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"Prof" denotes an unclassified Professorville home. "*" indicates that the owner accepted a centennial plaque.
Address	Year	Inventory	Award	Tour	Architect/Builder	Other
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Island Drive got its name for the barrier in the middle of the street protecting a stately, spreading Deodar cedar.
100 Island Drive	2006					Original deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998.
111 Island Drive	c. 1936				Birge Clark	Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998.
123 Island Drive	c. 1936					Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998.
140 Island Drive	c. 1929					Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998.
155 Island Drive	c. 1933				Birge Clark	alternate view Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998.
160 Island Drive	2012
175 Island Drive	1936					Deemed eligible for the National and California Registers by Dames and Moore in 1998.
185 Island Drive / 1422 Edgewood Drive	1936					alternate view Considered for the National and California Registers by Dames and Moore in 1998.
190 Island Drive	1929	2	Landmark home		Frederick Confers, architect	Originally 190 Park Way
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Address	Year	Inventory	Award	Tour	Architect/Builder	Other
Ivy Lane, like Iris Way, Primrose Way and Heather Lane are part of the Green Gables subdivision, of Floyd Lowe.
1916 Ivy Lane	1950	Non-contributing			Anshen & Allen / Green Gables Eichler
1919 Ivy Lane	1950	National Trust			Anshen & Allen / Green Gables Eichler
1930 Ivy Lane	1950	National Trust			Anshen & Allen / Green Gables Eichler
1933 Ivy Lane	1950	Non-contributing			Anshen & Allen / modified Green Gables Eichler	alternate view
1944 Ivy Lane	1950	National Trust			Anshen & Allen / Green Gables Eichler
1947 Ivy Lane	1950	National Trust			Anshen & Allen / Green Gables Eichler
1958 Ivy Lane	1950	Non-contributing			Anshen & Allen / modified Green Gables Eichler
1961 Ivy Lane	1950	National Trust			Anshen & Allen / Green Gables Eichler
1972 Ivy Lane	1950	non-contributing			Anshen & Allen / Green Gables Eichler modified
1975 Ivy Lane	1950	non-contributing			Anshen & Allen / Green Gables Eichler modified
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Address	Year	Inventory	Award	Tour	Architect/Builder	Other
Juniper Serra, was named for Father Juniper Serra, founder of nine California missions. This county road connects Page Mill and Alpine Roads behind the central campus and Lagunita.
551 Junipero Serra, Stanford	1934					Original owner Sheets
616 Junipero Serra, Stanford	1936				John K. Branner	Original owner Coester
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Address	Year	Inventory	Award	Tour	Architect/Builder	Other
What was originally Katherine Street before 1930, is now that part of Melville Avene between Middlefield Road and Channing Avenue. Current houses are numbered between 734 and 896 Melville.
Katherine Street
Katherine Street
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Address	Year	Inventory	Award	Tour	Architect/Builder	Other
Kellogg Avenue, an original Palo Alto street, was named by Timothy Hopkins to honor his wife, Mary Kellogg Crittenden. They were married in 1882.
103 Kellogg Avenue	ca. 1984
110 and 114 Kellogg Avenue	ca. 1936					114 deemed potentially eligible for the California Register of Historic Resources by Dames and Moore in 1998
117 Kellogg Avenue	2001					Original home considered for NRHP and CRHR but not visible from street in 1998 (Demolished)
118 Kellogg Avenue	2011					Original home was deemed NOT eligible for the CRHR or the NRHP in 1998.
119 Kellogg Avenue	ca. 1935					Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register of Historic Resources by Dames and Moore in 1998
123 Kellogg Avenue	2016					Original home deemed potentially eligible for the California Register of Historic Resources by Dames and Moore in 1998
126 Kellogg Avenue	1923					Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register of Historic Resources by Dames and Moore in 1998
135 Kellogg Avenue	2015					Original home deemed potentially eligible for the California Register of Historic Resources by Dames and Moore in 1998
138 Kellogg Avenue	ca. 1930
142 Kellogg Avenue	2019					Original home was deemed potentially eligible for the c
151 Kellogg Avenue	2017					Original home considered for the NRHP in 1998-evaluation details on DPR form; Deemed potentially eligible for the Considered for the NRHP in 1998-evaluation details on DPR form; Deemed potentially eligible for the CRHR in 1998
160 Kellogg Avenue	1992
230 Kellogg Avenue	c. 1916 – 1921					Deemed eligible for the National Register of Historic Places by Dames and Moore in 1998; Eligible for the California Register of Historic Resources due to eligibility for the NRHP
240 Kellogg Avenue	c. 1911
242 Kellogg Avenue	c. 1930
244 Kellogg Avenue	c. 1926					Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998.
256 Kellogg Avenue	1910					Deemed NOT eligible for National or alifornia registers
270 Kellogg Avenue	1909					Deemed potentially eligible for the National and California Registers by Dames and Moore in 1998.
305 Kellogg Avenue	2005
320 Kellogg Avenue	1916	3			Fred Meyer	Originally 1401 Bryant; F.W. Fox, builder
330 Kellogg Avenue	1963
333 Kellogg Avenue	1956
339 Kellogg Avenue	c. 1910
342 Kellogg Avenue	1949
343 Kellogg Avenue	1910
345 Kellogg Avenue	c. 1909
355 Kellogg Avenue	1997
360 Kellogg Avenue	1919				Birge Clark Rear guest house	Deemed eligible for the National and California Registers by Dames and Moore in 1998.
530 Kellogg Avenue	1918 / 1960
552 Kellogg Avenue	1918 / 2007
555 Kellogg Avenue	1909 / 1990	3
575 Kellogg Avenue	c. 1907 / 1912	Deemed NOT eligible
633 Kellogg Avenue	c. 1926 / 1946	Deemed NOT eligible
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Address	Year	Inventory	Award	Tour	Architect/Builder	Other
Kingsley Avenue, an original street, was named for Charles Kingsley, an English clergyman, historian, and novelist. (1819–1875. “Westward Ho!,” published in 1855, told about a young man who sets out to a life of adventure at sea. nIt was set in Bideford, on England’s southwest coast. The book’s bestseller status drove tourism to the region, and some enterprising locals built a hotel named after the book near the ocean.
200 Kingsley Avenue	c. 1906	Professorville
112 Kingsley Avenue	c. 1920
221 Kingsley Avenue	1902	2		1993 HHT
222 Kingsley Avenue	1904	Professorville
252 Kingsley Avenue	c. 1908	Professorville
257 Kingsley Avenue	1904 *	Professorville		1993 HHT
262 Kingsley Avenue	1907	Professorville
303 Kingsley Avenue	1963	Professorville
319 Kingsley Avenue	c. 1908	Professorville
325 Kingsley Avenue	1940	Professorville			Birge Clark	Kingsley Court
327 Kingsley Avenue	1940	Professorville			Birge Clark	Kingsley Court
333 Kingsley Avenue	1940	Professorville			Birge Clark	Kingsley Court
334 Kingsley Avenue	1903	2	2003 Preservation Award	1992 and 2003 HHTs	George Mosher, builder
335 Kingsley Avenue	1940	Professorville			Birge Clark	Kingsley Court
343 Kingsley Avenue	1940	Professorville			Birge Clark	Kingsley Court
345 Kingsley Avenue	1940	Professorville			Birge Clark	Kingsley Court
353 Kingsley Avenue	1940	Professorville			Birge Clark	Kingsley Court
355 Kingsley Avenue	1940	Professorville			Birge Clark	Kingsley Court
356 Kingsley Avenue	1893	1
360 Kingsley Avenue	2005	Professorville
363 Kingsley Avenue	1940	Professorville			Birge Clark	Kingsley Court
364 Kingsley Avenue	1899	3		1993 HHT	J.W. Wells, builder
365 Kingsley Avenue	1940	Professorville			Birge Clark	Kingsley Court
374 Kingsley Avenue	1899	3			J.W. Wells, builder
405 Kingsley Avenue	c. 1929	Professorville
425 Kingsley Avenue	1975	Professorville
430 Kingsley Avenue	1902	3			A.W. Smith, architect; Gus Laumeister, builder
433 Kingsley Avenue	1891-92/1903	2		Included on the 1991 and 2010 HHTs	Gustav Laumeister 1903 remodeling
450 Kinsgley Avenue	1894	2			Frank McMurray, architect
457 Kingsley Avenue	1914	2			Arthur T. O'Brien, architect
490 Kingsley Avenue	1920	3				Originally 460 Kingsley
500 Kingsley Avenue / 1201 Cowper	2000	Professorville				Originally 1201 Cowper
501 Kingsley Avenue	1897	2			James W. Wells, builder
545 Kingsley Avenue	1908 / 1946	Professorville
550 Kingsley Avenue	1900	Professorville
554 Kingsley Avenue	1988	Professorville
559 Kingsley Avenue	1912 / 1940				Albert Bain	Deemed eligible for the National and California Registers by Dames and Moore in 1998.
560 Kingsley Avenue	1922	Professorville
609 Kingsley Avenue	c. 1904 / 1911
618 Kingsley Avenue	1908					Originally 604 Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998.
629 Kingsley Avenue	c. 1915					Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998.
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Address	Year	Inventory	Award	Tour	Architect/Builder	Other
Kipling Street honors Rudyard Kipling (1865–1936) This street was originally named Margarite Street (or Marguerite), and the original portion was spelled Margareth in the Danish manner. The name was changed in 1908.
201 Kipling Street	c. 1903					Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998.
249 Kipling Street	1903 *	3			H.L. Upham, builder
307 Kipling Street / 456 Everett
304-308 Kipling Street
311 / 313 Kipling Street
321 Kipling Street	1891-92	4			John. F. Parkinson, builder	First Palo Alto post office
325 / 327 Kipling Street	1908					Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998.)
328 Kipling Street	1922					Deemed potentially eligible for the CRHR in 1998
333 Kipling Street	c. 1912					Deemed potentially eligible for the CRHR in 1998
335 / 337 Kipling Street	1977
328 Kipling Street	c. 1921					Deemed potentially eligible for the Ccalifornia Register of Historic Resources by Dames and Moore in 1998.
330 - 332 Kipling Street	c. 1909					Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998.
333 Kipling Street	c. 1900 / 1912					Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998.
335 Kipling Street
340 Kipling Street
344 - 348 Kipling Street
405 Kipling Street	1897	4			H. L. Upham, architect; John F. Parkinson, builder	Chimera Used Book Store
411 Kipling Street	1902	4			George Mosher, builder
421– 423 Kipling Street	1900	3			H. L. Upham, architect/builder
430 Kipling Street	1897	3			H. L. Upham, builder
431–433 Kipling Street	1901	4
437 Kipling Street	1902 *					Deemed eligible for the National and California Registers by Dames and Moore in 1998.
440 Kipling Street	1946 / 1960					Accessed from Lane 30 E
443 Kipling Street	1897	4			H.L. Upham
815 Kipling Street	1898					Deemed eligible for the National and California Registers by Dames and Moore in 1998.
817–819 Kipling Street	1898 *					Deemed eligible for the National and California Registers by Dames and Moore in 1998.
825 Kipling Street	1898				George Mosher	Brothers Thomas and James lived here after immigrating from Canada Deemed eligible for the National and California Registers by Dames and Moore in 1998.
832 Kipling Street	c. 1890–1895; 1925					Deemed eligible for the National and California Registers by Dames and Moore in 1998.
834 Kipling Street	1896–1900*
836 Kipling Street	c. 1916					Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998.
840 Kipling Street	c. 1912					Deemed potentially eligible for the California Register by Dames and Moore in 1998.
839 - 841 - 843 Kipling Street
3302 Kipling Street	2023

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