professorville, Elmore Residence, Prairie School
1135 Emerson Street, 1976		Professorville, contemporary shingle
1174 Emerson Street, 1980		Professorville, contemporary shingle
1176 Emerson Street, 1925	3	Professorville, Spanish Colonial Revival, Elmer J. Montgomery, builder
1401 Emerson Street, 1913	4	Craftsman Bungalow, Charles Hodges, architect
1570 Emerson Street, 1937	4	Bay Area Vernacular/Streamline Moderne, William Wilson Wurster, Thomas Church landscaping
Back to Street Names
51 Encina Avenue,1900	2	Barn before being propped-up. Designed and built by Thomas and Mary Greer O'Brine
Back to Street Names
412 Everett Avenue, 1895	3	Queen Anne with Stick, Eastlake and Colonial Revival influences, G. Wigle and P.P. Quinn (1897), builders on 1999 Holiday House Tour.
560 Everett Avenue, 1936	3	Streamline Moderne, A.A. Smith, builder
657 Everett Avenue, 1908	4	Originally 257 Byron Street, Colonial Revival, G.C. Johnson or Martin A. Johnson, builder
751 Everett Avenue, 1916	4	Mission Revival pair with 761, C.H. Fuller, builder
758 Everett Avenue, 1923	4	Tudor Cottage, Birge Clark, architect; Wells P. Goodenough, builder
761 Everett Avenue, 1916	4	Mission Revival pair with 751, C.H. Fuller, builder
Back to Street Names

E-mail us at either webmaster@pastheritage.org or president@pastheritage.org.

Palo Alto Stanford Heritage—Dedicated to the preservation of Palo Alto's historic buildings.

Copyright © 2015 Palo Alto Stanford Heritage. All rights reserved.

;