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Palo Alto Historic Buildings Inventory

Address	Category	District/Other Registry, Architect, Style, etc.
509 Hale Street, 1897	2	Goodman House, Queen Anne, W.T. Rhodes, architect, A.M. Mayberry, landscape architect, Dean and Powell, builders
567 Hale Street, 1904	2	Tobey House, (was 1001 Hamilton), Classical Revival, Bliss and Faville, architects, C.H. Lewis and H. Bruecker, builder. This home was on the 1995 Holiday House Tour. Read more.
625 Hale Street, 1925	4	Churrigueresque, Wolfe & Higgins, architect, John Dudfield, builder
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201, 205, 215 Hamilton Avenue, 1909	2	Downing Block, E.A. Hettinger, builder; entry detail
235 Hamilton Avenue, 1924	3	Ramona Street Architectural District, Cardinal Hotel, W.H. Week, architect, Birge M. Clark, supervising architect, John Madsen, builder
261–267 Hamilton Avenue, 1927	3	Ramona Street Architectural District, Medico-Dental Building, Spanish Colonial Revival, Birge Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder; 2015 restoration
380 Hamilton Avenue, 1932	1	U.S. Post Office, National Register (May, 1985), Spanish Colonial Revival, Birge and David Clark, architects, Albert Nelson (San Francisco), builder. Read more. Short video
780 Hamilton Avenue, 1931	3	Spanish Colonial Revival, William Klay, architect and builder
964 Hamilton Avenue, 1922	4	Tudor Revival now number 960 Hamilton
1220 Hamilton Avenue, 1938	2	Streamline Moderne and Spanish Colonial Revival, Birge Clark, architect, E.J. Schmaling, builder
1266 Hamilton Avenue, 1934	4	Tudor Revival, William Klay, architect and builder
1300 Hamilton Avenue, 1903	4	Charles H. Williams House, Colonial Revival
1424 Hamilton Avenue, 1930	4	Tudor Revival, (A.) Aro and (N.J.) Okerman, builder
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2050 Hanover Street, 1938	4	Streamline Cottages; Antonio Drago, builder
2056 Hanover Street, 1938	4	Streamline Cottages; Antonio Drago, builder
2062 Hanover Street, 1938	4	Streamline Cottages; Antonio Drago, builder
2068 Hanover Street, 1938	4	Streamline Cottages; Antonio Drago, builder
2074 Hanover Street, 1938	4	Streamline Cottages; Antonio Drago, builder
2080 Hanover Street, 1938	4	Streamline Cottages; Antonio Drago, builder
2151 Hanover Street, 1893	4	Welakahao Club, Stanford Eating Club; Vernacular
2301 Hanover Street, 1938	4	Spanish Colonial Revival cottage group, Pedro de Lemos, architect; Louis Anderson, builder
2305 Hanover Street, 1938	4	Spanish Colonial Revival cottage group, Pedro de Lemos, architect; Louis Anderson, builder
2311 Hanover Street, 1938	4	Spanish Colonial Revival cottage group, Pedro de Lemos, architect; Louis Anderson, builder
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2051 Harvard Street, 1930	4	Earlier 451– 481 Harvard Street, English Cottages; C.E. Finnell, builder
2057 Harvard Street, 1930	4	Earlier 451– 481 Harvard Street, English Cottages; C.E. Finnell, builder
2063 Harvard Street, 1930	4	Earlier 451– 481 Harvard Street, English Cottages; C.E. Finnell, builder
2069 Harvard Street, 1930	4	Earlier 451– 481 Harvard Street, English Cottages; C.E. Finnell, builder
2075 Harvard Street, 1930	4	Earlier 451– 481 Harvard Street, English Cottages; C.E. Finnell, builder
2081 Harvard Street, 1930	4	Earlier 451– 481 Harvard Street, English Cottages; C.E. Finnell, builder
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381 Hawthorn Avenue, 1903/1904, 1907	3	Colonial Revival/Prairie School; H.L. Upham, architect and builder
575 Hawthorn Avenue, 1908	2	Mission Revival, George W. Mosher, builder
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212 High Street, 1906/1907	3	Trolley Barn, Taylor Co. (C.W. Taylor and sons), builder. Short video
514 High Street / 140 University, 1898; annex, 1905	2	Fraternal Hall, Renaissance Revival, National Register; Samuel Newsom (San Francisco), architect; W.T. Rhodes, supervising architect; M.P. Madison, builder; for annex: Newsom & Newsom, architects; George W. Mosher, builder
617 High Street, 1897	3	George W. Mosher, builder
621 High Street, 1897	3	George W. Mosher, builder
790 High Street, 1936	3	Streamline Moderne, Birge and David Clark, architects; Wells P. Goodenough, builder
865 High Street / 165 Channing, 1931	4	Watercourse Way, Black and Campbell, builder
900 High Street	2	Peninsula Creamery store
1141 High Street, 1907	4	Originally 151 Embarcadero Road, Craftsman Bungalow
2160 High Street, 1928	4	Spanish Colonial Revival, Margaret Ludlow, owner and builder
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200 Homer Avenue, 1905	2	Cashel Brothers Plumbing Shop, H.L. Upham, builder
201 Homer Avenue, 1906	3	Cashel Residence
206 – 210 Homer Avenue, 1907	2	Oak Home Bakery (Thompson Bakery) The Parlor, at 206 Homer, was awarded a Preservation Award in 2005. The restoration of the building earned another Preservation Award in 2013.
209 Homer Avenue, 1892/93	2	Queen Anne cottage, moved from 531-539 Waverley in 1910; J.W. Wells and A.W. Caulkins, builder; barn and outbuildings, J.W. Wells
212 – 214 Homer Avenue, 1925	3	Thompson Bakery (212) Palo Alto Bread (214); Alfred G. Thompson, builder and owner. The restoration of the building earned a Preservation Award in 2013.
225 Homer Avenue, 1899/1901 (Moved to 449 Monroe Drive in 1985)	2	Queen Anne/Eastlake
230 Homer Avenue, 1928	4	Reinforced concrete, connects to 232 Homer
231 Homer Avenue, 1923, DEMOLISHED, 1985	4	Vernacular Cottage
232 Homer Avenue, 1928	2	Reinforced concrete, connects to 230 Homer
248 Homer Avenue, 1925–8	3	Mission Revival, City of Paris Dying and Cleaning Works, Roy Heald, architect and builder
300 Homer Avenue, 1932	2	Palo Alto Medical Clinic Roth Building, California Colonial, Birge Clark, architect; Wells P. Goodenough, builder; (future home of the Palo Alto History Museum). Read more about the clinic and Arnautoff murals.
351 Homer Avenue, 1906	2	Williams House, Tudor Revival, Ernest Coxhead, architect
460 Homer Avenue, 1910	4	Craftsman, Ralph Follmer, designer and builder
475 Homer Avenue, 1916	2	Woman's Club of Palo Alto, Tudor/Craftsman, Charles Hodges, architect; Frank W. Fox, builder. This property won a Preservation Award in 2010. History article from Daily News and notes from October 4, 2009 talk.
505 Homer Avenue, 1906	3	Colonial, C.E. Branson, architect; L.S. Bean, builder
760 Homer Avenue, 1894	2	Queen Anne, William Pluns, builder
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