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Structures on the Historic Building Inventory are listed in one of four categories:

Category 1: An "Exceptional Building" of pre-eminent national or state importance. These buildings are meritorious works of the best architects, outstanding examples of a specific architectural style, or illustrate stylistic development of architecture in the United States. These buildings have had either now exterior modifications or such minor ones that the overall appearance of the building is in its original character.

Category 2: A "Major Building" of regional importance. These buildings are meritorious works of the best architects, outstanding examples of a specific architectural style, or illustrate stylistic development of architecture in the State or region. A major building may have some exterior modifications, but the original character is retained.

Category 3 or 4: A "Contributing Building" which is a good local example of an architectural style and relates to the character of a neighborhood grouping in scale, materials, proportion or other factors. A contributing building may have had extensive or permanent changes made to the original design, such as inappropriate additions, extensive removal of architectural details, or wooden facades resurfaced in asbestos or stucco.

In addition to being listed in the City's inventory, a building could also be listed on the California Register of Historical Resources or the National Register of Historic Places.

The City of Palo Alto also defines the concept of Historic and Architectural districts. These are areas possessing a distinct set of architectural and/or historic characteristics which are of value to the community. Two such areas have been designated: The Ramona Street Architectural District, a commercial area, and Professorville Historic District, a residential area. Properties in each of these districts are indicated in the list below.

Many of the homes on the inventory are in Professorville. Some of the listed buildings have been demolished. Click on thumbnails to see a larger image or to read more about the listing. An asterisk (*) indicates that the owner displays a centennial plaque, which is offered to buildings during their century year. Houses in Professorville that are not officially on the Historic Inventory are listed by address, but without a date or category.

Several architects and builders are identified with numerous or significant properties on the Inventory. They include architects A.B. Clark, Birge Clark, Pedro deLemos, Charles Hodges, Bernard Maybeck, Julia Morgan, A.W. Smith (Oakland), Charles K. Sumner, H.W. Weeks, Willaim Wilson Wurster, and builders E.A. Hettinger, Gustav Laumeister, John Madsen, George W. Mosher, E.J. Schmaling, and Marcus Stedman.

Julia Morgan and Bernard Maybeck's contributions, while few in number, are especially notable for their significant contributions to the Palo Alto streetscape.

Examples and descriptions of the major architectural styles represented on the buildings listed below are found at this link.

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Address	Category	District/Other Registry, Architect, Style, etc.
271 Addison Avenue, 1894	4	Professorville, Vernacular Cottage, P.P. Quinn and H.L. Upham, builders
281 Addison Avenue, 1903	3	Originally 959 Bryant Street, Professorville, Shingle Style, A.W. Smith, architect, Gustav Laumeister, builder
301 Addison Avenue, 1901	3	Professorville, A.W. Smith (Oakland), architect; Gustav Laumeister, builder
310 Addison Avenue		Professorville
319 Addison Avenue, 1900	3	Professorville (see 327 Addison) This home was on the the 1990 Holiday House Tour.
326 Addison Avenue, 1907		Professorville
327 Addison Avenue, 1900, 1902	3	Professorville, Colonial Revival and Craftsman, James W. Wells. builder (1900), H.L. Upham, builder (1902). This home won a Preservation Award in 2010.
342, 344, 346, 348, 350, 352 Addison Avenue		Professorville
354, 356, 358, 360, 362 Addison Avenue		Professorville
367 Addison Avenue, 1905	1	Professorville, California Registered Historical Landmark, Birthplace of Hewlett-Packard Co./Silicon Valley (photo of the HP Garage before restoration), short video  This home won a Preservation Award in 2006. This home was on the 2006 Holiday House Tour.
370 Addison Avenue		Professorville
376 Addison Avenue, 1908		Professorville
448 Addison Avenue, 1924	2	Roller Residence, Professorville, English Revival, Milton B. Roller, architect, George W. Mosher, builder, rear cottages built by D.Tunberg & Co.
933 - 939 Addison Avenue, ca. 1910 through 1940s	4	Craftsman Cottages, Ralph Emerson Welles, builder of cottages and first remodeling of barn.
951, 953, 955 (Demolished) Addison Avenue, 1927	4	Craftsman Cottages, William M. Bernard builder and original owner.
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141, 143 Alma Street, 1905 (1919)	4	Craftsman. 141 Alma won a Preservation Award in 2006.
525 Alma Street, 1917	2	Brick commercial building also joined to 542 High Street (1905), also brick. This property won a Preservation Award in 2007.
529 Alma Street, 1918	2	Joins 525 Alma Street
799 Alma Street, 1929	2	Pringle Service Station, Spanish Colonial Revival, Lindgren and Swinerton architects and builder
1433 Alma Street, 1925	4	Mission Revival/Prairie School/European Secessionist bungalow
2020 Amherst Street, 1919-20	2	Craftsman, DEMOLISHED 1979
2275 Amherst Street, 1893	2	Queen Anne
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872 and 874 Boyce Avenue	3	Identical Renaissance Revival, Findley and Kingham, builder. The cottage behind was added in 1928.
119 Bryant Street, 1897	2	Thoits House, Colonial Revival, M.P. Madison, E.A. Williams, architects, George W. Mosher, builder
215 Bryant Street, 1939	2	Streamline Moderne, Louis Anderson, builder
440 - 450 Bryant Street, 1927	2	Fire and Police Station, Spanish Colonial Revival, Birge Clark, architect, E.K. Nelson, builder
529 Bryant Street, 1929	2	Telephone Company, Spanish Renaissance Revival, Monson Brothers, architects and builders
535 Bryant Street, 1897	2	Queen Anne, Vernacular George W. Moser, builder
661 Bryant Street, 1916	2	First Church of Christ, Scientist, Mission Revival, Elmer Gray, architect, Frank Graves & Sons, builder
730 Bryant Street, 1902	3	Colonial Revival and Eastlake, H.L. Upham, architect and builder. this home was on the 2001 Holiday House Tour.
737 Bryant Street, 1903	4	Prairie School/Colonial Revival, "twin" of 846 Bryant, Gustav Laumeister, builder
940 Bryant Street		Professorville (another view). This home was on the 2006 Holiday House Tour.
943 Bryant Street		Professorville
944 Bryant Street		Professorville. This home was on the 2003 Holiday House Tour.
951 Bryant Street		Professorville. This home was on the 2003 Holiday House Tour.
960 Bryant Street		Professorville
1000 Bryant Street		Professorville
1005 Bryant Street, 1893	2	Frank Angell House, Professorville, Queen Anne/Colonial Revival, Z.O. Field and Francis K. Ledyard, builder. This home was on the first Holiday House Tour in 1988 and also in 1993.
1008 Bryant Street		Professorville
1010 Bryant Street, 1902	3	Professorville, Colonial Revival
1017 - 1023 Bryant Street, 1893	3	Augustus Murray House, Professorville, English and Colonial Revival, Z.O. Field and Francis K. Ledyard, builder
1018 - 1020 Bryant Street, 1901	3	Professorville, Colonial Revival, George Mosher, builder
1027 Bryant Street		Professorville
1028 Bryant Street		Professorville
1033 - 1037 Bryant Street, 1899	3	Professorville, Colonial Revival, M.P. Madison, builder
1036 Bryant Street		Professorville
1044 Bryant Street, 1902	3	Home of Varian brothers, inventors of the klystron tube, Professorville, Craftsman. This home was on the the 1990 Holiday House Tour.
1050 Bryant Street	4	Professorville
1052 Bryant Street, 1900	4	Professorville, Craftsman, F.D. Wolfe, architect, Frank W. Wise, builder
1061 Bryant Street, 1899 (now restored)	2	Sunbonnet House, Professorville, Bernard Maybeck, architect, James W. Wells, builder. This home was on the the 1990 Holiday House Tour.
1100 Bryant Street, 1902	4	Kimball Residence, Professorville, Craftsman Cottage, Gus Laumeister, builder. This home was on the 1990 Holiday House Tour.
1106 Bryant Street		Professorville. Photo taken 2010
1116 Bryant Street, 1903		Professorville
1121 Bryant Street, 1892	3	Castilleja Hall, Nardyne Apartments, Professorville, Institutional Classicism, George Mosher, 1896 contractor
1130 Bryant Street, 1904		Professorville, Craftsman Chalet. This home was on the 1991 Holiday House Tour.
1135 Bryant Street		Professorville
1140 Bryant Street, 1903		Professorville
1143 Bryant Street		Professorville
1148 Bryant Street, 1905		Professorville. This home was on the 2001 Holiday House Tour.
1160 Bryant Street, 1909	4	Professorville, Colonial Revival, plans from the Chicago firm of Lawrence Buck
1200 Bryant Street, 1904	3	Professorville, Tudor Revival, William Thompson, builder. This home was on the 2001 Holiday House Tour.
1201 Bryant Street		Professorville
1225 Bryant Street		Professorville
1251 Bryant Street, 1901	3	Professorville, Queen Anne
1301 Bryant Street, 1910	4	Craftsman Chalet. (The photo shows only the original portion to the house.)
1310 Bryant Street, 1910 and 1926 (chapel)	3	Castilleja School, Administration Building, Chapel, Craftsman, Roy C. Heald, architect for Administration building, Gustav Laumeister, builder; Birge Clark, chapel architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder
1325 Bryant Street, 1911-12	4	Craftsman Bungalow
1445 Bryant Street, 1912	4	Shingle/Tudor Revival, William Knowles, architect
1600 Bryant Street, 1923	3	Spanish Colonial Revival, Albert Farr, architect, Minton Co., builder
1680 Bryant/275 Lowell Avenue	2
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228 Byron Street, 1895/96	2	Originally 526 Ramona Street, Queen Anne, George Mosher, builder
1125 Byron Street, 1901	4	Vernacular
1350 Byron Street, 1928	4	Georgian/Colonial Revival, Charles P. Baker, builder
1504 Byron Street, 1926	4	Pueblo and Spanish Colonial Revival, Olaf Richard Ogran, builder
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610 California Avenue, ca. 1898, restored 1984	2	Originally 202 Lincoln Avenue, Eastlake Vernacular, P.P. Quinn, builder
984 California Avenue, 1893	2	Built for Angelo Boitano, Vernacular Cottage
1621 Castelleja Avenue, 1925	4	Originally 321 Castillaja, Craftsma/Prairie Style, J.E. Qualls, 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
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, 1913/14	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 Street, 1924	4	Spanish Colonial Revival, William Crim, architect, J.W. Carpenter, builder
215 Coleridge Street, 1922	4	Classical Revival, Charles K. Sumner, architect
232 Coleridge Street, 1925	4	Spanish and California Colonial, Birge M. Clark, architect, Frank Fox, builder
300 Coleridge Street, 1927	4	Spanish Colonial Revival, Clarence Tanta.B. Post, builder
301 Coleridge Street, 1925	4	Originally 1555 Bryant Street, Shiplap Georgian, William Crim, architect, George W. Mosher, builder
340 Coleridge Street, 1915	4	Craftsman and Tudor Revival, Charles E. Hodges, architect, E.J. Kingham, builder
345 Coleridge Street, 1910	3	Tudor Revival Cottage
375 Coleridge Street, 1908	3	Originally 1590 Waverley Street, Shingle Style-Craftsman, H.T. Taylor or Gustav Laumeister, builder
435 Coleridge Street, 1925	4	Spanish Colonial Revival, Charles K. Sumner, architect, Ralph. W. Follmer, builder
455 Coleridge Street, 1927	3	Kinney Residence, California Colonial Revival, Birge Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder
512 Coleridge Street, 1928	3	Morell Residence, Monterey Revival, Birge Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder
526 Coleridge Street, 1935	4	Monterey Colonial, Birge Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder
544 Coleridge Street, 1923	3	Mediterranean Revival, Birge Clark, architect, Minton Co., W.P. Goodenough, and Henry B. Post builders, 1923, 1926, and 1929
610 Coleridge Street, 1926	3	Spanish Colonial Revival, Joseph L. Stewart, architect, Minton Co., builder
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757 College Avenue, 1906	3	Cottage, earlier, 425 College Avenue, vernacular cottage
1021 College Avenue, 1899	4	Ducker House, earlier, 611 Lincoln Avenue, Shingle style, E.A. Hettinger, builder
1181 College Avenue, 1890-1907 sleeping porch	4	Earlier, 741 Palo Alto Avenue, shiplap vernacular with fish scale shingle gable
1487 College Avenue, 1890's	3	Red House, earlier, 702 and 1015 Palo Alto Avenue, Queen Anne
1528 College Avenue, 1890's	4	Earlier, 1112 Palo Alto Avenue, Shiplap vernacular
1531 College Avenue, 1890's	1	Earlier, 1408 and 1115 Palo Alto Avenue, 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
445 Colorado Avenue, 1914	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	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, 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	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.
1140 Cowper Street		Professorville
1201 Cowper Street		Professorville
1211 Cowper Street		Professorville
1225 Cowper Street		Professorville
1236 Cowper Street		Professorville
1238 Cowper Street		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.
1300 Cowper Street		Professorville
1312 Cowper Street		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, Percy and Pettigrew, builders. This home was on the 1994 Holiday House Tour.
1345 Cowper Street, 1909	3	Professorville, Craftsman. This home won a Preservation Award in 2010.
1357 Cowper Stree, 1908/9	4	Professorville, Craftsman bungalow
1390 Cowper Street		Professorville
1401 Cowper Street, 1909	4	Professorville, Craftsman
1415 Cowper Street, 1936	4	Professorville, French/Regency Revival, Carl Walstrom builder
1451 Cowper Street, 1906	2	Elwell Residence, Craftsman cottage, C.L. Buckman, builder
1550, 1560, 1566, 1570 Cowper Street, 1930	2	Medieval Revival, Pedro deLemos, architect, Allied Arts Guild (Pedro deLemos), builder
1855 Cowper Street	4	Craftsman clapboard, originally 501 Seale Avenue
1928 Cowper Steet, 1935	1	D'Audney Residence, California Colonial Revival, Birge Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder, Leslie Kiler, landscaping
1950 Cowper Steet, 1932	1	Ruth Stern Residence, Spanish Colonial Revival, Birge M. Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder, Leslie Kiler, landscaping
1990 Cowper Street, 1932	1	Lucie Stern Residence, California Colonial Revival, Birge Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder, Leslie Kiler, landscaping
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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2150 Dartmouth Street, 1906, Barn, 1907	4	Marchmont Club, Colonial Revival, Barn: Albert Coburn
525 East Crescent Drive, 1926	4	Spanish Colonial Revival, Gardner A. Dailey, architect, H.H. Dabinett, builder
1414 Edgwood Drive, 1934	4	Originally 114 Edgewood Drive, Tudor Revival, C.W. Kemper, owner and builder
1450 Edgwood Drive, 1918 - 1924	4	Originally carriage house for 1456 Edgewood
1456 Edgwood 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 Edgwood Drive, 1936	3	Birge Clark home, Regency Revival/Modernism, Birge Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder
2650 El Camino Real, 1923 DEMOLISHED 1982	3	Mayfield School, Spanish Colonial Revival, Henry C. Smith, architect
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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
233 Embarcadero Road		Professorville
235 Embarcadero Road, 1906	2	Professorville, Craftsman, Gustav Laumeister, builder. This home was on the 1994 Holiday House Tour.
251 Embarcadero Road		Professorville
281 Embarcadero Road		Professorville
330 Embarcadero Road, 1912	4	Professorville, Mission Revival Craftsman
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. This home was on the 1989 Holiday House Tour.
467 Embarcadero Road		Professorville
473 Embarcadero Road		Professorville
475 Embarcadero Road		Professorville
505 Embarcadero Road, 1907	4	Professorville, Colonial Revival
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
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225 Emerson Street, 1893	2	Rosebrook House, Queen Anne Cottage, Sheldon & Mosher and G.W. Rosebrook builders
510 Emerson/180 University Avenue, 1899	3	Fraser Building/Montgomery Ward, Classical Revival, E.A. Hettinger, builder
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
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
800 - 806 - 812 - 818 Emerson Street, 1923	4	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
1091 Emerson Street		Professorville
1101 - 1103 Emerson Street, 1903	3	Professorville, Craftsman, Gustav Laumeister, builder
1102 Emerson Street		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, 1908	4	Professorville, Craftsman Bungalow, Gustav Laumeister, builder. This home was on the 1991 Holiday House Tour.
1133 Emerson Street		Professorville
1134 Emerson Street, 1907	4	Professorville, Elmore Residence, Prairie School
1135 Emerson Street		Professorville
1174 Emerson Street		Professorville
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
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51 Encina Avenue and Barn (pre-restoration), 1900	2	Designed and built by Thomas and Mary Greer O'Brine
412 Everett Street, ca. 1895, 1897	3	Queen Anne with Stick, Eastlake and Colonial Revival influences, G. Wigle and P.P. Quinn (1897), builders
560 Everett Street, 1936	3	Streamline Moderne, A.A. Smith, builder
657 Everett Street, 1908	4	Originally 257 Byron Street, Colonial Revival, G.C. Johnson or Martin A. Johnson, builder
751 and 761 Everett Street, 1916	4	Mission Revival pair, C.H. Fuller, builder
758 Everett Street, 1923	4	Tudor Cottage, Birge Clark, architect; Wells P. Goodenough, builder
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403 Florence Street, 1904	2	Palo Alto Christian Church, J.A. Prewitt, brickwork, A. Mills, woodwork, W.P. Goodenough, CSAA remodel (1950)
420 Florence Street, 1893, 1983	3	Queen Anne, Reconstructed and enlarged in 1983 by Moyer Associates
345 Forest Avenue, 1927	2	Laning Chateau, Staller Court, Spanish Colonial Revivial, J.C. Hladik, architect, Wm. Staller, builder
360 Forest Avenue, 1930	4	Casa Real, Spanish Colonial Revival, Edwards and Schary (SF), architects, Wm. Staller (SF), builder
543-5 Forest Avenue, 1905	2	Queen Anne
644 Forest Avenue, 1912	4	Craftsman Bungalow
680 Forest Avenue, 1916	4	Craftsman Bungalow, Sam Pedrift, builder. This home won a Preservation Award in 2003.
705 Forest Avenue, 1922	3	Originally, 659 Middlefield Road, Craftsman, Palo Alto Construction Co.
736 Forest Avenue, 1916	4	Craftsman Bungalow, James W. Wells, builder
804 Forest Avenue, 1921	4	Craftsman Bungalow
1001 Forest Avenue, 1894	4	Flint Mansion, Queen Anne simplified to Classical Revival (historic photo), H.L. Upham, architect, P.P. Quinn and H.L. Upham, builders. This home won a Preservation Award in 2002.This home was part of the 2002 Holiday House Tour.
1023 Forest Avenue, 1896	2	Herznger House, originally 1007 Forest Avenue, Queen Anne, C.H. Barrett, architect, H.P. Madsion, builder, (historic photo). This home won a Preservation Award in 2002. This home was part of the 2002 Holiday House Tour.
1055 Forest Avenue, 1896	4	Newcomer House, originally 1015 Forest Avenue, Classical Revival, H.L. Upham, architect, P.P. Quinn and H.L. Upham, builders
1145 Forest Avenue, 1889	2	Ashby House, earlier 1033-1035 Forest Avenue, Eastlake Cottage, This home was on the 1995 and 2002 Holiday House Tours.
1271 Forest Avenue, 1936	4	Tudor Revival cottage, originally 1141 Forest Avenue, W.E. Grimm, builder and owner
1009 Forest Court, 1896	2	Carriage House and Water Tower for Flint House (1001 Forest), Craftsman. This home won a Preservation Award in 2002. This home was part of the 2002 Holiday House Tour.
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212 Fulton Street, 1919	4	Craftsman Bungalow
215 Fulton Street, 1908	3	Mission Rvival identical to 225 Fulton, 379 Lytton and 575 Hawthorne, G.W. Mosher, builder
216 Fulton Street, 1913	4	Originally 214 Fulton, Craftsman Bungalow, one of 4 identical houses, H.J. Ross, builder
225 Fulton Street, 1908	3	Mission Revival, one of 4 identical houses
422 Fulton Street, 1895	4	Decorated vernacular cottage, Wells and Caulkins, builder
640 Fulton Street, 1895	4	Vernacular
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651 Gilman Street, 1902	4	Queen Anne, George W. Mosher, builder
1037 Greenwood Avenue, 1908	4	Craftsman-Prairie School, Frank D. Wolfe (San Jose), architect and builder. Once used for classrooms for the Harker School
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.
625 Hale Street, 1925	4	Churrigueresque, John Dudfield, builder
205 Hamilton Avenue, 1909	2	Downing Block, E.A. Hettinger, builder
235 Hamilton Avenue, 1924	3	Ramona Street, Cardinal Hotel, W.H. Week, architect, Birge M. Clark, supervising architect, John Madsen, builder, tile video
267 Hamilton Avenue, 1927	3	Ramona Street, Medico-Dental Building, Spanish Colonial Revival, Birge Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder
380 Hamilton Avenue, 1932	1	U.S. Post Office, National Landmark Building (May, 1985), Spanish Colonial Revival, Birge and David Clark, architects, Albert Nelson (San Francisco), builder, short video
780 Hamilton Avenue, 1931	3	Spanish Colonial Revival, William Klay, architect and builder
964 Hamilton Avenue, 1922	4	Tudor Revival
1220 Hamilton Avenue, 1938	2	Streamine 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, architects
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2050, 2056, 2062, 2068, 2074, 2080 Hanover Street, 1938	4	Streamline Cottages; Antonio Drago, builder
2151 Hanover Street, 1893	4	Welakahao Club, Stanford Eating Club; Vernacular
2301, 2305, 2311 Hanover Street, 1938	4	Spanish Colonial Revival, Pedro deLemos, architect; Louis Anderson, builder
2051, 2057, 2063, 2069, 2075, 2081 Harvard Street, 1930	4	Earlier 451-481 Harvard Street, English Cottages; C.E. Finnell, builder
381 Hawthorn Street, 1903-4, 1907	3	Colonial Revival/Prairie School; H.L. Upham, architect and builder
575 Hawthorn Street, 1908	2	Mission Revival, George W. Mosher, builder
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212 High Street, 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, Samuel Newsom (San Francisco), archtect; W.T. Rhodes, supervising architect; M.P. Madsion, builder; for annex: Newsom & Newsom, architects; George W. Mosher, builder
617, 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, 1931	4	Watercourse Way, Black and Campbell, builder
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	3	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.
209 Homer Avenue, 1893	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/Palo Alto Bread; Alfred G. Thompson, builder and owner
225 Homer Avenue, 1901	3	Queen Anne/Eastlake
230 Homer Avenue, 1928	4	Reinforced concrete, connects to 232 Homer
231 Homer Avenue, 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)
351 Homer Avenue, 1906	2	Williams House, Tudor Revival, Ernest Coxhead, architect, historic photo
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.
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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190 Island Drive, 1929	2	Originally 190 Park Way, Spanish Colonial Revival, Frederick Confers, architect; Morgan Stedman, addition architect; Leslie Kiler, landscaping; O.L. Cavanagh, builder; E.J. Schmaling, addition builder
320 Kellogg Avenue, 1916	3	Originally 1401 Bryant Street, then 310 Kellog, Colonial Revival, Fred Meyer (San Francisco), architect; F.W. Fox, builder
555 Kellogg Avenue, 1909	3	Craftsman Bungalow
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200 Kingsley Avenue		Professorville
221 Kingsley Avenue, 1902	2	Professorville, Colonial Revival, Gustav Laumeister, builder. On 1993 Holiday House Tour.
222 Kingsley Avenue, c. 1904		Professorville: This home was on the 1989 Holiday House Tour.
252 Kingsley Avenue		Professorville
257 Kingsley Avenue, 1904		Professorville
262 Kingsley Avenue, 1907		Professorville This home was on the 1993 Holiday House Tour
303 Kingsley Avenue		Professorville
319 Kingsley Avenue		Professorville
325, 327, 333, 335, 343, 345, 353, 355, 363, 365 Kingsley Avenue, 1940		Professorville, Kingsley Court, Birge Clark, architect
334 Kingsley Avenue, 1903	2	Professorville, Georgian/Colonial Revival, George Mosher, builder, historic photo. This home won a Preservation Award in 2003.This home was on the 1992 and 2003 Holiday House Tours.
356 Kingsley Avenue, 1893	1	Professorville, Greek Revival, H.B.Adair (Pescadero), builder
358 - 360 Kingsley Avenue		Professorville
364 Kingsley Avenue, 1899 See before and after 2010 remodel	3	Professorville, Vernacular, J.W. Wells, builder. This home was on the 1993 Holiday House Tour.
374 Kingsley Avenue, 1899	3	Professorville, Craftsman, J.W. Wells, builder
405 Kingsley Avenue		Professorville
425 Kingsley Avenue		Professorville
430 Kingsley Avenue, 1902	3	Professorville, Colonial Revival, Prairie School mode, A.W. Smith (Oakland), architect; Gustav Laumeister, builder
433 Kingsley Avenue, 1891-2, 1903	2	Professorville, Colonial Revival (in rear); Gustav Laumeister 1903 remodeling
450 Kingsley Avenue, 1894	2	Professorville, Sanford House, Queen Anne, Frank McMurry, architect; P.P. Quinn and H.L. Upham, builder
457 Kingsley Avenue, 1914	2	Professorville, Tudor Revival, Arthur T. O'Brien, architect
459 Kingsley Avenue		Professorville
490 Kingsley Avenue, 1920	3	Originally 460 Kingsley, Professorville, Mediterranean Revival, Blake C. Wilbur Residence
501 Kingsley Avenue, 1897	2	Professorville, Colonial Revival, Fleugel House, James W. Wells, builder
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249 Kipling Street, 1903	3	Colonial Revival cottage, H.L. Upham, builder
321 Kipling Street, 1891- 92	4	First Palo Alto Post Office/Parkinson Company office, John F. Parkinson builder
405 Kipling Street, 1897	4	William P. Wreden, Rare Books, H.L. Upham, architect; P.P. Quinn, builder
411 Kipling Street, 1902	4	Four-square, George W. Mosher, builder
421 - 423 Kipling Street, 1900	3	Queen Anne, Classical Revival, H.L. Upham architect/builder
430 Kipling Street, 1897	3	Vernacular, H.L. Upham, builder
431 - 433 Kipling Street, 1901	4	Four-square, part of "405 Kipling Group". This home was on the 1991 Holiday House Tour.
443 Kipling Street, 1897	4	Pueblo Revival, reinforced Concrete, H.L. Upham architect/builder
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250 Leland, 1904 DEMOLISHED 1897	3	Queen Anne, excellent example of the style
390 Leland Avenue, 1904	4	Holston Residence, Colonial Revival Variant, Ole Olsen, builder
132 Lincoln Avenue, 1920	4	Originally 1104 High Street, Craftsman Bungalow, John Dudfield builder
225 Lincoln Avenue, 1909-11	3	Formerly 1091 Emerson Street, board and batten cottage
251 Lincoln Avenue, 1903	4	Charles House, Professorville, Colonial Revival, Charles Hodges, architect
255 Lincoln Avenue		Professorville
308 Lincoln Avenue, 1902	3	Professorville, Colonial Revival, Gustav Laumeister, builder
318 Lincoln Avenue, 1901	4	Professorville, Colonial Revival, Gustav Laumeister, builder
329 Lincoln Avenue, c. 1899		Professorville. This house was on the 1989 Holiday House Tour. In 1969, owners Robert and Lora Textor researched and recruited the support which eventually created the Professorville Historic District.
331 Lincoln Avenue		Professorville. This home was on the 2006 Holiday House Tour.
334 Lincoln Avenue, 1897	3	Professorville, Colonial Revival, J.W. Ford, builder. This home won a Preservation Award in 2008.
345 Lincoln Avenue, 1893	2	Professorville, Wing House, Colonial Revival, A.B. Clark, architect; George W. Mosher, builder. this home was on the 1991 and 2001 Holiday House Tours.
356 Lincoln Avenue, 1896	1	Professorville, Craftsman Bungalow, A.B. Clark, arcgitect; Guido Marx builder
365 Lincoln Avenue, 1903	2	Professorville, Hoskins-Thomas Residence, Colonial Revival/Craftsman, Gus Laumeister, builder. This home was on the 1990 Holiday House Tour.
381 Lincoln Avenue, 1894	4	Professorville, Shingle/Colonial Revival
405 Lincoln Avenue		Professorville, Spanish Colonial Revival with courtyard, ca. 1923. The current owner of this house has applied for a demolition permit. Read more.
409 Lincoln Avenue		Professorville
427 Lincoln Avenue		Professorville
436 Lincoln Avenue		Professorville
439 Lincoln Avenue		Professorville
451 Lincoln Avenue, ca. 1924		Professorville, Charles K. Sumner, architect
467 Lincoln Avenue, 1925	4	Professorville, Tudor Revival, Frank W. Fos, builder
510 Lincoln Avenue, 1931	3	Professorville, French Norman Revival, Henry Gutterson (San Francisco), architect; Clinton Stepherson Construction Co., builder
536 Lincoln Avenue, 1897	4	Tudor Revival, Charles E.Hodges, architect; James W. Wells, builder
1250 Lincoln Avenue, 1927	4	Originally 565 Ashby, Spanish Colonial Revival, The Minton Company, builder
1370 Lincoln Avenue, 1927	2	Middlekauff House, Originally 405 Ashby, Spanish Colonial Revival, Charles K. Sumner, architect; Osborne and Knight, builder
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1517 Louisa Court, 1905	4	Joseph Greer House, Vernacular
275 Lowell Avenue/1680 Bryant, 1914	2	Originally one house, the central portion was removed go ceate two separate houses, John Hudson Thomas, architect
401 Lowell Avenue, 1908	4	Mission Revival, Gus Laumeister builder; Henry B. Post, 1928 remodeling
535 Lowell Avenue, 1926	4	Tudor Revival, L.A. Bachelder, builder
265 Lytton Avenue, 1926	4	Tinney & Sons Mortuary, L.A. Bachelder, builder
379 Lytton Avenue, 1909 DEMOLISHED, 1985	3	Mission Revival, same design at 215 and 225 Fulton and 575 Hawthorne, G.W. Mosher, builder
489 - 497 Lytton Avenue/360 Cowper, 1902	4	Colonial Revival, Location of Palo Alto's first hospital
555 Lytton Avenue, 1896	3	Queen Anne, Frank D. Wolfe, architect and builder
630 Lytton Avenue, 1903	4	Queen Anne, Thomas J. Allen, builder
667 Lytton Avenue, 1903	4	Colonial Revival, J.A. Prewitt, builder; 1939 alteration ($1900), E.J. Schmaling
771 Lytton Avenue, 1924	4	Earlier, 777 Lytton, Spanish Colonial Revival, P.W. Wilson, builder
851 Lytton Avenue, 1906	3	Queen Anne/Colonial Revival
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420 Maple Street	2	National Register, Dunker Residence (II), California Colonial, Birge Clark, architect; Wells P. Goodenough, builder
460 Maple Street, 1930	3	Spanish Colonial Revival, Longueville Price, architect and builder
686 Matadero Avenue, 1934	4	Colonial Revival, George B. Moore, builder
305 Melville Avenue		Professorville
315 Melville Avenue, 1903	4	Queen Anne, Professorville
321 Melville Avenue		Professorville
325 Melville Avenue		Professorville
330 Melville Avenue		Professorville
335 Melville Avenue		Professorville
340 Melville Avenue		Professorville
353 Melville Avenue, 1897	3	Professorville, Colonial Revival, H.L. Upham, architect; George W. Mosher, builder
363 Melville Avenue		Professorville
409 Melville Avenue		Professorville
433 Melville Avenue, 1894	2	Professorville, Queen Anne/Shingle Style, A.B. Clark, architect; E.A. Hettinger, builder
440 Melville Avenue		Professorville
450, 454, 458, 462, 466, 470 Melville Avenue Demolished and Replaced at 450		Professorville
453 Melville Avenue		Professorville
465 Melville Avenue, 1898	3	Professorville, James W. Wells, builder
467, 469 Melville Avenue		Professorville
475 Melville Avenue, 1911	2	Huff House, Professorville, Craftsman, William H. Bates (Mountain View), builder
480 Melville Avenue Demolished and Replaced		Professorville
500 Melville Avenue, 1904	3	Doll's House, Stark Residence, originally 1301 Cowper Street, Professorville, Craftsman
560 Melville Avenue, 1926	4	Colonial Revival, Sidney L. Griffiths, builder
567 Melville Avenue	2	Palo Alto Club, Darsie Residence, Ernest Coxhead, architect; L.S. Bean, builder
601 - 603 Melville Avenue, 1261 Webster Street, 1905	1	Theophilus Allen House, National Register, Craftsman, A.W. Smith This home was on the 1994 Holiday House Tour.
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101 Middlefield Road/710 Palo Alto Avenue, 1913	4	Mission Revival
251 Middlefield Road, 1913	4	Craftsman, John Dudfield, builder
628 Middlefield Road, 1916	2	John Hudson Thomas, architect; George C. Bertsche, builder
1305 Middlefield Road, 1932	1	Lucie Stern Community Center (video), Birge Clark, architect, Wells Goodenough, builder. This property won a Preservation Award in 2003.
220 Miramonte Avenue, 1926	4	Originally 301 Portola, Spanish Colonial Revival, Christopher M. Cook (Cook Lumber Co.), builder
260 Miramonte Avenue, 1926	4	Originally 306 Madrone, English half-timber, Christopher M. Cook (Cook Lumber Co.), builder
449 Monroe Avenue, 1899	2	Originally 225 Homer (moved 1985), Queen Anne/Eastlake, Anton Jensen, builder
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218, 224, 226, 230 No. California Avenue, 1929	3	Colonial Revival group, Paul Rowan Smith, builder
355 North California Avenue, 1925	3	Craftsman, L.E. Kingham, builder
450 North California Avenue, 1937	2	Streamline Moderne, William F. Klay, architect and builder
2105, 2114, 2115, 2124 Oberlin Street, 1928	3	Paired cottages, H. Van Polen, owner, architect and builder
2130, 2136 Oberlin Street, 1932	4	Spanish Colonial Revival cottages, originally 530-536 Oberlin, Ed Lowis, owner and builder
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4155 Old Adobe Road (Juana Briones Adobe)	1	California Registered Historical Landmark, Mills Act; placed on 11 Most Endangered Historic Places list, May 19, 2010 Read more about Juana Briones.
710 Palo Alto Avenue (101 Middlefield), 1905	4	Mission Revival
1184 Palo Alto Avenue, 1931-1935	2	Spanish Colonial Revival, Kiler House, Charles K. Sumner, architect; Black and Campbell, builder of studio, 1931; E.J. Schmaling, builder, main structure,1935. This home was on the 2007 Holiday House Tour.
1795 Park Boulevard, 1904	3	Georgian Revival, earlier addresses: 280, 191, 195 Park Blvd.
2110 Park Boulevard, 1909	2	Mission Revival, reinforced concrete, W. Garden Mitchell (San Francisco), architect; P.W. Bosworth, San Francisco Concrete Construction Co., builder
1230 Parkinson Avenue, 1928	3	Cottage with bull's-eye window, W.G.Bell, owner and builder
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347 Ramona Street, 1893	3	Queen Anne, Field and Ledyard, builder
520 - 526 Ramona Street, 1925	1	Gotham Shop (520), Ramona Street Architectural District, Spanish Colonial Revival, Pedro deLemos, architect; Damant and Sons, builder, tile video. This home won a Preservation Award in 2008.
528 - 536 Ramona Street, 1926	2	Ramona Street Architectural District, Spanish Colonial Revival, Birge Clark, architect; Wells Goodenough, builder, tile video
533 - 539 Ramona Street, 1938	1	Ramona Street Architectural District, Spanish Colonial Revival, Pedro deLemos, architect and builder, tile video
538 - 540 - 542 Ramona Street, 1927,	2	Ramona Street Architectural District, Spanish Colonial Revival, Birge Clark, architect, Wells Goodenough, builder
541 - 545 Ramona Street	4	Ramona Street Architectural District, Homeware Store, Spanish Colonial Revival, Birge Clark, architect, Wells Goodenough, builder. This property won a Preservation Award in 2007.
628 Ramona Street, 1927	2	Spanish Colonial Revival, Birge Clark, architect, Minton Company, builder
630 Ramona Street, 1927	2	California Colonial, Birge Clark, architect, Minton Company, builder
668 Ramona Street, 1926	2	Palo Alto Art Club, Spanish Colonial/ Mission Revival/Craftsman, Birge Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder
734 Ramona Street - 735 Emerson Street, 1926	4	Classical Revival, Indian Bowl, Ralph Follmer, builder
748 Ramona/201, 231 Homer Avenue DEMOLISHED 1985	3
819 Ramona Street, 1924	3	Classical Revival, A.M.E. Zion Church, restored, 2008, National Register of Historic Places
935 Ramona Street, 1895	4	Queen Anne cottage, A.W. Caulkins, builder
942 Ramona Street, 1904	4	Queen Anne, nearly a twin to 948 Ramona, A.W. Caulkins, builder
948 Ramona Street, 1904	4	Queen Anne, less decoated than 942 Ramona, A.W. Caulkins or H.L. Upham, builder
1000 - 1006 Ramona Street (1004)		Professorville
1001 Ramona Street, 1908	3	Professorville, Plan Book Bungalow, Gus Laumeister, builder
1013 Ramona Street		Professorville. This home won a Preservation Award in 2009.
1020 Ramona Street, 1909		Professorville
1021 Ramona Street, 1905	4	Professorville, Colonial Revival identical to 1029 Ramona This home was on the first Holiday House Tour in 1988.
1024 Ramona Street, 1914	4	Professorville, Craftsman Bungalow
1029 Ramona Street, 1905		Professorville, Colonial Revival, identical to 1021 Ramona Street
1030 - 1032 Ramona Street		Professorville
1031 Ramona Street		Professorville
1037 Ramona Street		Professorville. This home was on the 2006 Holiday House Tour.
1040 Ramona Street		Professorville
1047 Ramona Street, 1907	4	Professorville, Colonial Revival
1048 Ramona Street, 1904	4	Professorville, Colonial Revival. This home was on the 2003 Holiday House Tour.
1057 Ramona Street, 1901	4	Professorville, rehabilitation in 1985. This home was on the first Holiday House Tour in 1988 and also on the 1993 Holiday House tour..
1102 Ramona Street		Professorville
1103 Ramona Street, 1901	3	Professorville, Colonial Revival, Gus Laumeister, builder. This home was on the 1992 Holiday House Tour.
1106 Ramona Street		Professorville. This home was on the 1992 Holiday House Tour.
1112 Ramona Street		Professorville
1115 Ramona Street, 1903	2	Professorville, Colonial Revival, Gus Laumeistr, builder
1116 Ramona Street		Professorville
1121, 1123, 1125 Ramona Street		Professorville
1139 Ramona Street, 1903	2	Professorville, Colonial Revival, Gus Laumeister, builder
1147 Ramona Street		Professorville. This home was on the 2003 Holiday House Tour.
1155 Ramona Street		Professorville
272 Rinconada Avenue, 1931	4	Spanish Colonial Revival, Marcus Stedman, owner, architect and builder
466 Ruthven, 1907	4	Overscaled Palladian windows, fish-scale shingles, generous bay and Tusdan porch columns; Mark Lucas, owner and builder
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936 - 938 Scott Street, 1895	3	Queen Anne, H.L. Upham, architect, P.P. Quinn and H.L. Upham builders
449 Seneca Street/909 University, 1895	2	Dayan Residence, Georgian Revival, William Campbell, builder
734 Seneca Street, 1925	3	Classical Revival, Joseph Dunn, builder
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, Venacular
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
1410 Tasso Street, 1932	4	Spanish Colonial Revival, Walter Sorenson, builder
1416 Tasso Street, 1922	4	Spanish Colonial Revival, Minton Co., builder
310 Tennyson Avenue, 1917	4	Prairie/Classical Revival fusion, George Jacobsen, builder
510 Tennyson Avenue, 1932	4	Spanish Colonial Revial, 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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25, 27 University Avenue, 1918	1	Hostess House, Memorial Flag Pole, National Register, California Registered Historical Landmark, Julia Morgan, architect
95 University Avenue, 1940	1	S.P. Train Station, Streamline Moderne, J.H. Christie, architect, Southern Pacific Co., builder
121 - 131 University Avenue, 1925	2	Roos Brothers Clothing Store, American Commercial, Birge Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder
140 University/514 High Street	2
180 University Avenue/510 Emerson, 1899	3	Fraser Building/Montgomery Ward, Classical Revival, E.A. Hettinger, builder
223 University Avenue, 1925	3	Stanford Theater, Weeks and Day, architects
251 University Avenue, 1906, 1928	3	Bank of America Building, William Henry Weeks, architect, F.W. Fox, builder; remodeled 1928, Minton Co., builder, H.A. Minton, architect,
271 University Avenue, 1929	3	Zig-Zag Moderne, John Carl Warnecke, architect, George Peterson, builder
323 University Avenue, 1925	3	Crandall's, California Colonial, Birge Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder
367 University Avenue, 1922, 1931	4	Original use: grocery; Black and Campbell remodel builders
396 University/502 Waverley Street, 1925	3	Decker Oak Building, Classical Revival, Powers, architect, Cranston and Smith Realtors, builder
415 - 419 University Avenue, 1926	3	Birge Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder, 1978 front remodel: David Madsen, architect
423 University Avenue, 1927	3	Churrigueresque, Birge Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder, 1934 alterations done by Smith-Burke Co.
436 - 452 University Avenue, 1927	2	Spanish Colonial Revival, Birge Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder
456 University Avenue, 1927	1	New Varsity Theater, Mission Revival, Reid Brothers, architects, McDonald and Kahn builders
460 - 474 University Avenue, 1927	3	Spanish Colonial Revival, Birge Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder. This home won a Preservation Award in 1999.
480 - 498 University Avenue, 1929-30	2	President Hotel, Spanish (or California) Colonial, Birge Clark, architect, James McLaughlin, builder
564 University Avenue, 1904	2	Forbes Residence, Colonial/Mission Revival, A.N. Mills, builder
755 University Avenue, 1903/4	2	Dunker House, Queen Anne/Shingle Styles
851 University Avenue, 1903	4	Georgian Revival, Gus Laumeister, builder
860 University Avenue, 1906	1	Peck House, National Register, Colonial Revival
900 University Avenue, 1904	1	Squire House, National Register, California Historical Landmark No. 857, Mills Act, Classical Revival, T. Patterson Ross, architect, George W. Mosher, builder. This home was on the 1995 Holiday House Tour.
939 University Avenue, 1916	2	Classical Revival, John R. Branner, architect, George Jacobsen, builder
950 University Avenue, 1908	4	DeForest Residence, Craftsman, Roy H. Heald, architect, Gustav Laumeister, builder, Thomas Church, landscaping
970 University Avenue, 1909	2	Lee House, Crfaftsman, Roy H. Heald, architect, Gustav Laumeister, builder
1057 University Avenue, 1924	4	Spanish Colonial Revival, Wells P. Goodenough, builder
1130 University Avenue, 1927	4	Mediterranean Revival, William M. Meyer, builder
1505 University Avenue, 1926	4	Spanish Colonial Revival, Charles K. Sumner, architect, Ralph Follmer, builder. This home was on the 2007 Holiday House Tour.
1800 University Avenue, 1930	3	Mortonson Residence, Spanish Colonial Revival, Gardner Dailey, architect, Mrs. M.H.McCante, owner/builder, Thomas Church, landscaping
1870 University Avenue, 1929	3	Manning House, Monterey and Classical Revival, Gardner Dailey, architect, Mallock & Feasy, builder
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121 Waverley Street, 1913	4	Classical Revival. This home won a Preservation Award in 2000.
502 Waverley Street/396 University	3	Decker Oak Building, Classical Revival, Powers, architect, Cranston and Smith Realtors, builder
510 Waverley Street, 1894	2	Queen Anne, William Peacock, builder
526 Waverley Street, 1927	3	Palo Alto Sport Shop, Birge Clark, architect, Wells P. Goodenough, builder
660 Waverley Street, 1898 DEMOLISHED 1892	4	Colonial Revival, Curtis Tobey, Jr., architect, L.E. Bartlett, builder
661 Waverley Street, 1893 DESTROYED BY FIRE (ARSON) 1981	4	Queen Anne with Eastlake ornament
734-6 Waverley Street, 1912-13	4	Craftsman Bungalow, John Dudfield, builder
745 Waverley Street, 1901	2	St. Thomas Aquinas Church, Gothic Revival, Shea & Shea, architects
1010 Waverley Street		Professorville
1020 Waverley Street		Professorville
1022 Waverley Street		Professorville. This home won a Preservation Award in 2002.
1050 Waverley Street		Professorville
1101 Waverley Street		Professorville
1110 Waverley Street		Professorville
1130 Waverley Street		Professorville
1135 Waverley Street, 1927	4	Professorville, Colonial/Georgian Revival, Ralph Follmer, architect and builder
1136 Waverley Street, 1893	3	Originally 357 Kingsley (moved 1939 or 1940), Professorville, Colonial Revival, Arthur Bridgman Clark, architect, R.C. Andrews, builder
1146 Waverley Street, 1893	4	Professorville, Vernacular, Charles Hodges, architect, Field and Ledyard, builder. This home was on the 1992 Holiday House Tour.
1155 Waverley Street, 1927	4	Professorville, Spanish Colonial RevivalLionel H. Price, architect, Minton Co., builder
1177 Waverley Street		Professorville
1220 Waverley Street, 1899	4	Professorville, originally 380 Kingsley Avenue, part of rustic group (364, 374 and 380 Kingsley), Craftsman, J.W. Wells, builder
1221 Waverley Street, c. 1902		Professorville. This home was on the 1989 Holiday House Tour.
1240 Waverley Street, 1905		Professorville
1245 Waverley Street, 1902		Professorville
1248 Waverley Street		Professorville
1303 Waverley Street, 1919	4	Professorville, Mission Revival
1321 Waverley Street		Professorville
1327 Waverley Street		Professorville
1329 Waverley Street, 1902	3	Professorville, Craftsman Bungalow, Gustav Laumeister, builder
1331 Waverley Street		Professorville
1431 Waverley Street, 1902	2	Gamble House, Colonial/Georgian Revival, C.A. Bates, builder
1808 Waverley Street, 1927	2	Spanish Colonial Revival and Monterey Revival, S.A. Born Building Co., builder
2051 Waverley Street, 1923, 1926, 1929	2	Spanish Colonial Revival
2101 Waverley Street, 1934	2	Medieval Revival, Carr Jones, architect and builder
2261 Waverley Street, 1929	2	Spanish Colonial Revival, E.J. Schmaling and E.A. Stenbit, builder
2510 Waverley Street, 1937	2	Early California Adobe, Ray Peppin, architect, Jack Anderson, contractor, Dan Roeniel, builder
100/110 Waverley Oaks, 1931	1	Waverley Oaks, Pedro deLemos House, National Register, Spanish Colonial Revival, Pedro deLemos, architect and builder
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1022 Webster Street, 1893	4	Vernacular, identical to 1026 Webster, Henry W. Hook, builder
1026 Webster Street, 1893	4	Vernacular, identical to 1022 Webster, Henry W. Hook, builder
1128 Webster Street, 1894	4	Originally 576 Lincoln Avenue, Vernacular, George W. Mosher, builder
1151 Webster Street, 1905	4	Colonial Revival
1400 Webster Street, 1918	4	Originally 578 Kellogg Avenue, Colonial Revival
1432 Webster Street, 1914	3	Craftsman Bungalow, Mary D. Thomas, architect, (first woman elected to the City Council), George W. Mosher, builder. this home was on the 1991 Holiday House Tour.
1525 Webster Street, 1922	4	Spanish Colonial Revival, Birge Clark, architect, The Minton Co., builder
1651 Webster Street, 1922	4	Birge Clark, architect
1849 Webster Street, 1937 DEMOLISHED	4	California Modern, Marcus Stedman, designer, James Stedman, builder
2300 Wellesley Street,1936	4	College Terrace Library, Spanish Colonial Revival, Charles K. Sumner, architect, George B. Moore, builder
334 Whitman Court, 1904		Professorville
373 - 375 Whitman Court, 1908	4	Professorville, Shiplap Rustic Craftsman Cottage
1295 Wilson Street, 1895	3	Originally 102 Wilson, Queen Anne, George W. Mosher, builder
2130 Yale Street, 1904	3	Birkett House, Queen Anne/Colonial Revival
2310 Yale Street, 1889	3	Kee House, National Register of Historic Places (1985), Eastlake
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