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| Address | Category | District/Other Registry, Architect, Style, etc. |
) 219 Addison Avenue, 1903 |
Professorville, Vernacular Cottage built by same family as 225 and 233 | |
) 225 Addison Avenue, 1903 |
Professorville, Vernacular Cottage built by same family as 219 and 233 | |
) 233 Addison Avenue, 1903 |
Professorville, Vernacular Cottage built by same family as 219 and 225 | |
 271 Addison Avenue, 1894 |
4 | Professorville, Vernacular Cottage, P. P. Quinn and H. L. Upham, builders |
 281 Addison Avenue, 1903 |
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, 1938 |
Professorville cottage | |
 319 Addison Avenue, 1900 |
Professorville (see 327 Addison) This home was on the the 1990 Holiday House Tour. | |
) 326 Addison Avenue, 1907 |
Professorville, Vernacular Craftsman | |
 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 2010 Preservation Award and was on the 2010 Holiday House Tour. |
) 342 Addison Avenue, 1912 |
Professorville | |
344 Addison Avenue, 1912 |
Professorville | |
) 350 Addison Avenue, 1912 |
Professorville | |
) 353 Addison Avenue |
Professorville; alternate view | |
 358 Addison Avenue, 1894 |
Professorville; 2012 Preservation Award | |
) 361 Addison Avenue |
Professorville | |
 367 Addison Avenue, 1905 |
1 | Professorville, National Register of Historic Places, California Registered Historical Landmark, Birthplace of Hewlett-Packard Co./Silicon Valley (photo of the HP Garage before restoration). This home won a Preservation Award in 2006. This home was on the 2006 Holiday House Tour. |
 370 Addison Avenue, 1895 |
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, 937, 939 Addison Avenue, ca. 1910 through 1940s |
4 | Craftsman Cottages, Ralph Emerson Welles, builder of cottages and first remodeling of barn. There is a replacement home at 935. |
 951, 953, 955 Addison Avenue, 1927 Demolished |
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 |
 535 – 539 Alma Street, 1921 |
2 | Birge Clark |
 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 |
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 2020 Amherst Street, 1919/1920 |
2 | Craftsman, DEMOLISHED 1979 |
 2275 Amherst Street, 1893 |
2 | Queen Anne. 1997 and 2011 Holiday House Tours; read more. |
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