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Palo Alto Historic Buildings Inventory

Address	Category	District/Other Registry, Architect, Style, etc.
401 – 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
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345 Forest Avenue, 1927	2	Laning Chateau, Staller Court, Spanish Colonial Revival, J.C. Hladik, architect, Wm. Staller, builder (see 360 Forest)
360 Forest Avenue, 1930	4	Casa Real, Spanish Colonial Revival, Edwards and Schary (SF), architects, Wm. Staller (SF), builder (see 345 Forest)
543 – 545 Forest Avenue, 1905	2	Queen Anne
644 Forest Avenue, 1912 — demolished	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, Charles E. Gottschalk, architect; 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. See article on this and the original carriage house.
1023 Forest Avenue, 1896	2	Herznger House, originally 1007 Forest Avenue, Queen Anne, C.H. Barrett, architect, H.P. Madison, 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 Tour and won a Preservation Award in 2002.
1271 Forest Avenue, 1936	4	Tudor Revival cottage, originally 1141 Forest Avenue, W.E. Grimm, builder and owner
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1009 Forest Court, 1896	1	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. Read more.
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212 Fulton Street, 1919	4	Craftsman Bungalow
215 Fulton Street, 1908	3	Mission Revival identical to 225 Fulton, 379 Lytton (demolished) 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; identical to 215 Fulton, 379 Lytton (demolished) and 575 Hawthorne, G.W. Mosher, builder
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

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