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Palo Alto Historic Buildings Inventory

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Address	Category	District/Other Registry, Architect, Style, etc.
936 – 938 Scott Street, 1895	3	Queen Anne, H.L. Upham, architect, P.P. Quinn and H.L. Upham builders
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449 Seneca Street / 909 University, 1895	2	Dayan Residence, Georgian Revival, William Campbell, builder
734 Seneca Street, 1925	3	Classical Revival, Joseph Dunn, builder
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352 Stanford Avenue, 1906	4	Colonial Revival
374 Stanford Avenue, 1906	4	Dutch Colonial Revival
549 Stanford Avenue, 1926	4	Medieval Revival cottage
591 Stanford Avenue, 1904	4	Colonial Revival, Holston Residence, "HOLSTON" stamped into concrete between curb and sidewalk on Stanford side of house, Ole Olsen, builder
613 Stanford Avenue, 1899	4	McInnes House, Vernacular
1215 Stanford Avenue, 1905	2	Queen Anne Cottage, earlier 811 Stanford Avenue, near twin of 1229 Stanford
1229 Stanford Avenue, 1905	2	Queen Anne Cottage, earlier 821 Stanford Avenue, near twin of 1215 Stanford
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181 Tasso Street, 1905	3	Colonial Revival
425 Tasso Street, 1905	2
1410 Tasso Street, 1932	4	Spanish Colonial Revival, Walter Sorenson, builder
1416 Tasso Street, 1922	4	Spanish Colonial Revival, Minton Co., builder
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310 Tennyson Avenue, 1917	4	Prairie/Classical Revival fusion, George Jacobsen, builder
510 Tennyson Avenue, 1932	4	Spanish Colonial Revival, Cleveland Smith, owner and builder
595 Tennyson Avenue, 1928	2	Gertrude Ellis Residence, California Colonial, Birge Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder

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