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Historic Preservation Survey Data Sheets, Ca http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/tf887006sq No online items Guide to the Historic Preservation Survey Data Sheets, ca. 1967-1971 Processed by The Bancroft Library staff The Bancroft Library. University of California, Berkeley Berkeley, California, 94720-6000 Phone: (510) 642-6481 Fax: (510) 642-7589 Email: [email protected] URL: http://bancroft.berkeley.edu © 1997 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved. Note Arts and Humanities --ArchitectureGeographical (by Place) --California --Bay AreaHistory --History, California --History, Bay Area Guide to the Historic Preservation BANC MSS 72/62 c 1 Survey Data Sheets, ca. 1967-1971 Guide to the Historic Preservation Survey Data Sheets, ca. 1967-1971 Collection number: BANC MSS 72/62 c The Bancroft Library University of California, Berkeley Berkeley, California Contact Information: The Bancroft Library. University of California, Berkeley Berkeley, California, 94720-6000 Phone: (510) 642-6481 Fax: (510) 642-7589 Email: [email protected] URL: http://bancroft.berkeley.edu Processed by: The Bancroft Library staff Encoded by: Brooke Dykman Dockter © 1997. The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved. Collection Summary Collection Title: Historic Preservation Survey Data Sheets, Date (inclusive): ca. 1967-1971 Collection Number: BANC MSS 72/62 c Origination: Junior League of Oakland-East Bay Extent: Number of containers: 16 cartonsLinear feet: 20 Repository: The Bancroft Library. Berkeley, California 94720-6000 Physical Location: For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog. Abstract: Data sheets with information on architecturally and historically significant buildings erected prior to 1917 in Alameda County. Also includes the data sheets for the 125 buildings, in Alameda and Contra Costa counties, chosen to be photographed for Dave Bohn's "East of These Golden Shores" (Oakland, Calif. : Junior League of Oakland,[1971]). Languages Represented: English Access Collection is open for research. Publication Rights Copyright has not been assigned to The Bancroft Library. All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the Head of Public Services. Permission for publication is given on behalf of The Bancroft Library as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which Guide to the Historic Preservation BANC MSS 72/62 c 2 Survey Data Sheets, ca. 1967-1971 must also be obtained by the reader. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Historic Preservation Survey Data Sheets, BANC MSS 72/62 c, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley. Ctn. 1 "Top 125 Houses" - Master Map, Historical Preservation Bibliography Alameda Co., City of Alameda Section 1 1400 Webster St. Section 2 951 Pacific 1412 Sherman 1031 San Antonio 1408, 1410, 1412, 1414 Bay St. Section 3 815 Grand St. 1630 Central 1433 Morton 1423 Central Section 4 2070 San Jose 2103 San Jose 1530 Lafayette Section 5 1337 Regent St. 2325 Pacific Ave. Park St. & Alameda St. 1177 Regent St. 2233 Santa Clara Ave. Section 6 1412 Broadway 1330 Broadway 2929 Lincoln 3241 Encinal 1539 Versailles 1228 High St. 1315 Mound Alameda Co., City of Berkeley Section 3 1960 San Antonia Section 4 1325 Arch St. Section 6 1401 Le Roy 2800 Buena Vista 1515 La Loma 1536 Oxford 1210 Shattuck 1214 The Alameda Section 7 2033 Hearst Section 8 2134 Grove Section 9 Greek Theatre Guide to the Historic Preservation BANC MSS 72/62 c 3 Survey Data Sheets, ca. 1967-1971 Key to Arrangement Hearst Memorial Mining Building President's House Doe Memorial Library Campanile (Sather Tower) U.C. Campus California Hall - U.C. Campus Gilman Hall - U.C. Campus Sather Gate - U.C. Campus South Hall - U.C. Campus Section 10 Hearst Gym (Bancroft at Bowditch) 2307 Piedmont Ave. 2314 Bancroft 2619 Dwight 839 Channing Way Corner, Dana & Bancroft (Dance Studio) Section 11 2601 Dana Section 12 2925 (2921-2923) Mabel St. Section 13 227 Tunnel Road Section 14 3001 Ellis St. 526 66th St. Alameda Co., City of Oakland (I) Section 3 672 11th St. 933 Broadway 823-827 Washington St. Section 5 1426 Lakeside Dr. (now 1418) Section 17 1076 59th St. Section 18 430 28th St. Mosswood Center 330 34th St. Section 20 324 Scenic Ave. Section 26 Treadwell Mansion - 5212 Broadway Section 32 Joaquin Miller's "Abbey" (Joaquin Miller Road) Alameda Co., City of Oakland (II) Section 5 Kimball House (Mills College) Mills Hall (Mills College) Section 14 561 Lafayette, San Leandro Section 15 642 Delores Ave., San Leandro Alameda Co., City of San Lorenzo "Meekland" (Corner of Hampton Rd. & Boston Rd.) 18701 Hesperian Blvd. Alameda Co., City of Pleasanton 855 Main St. 200 Ray St. Guide to the Historic Preservation BANC MSS 72/62 c 4 Survey Data Sheets, ca. 1967-1971 Key to Arrangement 6035 Foothill Blvd. 3469 Foothill Blvd. 620 Division St. 1188 Vineyard Ave. Alameda Co., City of Livermore Old May School 455 Olivina 1100 Vallecitas Road 2647 Arroyo Rd. Box 62 - Highway 50 Alameda Co., South County, City of Fremont Niles Rd. & Nursery Lane 43182 Mission Blvd. 43274 Mission Blvd. 43363 Mission Blvd. Fremont Blvd. - Mowry Ave. Curtner Road (Warm Springs) Stanford Ave. (Warm Springs) 47588 Warm Springs Blvd. (Warm Springs) Alameda Co., City of Sunol 86 Kilkare Rd. Kilkare Rd. (Little Brown Church of Sunol) 463 Kilkare Rd. Contra Costa Co., City of Alamo Section 77 24 Orchard Ct. 124 Pangburn Contra Costa Co., City of Antioch Section 21B 319 7th St. 2d St. (Lumber Co.) Section 22B Ferry Boat - Sausalito - Wilbur Ave. Contra Costa Co., City of Brentwood Section 61 Marsh Creek Road (John Marsh Home) Section 61B 818 First St. Contra Costa Co., City of Byron Section 65 Main St. (Social Hall) Section 91 Byron Hot Springs Rd. (Byron Hot Springs, Inc.) Contra Costa Co., City of Clayton Clayton Rd. Section 54A 6123 Main St. Box 177 - Marsh Creek Rd. 6115 Main St. 6119 Main St. Contra Costa Co., City of Knightsen Section 62B Rt. 1, Box 166, Byron Highway Contra Costa Co., City of Knightsen-Oakley Section 31 Sellers Ave. Contra Costa Co., City of Concord Guide to the Historic Preservation BANC MSS 72/62 c 5 Survey Data Sheets, ca. 1967-1971 Key to Arrangement Section 13 3113 Grant St. Section 49 400 Smith Lane 2080 Willow Pass 2084 Grant 1637 Amador Contra Costa Co., City of Cowell Firehouse, 1908 Contra Costa Co., City of Danville Section 78 1788 Green Valley Rd. 2900 Tassajara Rd. Contra Costa Co., City of Diablo Section 81 1925 Avenida Diablo 1671 El Nido Diablo Country Club Avenida Nueva & El Centro Contra Costa Co., City of Lafayette Section 72 Moraga Rd. (Lafayette Improvement Association) 3306 Moraga Blvd. Contra Costa Co., City of Martinez Section M1 110 Escobar Street Section M2 1005 Alhambra Arreba St. 295 Millthwait Dr. 4202 Alhambra Ave. Finance Building - Court & Escobar Contra Costa Co., City of Moraga 1002 Viader Contra Costa Co., City of Orinda 24 Adobe Lane 8 Casa Vieja 209 Moraga Highway Contra Costa Co., City of Pinole Section C 100 Block Tennent Ave. Contra Costa Co., Pleasant Hill 301 Cortsen Rd. Contra Costa Co., City of Port Costa St. Patrick's Catholic Church - Prospect Ave. Burlington Hotel Canyon Lake Rd. - Mahoney Residence Bull Valley Tavern Contra Costa Co., City of Richmond Section I 84 Scenic Ave. 266 Western Ave. (Pt. Richmond) 145 Park Place (Pt. Richmond) 1, 3, 5 West Richmond Ave. (Pt. Richmond) 402 Martina St. (Pt. Richmond) Section 33 East Brothers Light Station (The Brothers islands) Guide to the Historic Preservation BANC MSS 72/62 c 6 Survey Data Sheets, ca. 1967-1971 Key to Arrangement Winehaven (Point Molate) Contra Costa Co., City of Rodeo Section 3B 420 San Pablo Section 117 19801 San Ramon Valley 19251 San Ramon Valley Contra Costa Co., City of Tassajara Town Hall Contra Costa Co., City of Walnut Creek Section III 1500 Bancroft Rd. 1395 Creekside Dr. Ctn. 2 City of Alameda Section 1 1435 Fifth 1437 Fifth (2 folders) 1439 5th 1443 5th 1447 5th 1517 5th 1561 5th 1529 6th 1350 8th 1511 8th 1717 8th 1198 9th 1218 9th 1312 9th 1316 9th 1317 9th 1406 9th 1410 9th 1413 9th 1430 9th 1443 9th 1447 9th 1535 9th 1630 9th 1818 9th 429 Central 722 Central 825 Central 833 Central 835 Central 311 Cypress 638 Eagle 305 Haight 329 Haight 333 Haight 560 Haight 562 Haight 614 Haight 628 Haight 630 Haight 631 Haight 632 Haight Guide to the Historic Preservation BANC MSS 72/62 c 7 Survey Data Sheets, ca. 1967-1971 Key to Arrangement 639 Haight 709 Haight 711 Haight 713 Haight 722 Haight 724 Haight 728 Haight 316 Lincoln 545 Lincoln 550 Lincoln 620 Lincoln 630 Lincoln 716 Lincoln 726 Lincoln 739 Lincoln (2 folders) 741 Lincoln 1514 Linden 1725 Nason 314 Pacific 460 Pacific 505 Pacific 540 Pacific 626 Pacific 720 Pacific 740 Pacific 752 Pacific 534 Palace Ct. 536 Palace Ct. 548 Palace Ct. 312 Santa Clara 342 Santa Clara 418, 420 Santa Clara 424 Santa Clara 432 Santa Clara 465 Santa Clara 548 Santa Clara 452 Santa Clara 462 Santa Clara 501 & 503 Santa Clara 546 Santa Clara 548 Santa Clara 614 Santa Clara 619 & 619 1/2 Santa Clara 632 Santa Clara 638 Santa Clara 721 Santa Clara 721 Santa Clara 740 Santa Clara 765 Santa Clara 771 Santa Clara 783 Santa Clara 847 Santa Clara 305 Spruce 327 Taylor 337 Taylor 345 Taylor 417 Taylor Guide to the Historic Preservation BANC MSS 72/62 c 8 Survey Data Sheets, ca. 1967-1971 Key to Arrangement 421 Taylor 431 Taylor 436 Taylor 438 Taylor 450 Taylor 507 Taylor 510 Taylor 523 Taylor 547 Taylor 643 Taylor 644 Taylor Section 2 1121 Bay 1315 Bay 1321 Bay 1339 Bay 1406 Bay 1416 Bay 1424 Bay 934 Buena Vista 1025 Buena Vista 1272 Caroline 1275 Caroline 1281 Caroline 1287 Caroline 1291 Caroline 1303 Caroline 1330 Caroline 1405 Caroline 1420 Caroline 1423 Caroline 1448 Caroline 1400 Webster (Sec.
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