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8.9 8.9 HISTORIC PRESERVATION AND RESOURCE INVENTORY
Table 8.9-1 and Figure 8.9-1 identify the names and locations of the historic properties in the City of Santa Clara. In addition, this Appendix includes a depiction of the Areas of Historic Sensitivity, defined as 100 feet from the property line of an identified historically significant property. Figure 8.9-2 shows this 100-foot area around historic properties in the Old Quad and Agnew neighborhoods where a number of the City’s resources are located.

Following the list and description of historic properties are the adopted Criteria for Local Significance for the City of Santa Clara. These criteria establish evaluation measures that help to determine significance for properties not yet included on the list. As buildings and other resources age, additional properties will be added to the inventory. In order to accomplish this, a property owner can apply to have their property listed as a historic resource, or the City can nominate properties. The Historical and Landmarks Commission evaluates these applications and forwards a recommendation to the City Council. Updates to the Historic Preservation and Resource Inventory is considered an amendment to the General Plan.

8.9.1 Historic Properties
The following table includes local, State and nationally designated properties in the City of Santa Clara. The table is organized alphabetically by street name.

TABLE 8.9-1: ARCHITECTURALLY OR HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT PROPERTIES Address APN Name Architectural Style
Estimated
Date of
Construction
Zoning/
Contract
2086 Agnew Road 10412028 Agnew School School 1890
3260 The Alameda 23008016 Santa Clara
Woman’s Club
(Old Adobe
Woman’s Club)
Adobe 1790 BP/H
(SHLP No.
249)
536 Alviso St 26938063 Cronin House Pioneer Vernacular 1880 1065 Alviso St 26923044
26923074
Larder House The
German House
Italianate Falsefront 1860
1072 Alviso St
(formerly 3100
The Alameda)
26923074 Craftsman Bungalow 1930
1081 Alviso St 26923047 Larder House The
German House
Italianate Falsefront 1860
1260 Alviso St 26916018 Italianate Cottage 1880

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TABLE 8.9-1: ARCHITECTURALLY OR HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT PROPERTIES Address APN Name Architectural Style
Estimated
Date of
Construction
Zoning/
Contract
1309 Alviso St 26906062 Martin House Queen Anne Cottage 1890 MA 4100 Bassett St 10412196 Colonial Revival Cottage 1906
4120 Bassett St 10412127 Colonial Revival Cottage 1906
4150 Bassett St 10412125 c.1910
4160 Bassett St 10412124 c.1920
4170 Bassett St 10412123 Italianate Cottage
4185 Bassett St 10412162 Agnew Railroad
Station
Vernacular 1896 BP
4190 Bassett St 10412194 c.1900
4350 Bassett St 10411004 Floyd Jamison
House
Spanish Eclectic 1918
947 Bellomy St 26938048 Queen Anne Cottage 1895
950 Bellomy St 26943033 Roll House Queen Anne Cottage 1888 961 Bellomy St
(formerly 741
Franklin St)
26938114 Eastlake Victorian c.1887
966 Bellomy St 26943032 Stick/Eastlake 1895
1341 Bellomy St 26936032 Gothic Revival 1902
1456 Bellomy St 26941018 Craftsman Bungalow 1916
1476 Bellomy St 26935066 Rabello-Carreiro
Residence
Vernacular Colonial
Revival
1901 MA
1045 Benton St 26915046 Dr. Saxe’s Office Pioneer 1860 HT/BP 1075 Benton St 26915047 Dr. Saxe’s House Greek Revival 1870 1161 Benton St 26915038 Italianate 1880
1191 Benton St 26915039 Robert Menzel
House
Queen Anne 1895 BP
1215 Benton St 26915086 California Bungalow with
Prairie Accents
1926 MA
1291 Benton St 26915092 Greek Revival Stripped 1870 MA
1415 Benton St 26913036 Vernacular Cottage 1895 MA
1450 Benton St 26920104 Craftsman HT
1470 Benton St 26920105 Craftsman Bungalow HT
1681 Benton St 26912049 Toro House Vernacular Craftsman Bungalow
1918 MA/SP
1737 Benton St 26912053 Vernacular Craftsman
Bungalow
1910 MA
1751 Benton St 26912061 Donovan House
(Cowboy Jim
Donovan)
Craftsman Bungalow 1910 MA/BP
1646 Catherine St 26902068 Trogden House Vernacular Cottage 1925-1927 1669 Catherine St 26902071 Pioneer Vernacular 1870 SP

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8.9 TABLE 8.9-1: ARCHITECTURALLY OR HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT PROPERTIES Address APN Name Architectural Style
Estimated
Date of
Construction
Zoning/
Contract
1786 Catherine St 26902063 Juan Fatjo House Greek Revival with later Victorian alteration
1860 BP
1895 Catherine St 26901088 Pioneer with Italianate
Details
1885 MA/SP/BP
1130 Chapel Dr 26911127 John P .

Sumaquero
House
Minimal Traditional 1948 SP/MA
1140 Chapel Dr. 26911126 Beaurev House Minimal Traditional 1948 MA 1150 Chapel Dr. 26911125 Minimal Traditional 1948 SP/MA 4334 Cheeney St 10411041 Colonial Revival Cottage c.1905 4433 Cheeney St 10410025 Colonial Revival 1905
1243 Civic Center Dr 22426026 Craftsman 1949
4262 Davis St 10412019 Modified Greek Revival
4321 Davis St 10411084
2501 De La Cruz 23003103 Old Sites of
Mission Santa
Clara de Asis
and Old Spanish
Bridge
SHLP No.
250
500 El Camino Real 26923073 Santa Clara
University
(formerly Santa
Clara College)
(formerly
University of
Santa Clara)
Adobe Wall and
Adobe Lodge-
Mission Period
Spanish Colonial 1822-25
Nobili Hall Spanish Colonial 1930
Kenna Hall Mission Revival/Spanish
Colonial Revival Style
1924-29
Varsi Hall Spanish Colonial Revival 1931
Administrative
Hall/St Joseph’s
Hall
Mission Revival 1911
O’Conner Hall Mission Revival 1912
Donohoe Alumni
House
Mission Revival 1925
Ricard Memorial
Observatory
Spanish Colonial Revival 1928

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TABLE 8.9-1: ARCHITECTURALLY OR HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT PROPERTIES Address APN Name Architectural Style
Estimated
Date of
Construction
Zoning/
Contract
Santa Clara
Mission Church
Spanish Colonial Revival c.1928 BP SHLP
NO. 338
Mission Santa
Clara
Seifert & Loyola
Gates - Franklin
St & Alviso St
Mission Revival 1922
El Camino Real &
Accolti Way Gates
(formerly Bellomy
St)
Mission Revival 1922
Michael C. Dunne
Memorial Gates
Mission Revival 1922
980 El Camino Real
(formerly 1475
Washington
ST.)
26905093 Pioneer Vernacular with
Italianate Details
c. 1885 HT/MA
1515 El Camino Real 22448015 St. Clare Statue 1965
1525 El Camino Real 22448015 Santa Clara
Campain
Treasury Site
SHLP No.
260
4406 Fillmore Street 10410068 J.M. Williamson
House
Colonial Revival Cottage 1925
741 Franklin St 26923039 Queen Anne Cottage 1890 HT
743 Franklin St 26923040 Queen Anne Cottage 1890 HT
801 Franklin St -
Santa Clara
University
(formerly 644
Franklin St)
26923067 Jesuit Residence Mission Revival c.1935
1313
1391
Franklin
St (Plaque
relocated from
1313 Franklin
St)
269200789 Veterans Memorial
Plaque
BP
1464 Franklin St 26920053 Oscar Eberhard
House
Period Revival
Craftsman
1912 MA
1488 Franklin St 26920065 Period Revival with
Craftsman detailing
1916 HT
1515 Franklin St 26920072 Henry Pfister
House
Colonial Revival 1912 MA
1525 Franklin St 26920072 Henry Roth
House
Craftsman Bungalow 1915 MA
1526 Franklin St 26920026 Craftsman Bungalow 1915
1543 Franklin St 26920004 Craftsman Bungalow c.1912 MA/SP

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8.9 TABLE 8.9-1: ARCHITECTURALLY OR HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT PROPERTIES Address APN Name Architectural Style
Estimated
Date of
Construction
Zoning/
Contract
1565 Franklin St 26920005 Modified Colonial Revival c.1901 908 Fremont St 26916032 Nuttman
Residence
1930’s Colonial Revival 1939
936 Fremont St 26916031 Gould/South
House
Spanish Eclectic Cottage 1937 MA/SP
981 Fremont St 26916011 Morse Mansion
Charles
Copeland Morse
House
Queen Anne 1892 HT/NR/
BP
(NRIS No.
7700347
SHLP No.
904)
1061 Fremont St 26915023 Pinkham House Craftsman Bungalow c.1918 MA 1091 Fremont St 26915024 Peebles/
Hichborn House
Pioneer/Italianate House 1868 BP
1159 Fremont St 26915009 Eastlake 1885
1191 Fremont St 26915011 H.L. Warburton
House
Stripped Queen Anne 1889 SP
1194 Fremont St 26915057 Pioneer 1878
1251 Fremont St 26915072 A.H Santos House Colonial Revival c.1904 SP/MA 1460 Fremont St 26913030 William
Hayward House
Greek Revival 1880 SP
1700 Fremont St 26912036 Craftsman Bungalow 1910 SP
1756 Fremont St 26912033 Vasquez House Pioneer 1870 SP/MA 755 Harrison St 26906061 Pereira/Swain
House
Four Square 1900 MA
891 Harrison St 26906040 Frank Nevis
House
Spanish Colonial Revival 1915
895 Harrison St 26906041 Queen Anne Cottage 1895
925 Harrison St 26905074 J.M. Billings
House
Italianate 1880 MA
946 Harrison St 26916004 Bungalow 1920 MA
985 Harrison St 26905076 Normandy 1925 MA/SP
1009 Harrison St 26905043 Queen Anne c.1890s MA/SP
1025 Harrison St 26905044 Anton Doll House Stick/Eastlake c.1890s SP 1037 Harrison St 26905045 Shingle c.1890s
1050 Harrison St 26915016 Madan House Queen Anne Cottage 1866 MA/SP 1051 Harrison St 26905046 Zibeon O. Field
House
Stick/Eastlake 1891 BP
1060 Harrison St 26915015 Queen Anne Cottage c.1895
1065 Harrison St 26905047 Coffin/Gil House Stick/Eastlake c.1891 MA/SP 1077 Harrison St 26905048 Stick/Eastlake c.1890s MA/SP

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TABLE 8.9-1: ARCHITECTURALLY OR HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT PROPERTIES Address APN Name Architectural Style
Estimated
Date of
Construction
Zoning/
Contract
1091 Harrison St 26905049 Stick/Eastlake c.1890s
1111 Harrison St 26905031 Stick/Eastlake 1892 SP/MA
1217 Harrison St 26903096 Charles Parker
House
Greek Revival 1880 MA
1395 Harrison St 26903112 LaFon Residence Pioneer 1860
1511 Harrison St 26903017 Italianate 1880
530 Hilmar St 23017043 Tudor Revival 1935
540 Hilmar St 23017042 Tudor Revival 1935
550 Hilmar St 23017041 Tudor Revival 1935
560 Hilmar St 23017040 Tudor Revival 1935
715 Hilmar St 26950031 Pasetta House French Eclectic 1940 MA 1044 Homestead Rd 26928015 Luis G. “George”
Fatjo House
Prairie School Eclectic 1913 MA
1258 Homestead Rd 26926081 Shingle/Colonial 1901
1298 Homestead Rd 26926079 Elim German
Community
Church
Gothic Revival 1900
1310 Homestead Rd 26926067 Kenneth
Morrison House
Colonial Revival 1910
1440 Homestead Rd 26926017 Pioneer/Gothic Post 1890 SP
1445 Homestead Rd 26920044 Post 1890
1474 Homestead Rd 26926014 Queen Anne Cottage Post 1890 1494 Homestead Rd 26926119 Queen Anne Cottage Post 1890 MA 1516 Homestead Rd 26926005 Hamon House Colonial Revival/Shingle c.1919 MA 1540 Homestead Rd 26926003 Albert McIntyre
House
Colonial Revival 1905 SP/MA
1560 Homestead Rd 26926002 Pioneer Vernacular 1880
1588 Homestead Rd 26926118 Hyland/Kiely
House
Queen Anne 1889 HT/MA/
SP/BP
1591 Homestead Rd 26920093 William Parmer
House
Simplified Colonial
Revival
1895 HT/MA
1770 Homestead Rd 26919056 Jesse and Nellie
Mae Brown
House
Craftsman Bungalow c.1920 MA
1780 Homestead Rd 26919061 Craftsman Bungalow c.1920
2566 Homestead Rd 29455001 Caldwell House Period Revival Farmhouse
1915 MA
3023 Homestead Rd 29025073 Azzarello
Residence
Craftsman 1920
610 Jackson St 26936018 Wm. A. Wilson
House
Spanish Colonial Revival 1935 SP/MA
690 Jackson St 26936056 Budde House Spanish Eclectic 1926 SP 758 Jackson St 26926097 Marsh/Rimple
House
National c.1875 MA

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8.9 TABLE 8.9-1: ARCHITECTURALLY OR HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT PROPERTIES Address APN Name Architectural Style
Estimated
Date of
Construction
Zoning/
Contract
796 Jackson St 26926095 Ferrera Moore
House
Pioneer Vernacular 1906 MA
805 Jackson St 26928008 Colonial Revival c.1908 SP/MA
806 Jackson St 26926087 Queen Anne Cottage 1880 MA/SP
834 Jackson St 26926086 Queen Anne Cottage c.1890 SP
1124 Jackson St 26915085 Rogers House Colonial Revival 1910 MA 1160 Jackson St 26915083 Aaron C. Warren
House
Queen Anne 1890 MA/SP/BP
1176 Jackson St 26915082 Queen Anne Cottage 1898
1196 Jackson St 26915081 Munch House Neoclassical c.1906 SP/MA 1210 Jackson St 26915071 Queen Anne Cottage 1895 MA/SP
1226 Jackson St 26915070 Ernest Gardner
Wright House
Vernacular Transitional
with Craftsman Detailing
c.1904 MA
1236 Jackson St 26915069 Gardner/Appleby
House
Pioneer c.1855 SP/MA
1246 Jackson St 26915068 Queen Anne Cottage 1910 SP
1277 Jackson St 26915013 Queen Anne Cottage 1889 SP
1295 Jackson St 26915001 Stripped Queen Anne
Cottage
1889
1662 Jackson St 26926034 Andrade House Queen Anne Cottage 1900 373 Jefferson St 26941009 Berryessa Adobe Adobe 1840 BP/H 564 Jefferson St 26935034 Turner-Smith
House
National 1890 MA
653 Jefferson St 26935028 Stripped Queen Anne c.1895 SP/MA 658 Jefferson St 26935004 Helena and A.

Chris Andersen
House
Colonial Revival 1915-1920 MA
660 Jefferson St 26935003 Craftsman Cottage 1925 MA
712 Jefferson St 26926035 H.H. Jahnsen
House
Colonial Revival with
Elements of Craftsman
1915
742 Jefferson St 26926034 Queen Anne/Modified 1895 MA/SP 756 Jefferson St 26926033 T.L. Hite House Stripped Period Revival 1900 816 Jefferson St 26926009 Pioneer 1880
825 Jefferson St 26926027 Bungalow 1920 SP
835 Jefferson St 26926028 Bungalow 1920
836 Jefferson St 26926008 Bungalow 1920
840 Jefferson St 26926007 Bungalow 1920
860 Jefferson St 26926006 Bungalow 1920
1045 Jefferson St 26920022 Craftsman Bungalow 1915 SP
1091 Jefferson St 26920024 Neoclassical Cottage 1903 MA

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TABLE 8.9-1: ARCHITECTURALLY OR HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT PROPERTIES Address APN Name Architectural Style
Estimated
Date of
Construction
Zoning/
Contract
1210 Jefferson St 26913007 Higgins House Colonial Revival 1880 1244 Jefferson St 26913006 Queen Anne Cottage 1890
1455 Jefferson St 26903026 Coelho/Silva
House
California Bungalow 1927 SP/MA
540 Lafayette St 26938045 Greek Revival 1885
590 Lafayette St 26938043 Modified Greek Revival 1870 SP 612 Lafayette St 26938098 Colonial Revival 1907
874 Lafayette St 26928029 Colonial Revival c.1910 HT
884 Lafayette St 26928028 Bill Wilson Center Colonial Revival 1910 1115 Lafayette St 26916053 Robert B. Jones
House
Prairie 1913 MA/SP
1193 Lafayette St 26916057 Glendenning
House
Pioneer Vernacular 1885
1231 Lafayette St 26916085 Modified Queen Anne 1890
1245 Lafayette St 26916028 Craftsman Bungalow 1915 SP
1267 Lafayette St 26916062 Craftsman Bungalow 1912 SP
1338 Lafayette St 26905073 Craftsman Bungalow 1910
1375 Lafayette St 26906051 S.E.S. Hall Colonial Revival 1895 1777 Lafayette St 22474001
through
22474043
Santa Clara
Walnut Growers’
Association
– Main Plant
Craftsman Industrial 1927 MA/BP
410 Lafayette Way 26943045 Queen Anne Cot-
tage
c.1885
744 Lewis St 26906056 Queen Anne Cottage 1895 SP
860 Lewis St (Also
listed as 1375
Lafayette St)
269-06051 S.E.S. Hall Colonial Revival 1895
957 Lewis St 26905065 Vernacular 1895 SP
975 Lewis St
(formerly 743
Franklin St)
26905066 Franklin Street
House
Queen Anne Victorian c. 1980
985 Lewis St 26905066 Lucius Starr
House
Pioneer Vernacular 1880
1011 Lewis St 26905054 Fir Tree Hall Stripped Colonial Revival 1903 1013 Lewis St 26905054 Fir Tree Hall Stripped Colonial Revival 1903 1042 Lewis St 26905040 Pioneer Vernacular 1890 HT/SP
1311 Lewis St 26903124 Queen Anne Cottage 1880 HT/MA
1385 Lewis St 26903145 Pioneer with Italianate 1875 MA
955 Lexington St 26928072 St. Clare’s Church Spanish Colonial Revival 1923 BP 1053 Lexington St 26928075 Minimal Traditional 1935 MA
1098 Lexington St 26928000 Former Mission
Corral Site
BP

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8.9 TABLE 8.9-1: ARCHITECTURALLY OR HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT PROPERTIES Address APN Name Architectural Style
Estimated
Date of
Construction
Zoning/
Contract
1246 Lexington St 26926095 Period Revival Cottage 1930 MA/SP 1258 Lexington St 26926094 Greek Revival Cottage 1880 MA 1409 Lexington St 26926022 Newton Jackson
House
Stripped Queen Anne
Cottage
1894 SP/MA
1410 Lexington St 26926048 Varags House Bungalow Cottage c.1937 SP/MA 1420 Lexington St 26926047 Vernacular Spanish
Eclectic Cottage
c.1938 SP/MA
1435 Lexington St 26926023 Queen Anne Cottage 1885 MA
1451 Lexington St 26926122 Oswald House Craftsman Bungalow c.1915 MA 1458 Lexington St 26926045 Pioneer 1895 MA
1464 Lexington St 26926044 Wise House Vernacular Queen
Cottage
1900 MA
1467 Lexington St 26926025 Fred M Merrill
House
Queen Anne Cottage 1900 MA/SP
1491 Lexington St 26926026 D.J. West House Vernacular Gothic Revival with Italianate de
1880 MA/SP
1567 Lexington St 26926011 Samuel Saunders
House
Modified Queen Anne
Cottage
1890
1584 Lexington St 26926042 H.M. Sheldon
House
Stick/Eastlake 1892
1805 Lexington St 26919049 California Bungalow c.1927 SP/MA 450
490
Lincoln St 26946056 Catholic
Cemetery Chapel
Neo-Classical 1885 BP
530 Lincoln St 26934039 Queen Anne Cottage Pre-1901
580 Lincoln St 26934037 Greek Revival Post 1910
614 Lincoln St 26934017 Craftsman Bungalow 1915
626 Lincoln St 26934016 Victorian Cottage c.1890s MA
741 Lincoln St 26926040 Boscow House Craftsman Bungalow c.1910 MA 1000 Lincoln St 26919072 Carmelite
Monastery
Spanish Revival 1917 BP
1176 Lincoln St 26912041 California Bungalow c. 1923 SP/MA 1194 Lincoln St 26912040 Farfan House Craftsman Bungalow 1910 MA/SP 1310 Lincoln St 26902053 Martin House Spanish Colonial Revival 1926 1380 Lincoln St 26902050 Morgan House Queen Anne 1895 BP/SP 1404 Lincoln St 26902049 Greek Revival c.1880s SP
1499 Lincoln St 26903004 Lincoln Laherran
Gas Station
Spanish Revival 1920
1600 Lincoln St 22448015 St. Clare Statue 1965

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TABLE 8.9-1: ARCHITECTURALLY OR HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT PROPERTIES Address APN Name Architectural Style
Estimated
Date of
Construction
Zoning/
Contract
1700 Lincoln St 22449005 United Methodist
Church
Modern 1965
308 Madison St 26941031 Gothic Revival 1885 SP
324 Madison St 26941030 Manuel and Cle-
mentia Ferreira
Residence
Mediterranean Revival c. 1936 MA
395 Madison St 26941039 Pioneer Style 1885
466 Madison St 26941023 Gothic Revival 1885 MA/SP
507 Madison St 26936053 Pioneer/Gothic Cottage 1885
590 Madison St 26935046 Pioneer Style 1885
710 Madison St 26926052 Avina House Craftsman with Colonial Revival Details
c.1911 SP/MA
725 Madison St 26926113 George Sullivan
House
Craftsman Bungalow 1906 SP
726 Madison St 26926051 Craftsman Bungalow 1905 MA
746 Madison St 26926050 Old Spear
Dwelling
Colonial Revival 1901 SP/MA
759 Madison St 26926115 Myers House Classic Box 1910 MA/SP 766 Madison St 26926049 Zanger House Italianate 1890 MA/BP 775 Madison St 26926116 Margaret (Rettie)
Miller House
Queen Anne 1894 MA/SP
795 Madison St 26926104 Pereira House Bungalow c.1913 SP/MA 864 Madison St 26926019 Shingle 1910 SP/MA
904 Madison St 26920042 Vernacular 1880 SP
926 Madison St 26920041 Vernacular 1880
945 Madison St 26920091 Fernish House Craftsman Bungalow 1918 SP 1059 Madison St 26920080 Queen Anne Cottage 1895 SP/MA
1075 Madison St 26920081 Queen Anne Cottage 1892 BP/MA
1080 Madison St 26920102 Queen Anne Cottage 1900 HT/SP
1086 Madison St 26920103 Queen Anne Pre-1901 HT
1159 Madison St 26913067 Craftsman Bungalow 1915 MA
1360 Madison St 26903040 Greek Revival Cottage c.1880s SP 1390 Madison St 26903063 Queen Anne Cottage c.1880 HT/SP/MA 714 Main St 26928043 Dr. Henry
Warburton House
Queen Anne (Stripped) 1886 MA/BP
834 Main St 26928062 Slavens House Spanish Eclectic 1933 MA/SP 1141 Main St 26915048 Kersell/Lorente
House
Queen Anne c.1893 BP/SP/MA
1142 Main St 26915035 Shoemaker
House
Queen Anne Cottage c.1855-89 SP
1158 Main St 26915034 Pioneer Style c.1855-89
1159 Main St 26915051 Johnson House Greek Revival c.1855-89 MA/BP/SP

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8.9 TABLE 8.9-1: ARCHITECTURALLY OR HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT PROPERTIES Address APN Name Architectural Style
Estimated
Date of
Construction
Zoning/
Contract
1176 Main St 26915033 Brundage House Vernacular Cottage c.1855-89 1195 Main St 26915063 Palmer House Stick-Eastlake 1885 HT 1196 Main St 26915032 Bliss Morrison
House
Pioneer c.1855-89
1206 Main St 26915008 J.J. Miller House Greek Revival 1865 MA/SP 1220 Main St 26915007 Javaros Zonia Spanish Colonial Revival 1931 MA 1259 Main St 26915025 David James
House
Colonial Revival 1889
1285 Main St 26915026 California Bungalow 1926 MA
1286 Main St 26915055 Old Episcopal
Rectory
Colonial Revival 1888
1295 Main St 26915014 Maloney House Queen Anne Cottage 1885 MA/BP 1346 Main St 26905030 Victorian Vernacular
Cottage
c.1890
1356 Main St 26905029 Nathan H.

Downing House
Queen Anne Cottage c.1887 MA
1357 Main St 26905050 c.1880-1930 MA/SP
1365 Main St 26905082 c.1880-1930
1386 Main St 26905057 Dr. T.E. Gallup
House
Vernacular/ Greek Revival c.1885
1407 Main St 26905021 Vernacular/ Greek Revival c.1880 SP 1436 Main St 26905005 Spanish Colonial Cottage c.1925
1460 Main St 26905003 Queen Anne Cottage c.1890
1597 Main St 22428056 Vernacular National Style c. 1866 1711 Main St 22427001 Pioneer/Gothic Revival c.1901-19 MA 1795 Main St 22427006 Pioneer c.1920-1925
554 Mansion Park
Dr (formerly
305 Montague
Expressway)
09708100 James Lick Mill
Mansion
Italianate 1855 HT/NR/BP
NRIS No.
85000359
Granary Recre-
ation Building/
Office
Vault/Mill Pond
Significant Land-
scaping
Caretaker
Cottage
1857
832 Market St 26938059 Stucco Bungalow/Prairie
influence
1926 HT
852 Market St 26938058 Stucco Bungalow/Prairie
influence
1926 HT
862 Market St 26938056 Stucco Bungalow/Prairie
influence
1930 HT

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TABLE 8.9-1: ARCHITECTURALLY OR HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT PROPERTIES Address APN Name Architectural Style
Estimated
Date of
Construction
Zoning/
Contract
962 Market St 26938042 Pioneer Vernacular with/
Stick/Eastlake detail
1895
1272 Market St 26936038 Judge
Thompson’s
House
Craftsman/Prairie
Bungalow
1912 MA/SP
1509 Market St 26935006 James Ellis House Craftsman 1912 1675 Market St 26934019 Queen Anne Cottage 1895 MA/SP
1680 Market St 26934034 Queen Anne Cottage 1895
1695 Market St 26934020 Stripped Queen Anne
Cottage
1895 MA
1701 Market St 26934022 Queen Anne Cottage 1890
1765 Market St 26934025 Freitas House Queen Anne Cottage 1905 SP 1889 Market St 2692509 Harris-Lass House Italianate 1865 HT/BP/H 450 Monroe St 2694108392 Pioneer Cottage 1895 SP
590 Monroe St 26936027 Fassett House Period Revival 1912 MA 610 Monroe St 26936007 Queen Anne with
Colonial Revival detailing
1895 SP/MA
670 Monroe St 26936005 Houser House Queen Anne with
Vernacular modifications
1895
688 Monroe St 26936004 Remodeled Queen Anne
Cottage
1895 MA
710 Monroe St 26926111 Vernacular Colonial
Revival
1912 SP
726 Monroe St 26926110 Angus Morrison
House
Queen Anne with
Colonial Revival detailing
1894 MA/SP
734 Monroe St 26926110 Barn 1866 SP
742 Monroe St 26926109 Colonial Revival 1900 MA/SP
760 Monroe St 26926108 Colonial Revival 1893 SP
776 Monroe St 26926107 Colonial Revival Cottage c.1912 MA/SP 791 Monroe St 26926093 James K. Davis
House
Stick/Eastlake 1891 MA
794 Monroe St 26926106 Lewis Kimberlin
House
Queen Anne Cottage 1895
811 Monroe St 26926089 Shingle 1900 SP/MA
823 Monroe St 26926090 Shingle 1900 MA/SP
836 Monroe St 26926071 Queen Anne Cottage 1885 SP
876 Monroe St 26926069 Vernacular Greek Revival 1895 SP 906 Monroe St 26920095 Stick/Eastlake 1890 HT/MA/SP
930 Monroe St 26920087 Clarence Bjorlie
House
Colonial Revival 1910
1190 Monroe St 26913053 Period Revival c.1910 SP

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8.9 TABLE 8.9-1: ARCHITECTURALLY OR HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT PROPERTIES Address APN Name Architectural Style
Estimated
Date of
Construction
Zoning/
Contract
1191 Monroe St 26915078 Italianate 1880
44220 Network
Circle
(formerly 4000
Lafayette St)
09708058 Agnews State
Hospital
Agnews Insane
Asylum
Mediterranean Revival 1911 NR/BP
NRIS No.
97000829
420 N. Winchester
Street
30302014 Eberhard Plaque
(Tombstone)
BP
2390 Park Ave 23017034 Tudor Revival 1935 SP
550 Park Ct 26952104 Bungalow Cottage c.1925-35
560 Park Ct 26952072 Bungalow Cottage c.1925-35
574 Park Ct 26952039 Period Revival Cottage 1927 SP
584 Park Ct 26952038 Period Revival Cottage c. 1920 MA
631 Park Ct 26952043 Bungalow Cottage c.1925-35
633 Park Ct 26952009 Vernacular Craftsman
Bungalow
1925 MA
651 Park Ct 26952045 Craftsman Bungalow 1925 MA
691 Park Ct 26952048 Bungalow Cottage c.1927 MA
753 Park Ct 26952019 Draper House Bungalow Cottage c.1927 MA 761 Park Ct 26952051 Bungalow Cottage c.1925-35
794 Park Ct 26952054 Vernacular Craftsman 1925 MA
782 Park Ct 26952027 Bungalow Cottage c.1924 MA
792 Park Ct 26952055 Bungalow Cottage c.1925-35
1212 Pierce Street 26911035 Solano House Vernacular Craftsman 1914 MA 1005 Railroad
Avenue
23006050 Santa Clara
Railroad Depot
Vernacular 1863 NR/BP/H
NRIS No.
85000359
1085 Santa Clara St 26928050 Luis Arguello Home Georgian Colonial 1868 BP 1149 Santa Clara St 26928043 Dr. Henry
Warburton Cottage
1890 MA
1189 Santa Clara St 26928046 Queen Anne/Colonial c.1901 1217 Santa Clara St 26926098 Andrew Landrum
House
Gothic Revival 1875 NR/BP
NRIS No.
82002271
1241 Santa Clara St 26926099 Hamilton House Colonial Revival c.1910 1346 Santa Clara St 26936003 C.C. Woodward
House
Queen Anne Cottage 1895
1358 Santa Clara St 26936003 Queen Anne Cottage 1901 MA

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TABLE 8.9-1: ARCHITECTURALLY OR HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT PROPERTIES Address APN Name Architectural Style
Estimated
Date of
Construction
Zoning/
Contract
1393 Santa Clara St 26926112 Dutch Colonial Revival
with Craftsman detail
1906 SP/MA
1410 Santa Clara St 26935019 Murschel/Fraga
House
Colonial Revival 1905 MA
1460 Santa Clara St 26935018 Julius Emig House Queen Anne Colonial 1905 MA/BP 1480 Santa Clara St 26935016 Ruf House c1901-15 MA
1490 Santa Clara St 26935015 Gothic Revival c.1880s MA
1640 Santa Clara St 26934007 Modified Queen Anne 1910
1655 Santa Clara St 26925058 Felix/George H. Roll
House
Colonial Revival 1906 MA
1754 Santa Clara St 26934003 Randall House Colonial Revival c.1901-1905 SP 1232 Warburton Ave 22424063 Craftsman Bungalow 1924 MA
1500 Warburton Ave 22425074 Universal Child Statue 1965 1505 Warburton Ave 22450001 Austin Warburton
Plaque
BP
1505 Warburton Ave 22450001 Jamison-Brown
House
Colonial Revival
(remodel)
1866 BP/H
1505 Warburton Ave 22450001 Triton Museum Modern 1986
1509 Warburton Ave 22450001 Headen-Inman
House
Craftsman Bungalow 1920 BP/H
270 Washington St 26947149 Washington Ball
Park
Ball Park
531 Washington St 26938051 Vernacular 1905
551 Washington St 26938052 Queen Anne 1885
561 Washington St 26938053 Queen Anne Cottage c.1890
616 Washington St 26936076 Robert Fatjo House Colonial Revival 1911 HT 725 Washington St 26928053 St. Clare Parish
Plaque
BP
807 Washington St 26928033 St. Clare’s
Rectory
Mission Revival 1918
810 Washington St 26928069 Pioneer 1885 HT
826 Washington St 26928020 Queen Anne 1885 HT
844 Washington St 26928019 Queen Anne Cottage 1895 SP
860 Washington St 26928018 Colonial Revival 1910
890 Washington St 26928073 Bungalow 1920 HT
1116 Washington St 26915046 Dr. Paul House Eastlake 1892 1155 Washington St 26916059 Senator Frank
House Site
Site with landscaping 1856 BP
1179 Washington St 26916036 Franck House Colonial Revival 1905 MA/BP

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8.9 TABLE 8.9-1: ARCHITECTURALLY OR HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT PROPERTIES Address APN Name Architectural Style
Estimated
Date of
Construction
Zoning/
Contract
1184 Washington St 26915043 Russell/Robinson
House
Carpenter Gothic 1861 BP
1270 Washington St 26915018 Mulhall House Simplified Queen Anne Cottage with Stick detail
1861 SP
1290 Washington St 26915017 Spanish Colonial Revival c.1928 1367 Washington St 26905078 Mendonca House Colonial Revival Cottage c,1910 1391 Washington St 26926112 Cunningham
House
Italianate 1890
1687 Washington St 22428031 Colonial Revival Cottage 1910 1866 Washington St 22427013 Craftsman/Bungalow c.1910 MA/SP NR = National Register
SR = State Register with State Historic Landmark Plaque (SHLP) Number BP = Bronze Plaque
SP = Small Plaque
MA = Mills Act
HT = Historic Combining District

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Refer to Table 8.9-1 for a complete
list of Architecturally Significant &
Historic Places

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Refer to Table 8.9-1 for a complete
list of Architecturally Significant &
Historic Places

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8.9.2 Criteria for Local Significance
The Criteria for Local Significance were adopted on April 20, 2004, by the City of Santa Clara City Council.

Qualified Historic Resource
Any building, site, or property in the City that is 50 years old or older and meets certain criteria of architectural, cultural, historical, geographical or archeological significance is potentially eligible.

Criterion for Historical or Cultural Significance
To be historically or culturally significant, a property must meet at least one of the following criterion:
• The site, building or property has character, interest, integrity and reflects the heritage and cultural development of the city, region, state, or nation. • The property is associated with a historical event.
• The property is associated with an important individual or group who contributed in a significant way to the political, social and/or cultural life of the community. • The property is associated with a significant industrial, institutional, commercial, agricultural, or transportation activity.
• A building’s direct association with broad patterns of local area history, including development and settlement patterns, early or important transportation routes or social, political, or economic trends and activities. Included is the recognition of urban street pattern and infrastructure.
• A notable historical relationship between a site, building, or property’s site and its immediate environment, including original native trees, topographical features, outbuildings or agricultural setting.

Criterion for Architectural Significance
To be architecturally significant, a property must meet at least one of the following criterion:

1. The property characterizes an architectural style associated with a particular era and/or ethnic group.

2. The property is identified with a particular architect, master builder or craftsman.

3. The property is architecturally unique or innovative.

4. The property has a strong or unique relationship to other areas potentially eligible for preservation because of architectural significance.

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8.9 5. The property has a visual symbolic meaning or appeal for the community.

6. A building’s unique or uncommon building materials, or its historically early or innovative method of construction or assembly.

7. A building’s notable or special attributes of an aesthetic or functional nature. These may include massing, proportion, materials, details, fenestration, ornamentation, artwork or functional layout.

Criterion for Geographic Significance
To be geographically significant, a property must meet at least one of the following criterion:

1. A neighborhood, group or unique area directly associated with broad patterns of local area history.

2. A building’s continuity and compatibility with adjacent buildings and/or visual contribution to a group of similar buildings.

3. An intact, historical landscape or landscape features associated with an existing building.

4. A notable use of landscaping design in conjunction with an existing building.

Criterion for Archaeological Significance
For the purposes of CEQA, an “important archaeological resource” is one which:

1. Is associated with an event or person of
A. Recognized significance in California or American history, or B. Recognized scientific importance in prehistory.

2. Can provide information, which is both of demonstrable public interest, and useful in addressing scientifically consequential and reasonable or archaeological research questions;

3. Has a special or particular quality such as oldest, best example, largest, or last surviving example of its kind;

4. Is at least 100 years old and possesses substantial stratigraphic integrity; or

5. Involves important research questions that historical research has shown can be answered only with archaeological methods.

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Definition of Integrity
Integrity refers to a property’s ability to convey its significance. Significance is conveyed by the retention of a resource’s visual and physical characteristics and its surroundings.

The National Register criteria recognize seven aspects to integrity. The seven aspects of integrity are location, design, setting, materials, workmanship, feeling, and association.

To retain historic integrity, a property will always possess several, and usually most, of these aspects.

Properties must have sufficient integrity in addition to meeting the criterion for significance in order to be considered a qualified historic resource.

Note that application of the adopted criteria is required for all CEQA documents evaluating potential or listed historic resources and required for preparation of historic resource inventory forms (surveys).

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