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HISTORIC RESOURCES City of South Pasadena Inventory of Historic Resources CITY OF SOUTH PASADENA INVENTORY OF HISTORIC RESOURCES City of South Pasadena Inventory of Historic Resources House _No Street_Na StreetType APN Year Built Architectural Style District Name NRHP Status Code 704 ADELAINE AVENUE 50 1924 SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL *MAGNOLIA & ADELAINE DISTRICT 5D1 705 ADELAINE AVENUE 33 1924 ENGLISH REVIVAL *MAGNOLIA & ADELAINE DISTRICT 5D1 709 ADELAINE AVENUE 34 1922 COLONIAL REVIVAL *MAGNOLIA & ADELAINE DISTRICT 5D1 710 ADELAINE AVENUE 49 1924 SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL *MAGNOLIA & ADELAINE DISTRICT 5D1 715 ADELAINE AVENUE 35 ND COLONIAL REVIVAL *MAGNOLIA & ADELAINE DISTRICT 5D1 716 ADELAINE AVENUE 48 1924 CRAFTSMAN *MAGNOLIA & ADELAINE DISTRICT 5D1 800 ADELAINE AVENUE 47 1925 ENGLISH REVIVAL *MAGNOLIA & ADELAINE DISTRICT 5D1 801 ADELAINE AVENUE 36 1921 BOARD & BATTEN BUNGALOW *MAGNOLIA & ADELAINE DISTRICT 5D1 807 ADELAINE AVENUE 37 1921 ENGLISH REVIVAL *MAGNOLIA & ADELAINE DISTRICT 5D1 808 ADELAINE AVENUE 46 1921 CRAFTSMAN BUNGALOW *MAGNOLIA & ADELAINE DISTRICT 5D1 810 ADELAINE AVENUE 45 1921 COLONIAL REVIVAL *MAGNOLIA & ADELAINE DISTRICT 5D1 811 ADELAINE AVENUE 23 1926 SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL *MAGNOLIA & ADELAINE DISTRICT 5D1 817 ADELAINE AVENUE 40 ND ANNEX *MAGNOLIA & ADELAINE DISTRICT 5D1 821 ADELAINE AVENUE COLONIAL REVIVAL *MAGNOLIA & ADELAINE DISTRICT 5D1 911 ADELAINE AVENUE TURN OF CENTURY *EL CENTRO/INDIANA/PALM ADDN. 5D1 914 ADELAINE AVENUE CRAFTSMAN *EL CENTRO/INDIANA/PALM ADDN. 5D1 919 ADELAINE AVENUE CRAFTSMAN *EL CENTRO/INDIANA/PALM ADDN. 5D1 920 ADELAINE AVENUE CRAFTSMAN *EL CENTRO/INDIANA/PALM ADDN. 5D1 923 ADELAINE AVENUE CRAFTSMAN *EL CENTRO/INDIANA/PALM ADDN. 5D1 1010 ADELAINE AVENUE CRAFTSMAN *EL CENTRO/INDIANA/PALM ADDN. 5D1 1014 ADELAINE AVENUE TURN OF CENTURY *EL CENTRO/INDIANA/PALM ADDN. 5B1 1015 ADELAINE AVENUE TURN OF CENTURY *EL CENTRO/INDIANA/PALM ADDN. 5D1 1018 ADELAINE AVENUE CRAFTSMAN *EL CENTRO/INDIANA/PALM ADDN. 5D1 TURN OF CENTURY/ 1019 ADELAINE AVENUE CRAFTSMAN *EL CENTRO/INDIANA/PALM ADDN. 5D1 1020 ADELAINE AVENUE EARLY CRAFTSMAN *EL CENTRO/INDIANA/PALM ADDN. 5D1 1021 ADELAINE AVENUE CRAFTSMAN *EL CENTRO/INDIANA/PALM ADDN. 5D1 1026 ADELAINE AVENUE TURN OF CENTURY *EL CENTRO/INDIANA/PALM ADDN. 5D1 1031 ADELAINE AVENUE CRAFTSMAN *EL CENTRO/INDIANA/PALM ADDN. 5D1 1035 ADELAINE AVENUE COLONIAL REVIVAL *EL CENTRO/INDIANA/PALM ADDN. 5D1 1/82 City of South Pasadena Inventory of Historic Resources 1036 ADELAINE AVENUE CRAFTSMAN *EL CENTRO/INDIANA/PALM ADDN. 5D1 1037 ADELAINE AVENUE COLONIAL REVIVAL *EL CENTRO/INDIANA/PALM ADDN. 5D1 1040 ADELAINE AVENUE CRAFTSMAN *EL CENTRO/INDIANA/PALM ADDN. 5D1 CRAFTSMAN (& COBBLESTONE 1043 ADELAINE AVENUE WALL) *EL CENTRO/INDIANA/PALM ADDN. 5D1 1414 ALHAMBRA ROAD 1923 CRAFTSMAN 5S1 2019 ALPHA AVENUE CRAFTSMAN *VALLEY VIEW HEIGHTS DISTRICT 5D1 2025 ALPHA AVENUE COLONIAL REVIVAL *VALLEY VIEW HEIGHTS DISTRICT 5D1 2028 ALPHA AVENUE 14 1912 CRAFTSMAN *VALLEY VIEW HEIGHTS DISTRICT 5D1 2029 ALPHA AVENUE 20 1922 COLONIAL REVIVAL *VALLEY VIEW HEIGHTS DISTRICT 5D1 2033 ALPHA AVENUE 21 1922 COLONIAL REVIVAL *VALLEY VIEW HEIGHTS DISTRICT 5D1 2035 ALPHA AVENUE 22 1923 SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL *VALLEY VIEW HEIGHTS DISTRICT 5D1 2039 ALPHA AVENUE 23 1913 CRAFTSMAN *VALLEY VIEW HEIGHTS DISTRICT 5D1 2042 ALPHA AVENUE 11 1914 CRAFTSMAN *VALLEY VIEW HEIGHTS DISTRICT 5D1 2043 ALPHA AVENUE 24 1919 CRAFTSMAN *VALLEY VIEW HEIGHTS DISTRICT 5D1 2046 ALPHA AVENUE 10 1912 CRAFTSMAN *VALLEY VIEW HEIGHTS DISTRICT 5D1 2049 ALPHA AVENUE 25 1910 CRAFTSMAN *VALLEY VIEW HEIGHTS DISTRICT 5D1 2060 ALPHA AVENUE 8 1906 CRAFTSMAN *VALLEY VIEW HEIGHTS DISTRICT 5D1 330 ALTA VISTA AVENUE 5311012029 1925 SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL 5S3 535 ALTA VISTA AVENUE 5314006011 1941 CONTEMPORARY 5S1 555 ALTA VISTA AVENUE 5314006030 1953 CONTEMPORARY 5S1 2000 Amherst Drive 19231925 AMHERST DRIVE DISTRICT 5S3 2021 AMHERST DRIVE SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL *AMHERST DRIVE DISTRICT 5D3 2024 AMHERST DRIVE SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL *AMHERST DRIVE DISTRICT 5D3 2025 AMHERST DRIVE ENGLISH REVIVAL *AMHERST DRIVE DISTRICT 5D3 2028 AMHERST DRIVE SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL *AMHERST DRIVE DISTRICT 5D3 2032 AMHERST DRIVE SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL *AMHERST DRIVE DISTRICT 5D3 2037 AMHERST DRIVE SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL *AMHERST DRIVE DISTRICT 5D3 2040 AMHERST DRIVE ENGLISH REVIVAL *AMHERST DRIVE DISTRICT 5D3 2041 AMHERST DRIVE SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL *AMHERST DRIVE DISTRICT 5D3 2044 AMHERST DRIVE ENGLISH REVIVAL *AMHERST DRIVE DISTRICT 5D3 2049 AMHERST DRIVE ENGLISH REVIVAL *AMHERST DRIVE DISTRICT 5D3 2052 AMHERST DRIVE SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL *AMHERST DRIVE DISTRICT 5D3 2053 AMHERST DRIVE ENGLISH REVIVAL *AMHERST DRIVE DISTRICT 5D3 2058 AMHERST DRIVE ENGLISH REVIVAL *AMHERST DRIVE DISTRICT 5D3 0 ARROYO DRIVE 1940 FREEWAY AND BRIDGES 1D 2/82 City of South Pasadena Inventory of Historic Resources 0 ARROYO DRIVE 1938 STREET LAMPS ARROYO SQUARE DISTRICT 3D 300 Arroyo Drive 19261927 300400 ARROYO DRIVE CLUSTER 5S3 308 ARROYO DRIVE COLONIAL REVIVAL *300400 ARROYO DR. CLUSTER 5D3 314 ARROYO DRIVE ENGLISH REVIVAL *300400 ARROYO DR. CLUSTER 5D3 318 ARROYO DRIVE ENGLISH REVIVAL *300400 ARROYO DR. CLUSTER 5D3 410 ARROYO DRIVE FRENCH REVIVAL *300400 ARROYO DR. CLUSTER 5D3 414 ARROYO DRIVE SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL *300400 ARROYO DR. CLUSTER 5D3 418 ARROYO DRIVE COLONIAL REVIVAL *300400 ARROYO DR. CLUSTER 5D3 (ONLY CAMELLIA WALK 424 ARROYO DRIVE 1853 REMAINS) 5S1 431 ARROYO DRIVE 1953 MONUMENT 5S1 500 ARROYO DRIVE 1 1937 FRENCH REVIVAL ARROYO SQUARE DISTRICT 2D2 500 Arroyo Square 19261937 ARROYO SQUARE DISTRICT 2S2 501 ARROYO DRIVE 8 1929 COLONIAL REVIVAL ARROYO SQUARE DISTRICT 2D2 511 ARROYO DRIVE 7 1926 NORMAN REVIVAL ARROYO SQUARE DISTRICT 2D2 512 ARROYO PARKWAY 2 1927 ENGLISH REVIVAL ARROYO SQUARE DISTRICT 2D2 520 ARROYO SQUARE 3 1928 MONTEREY REVIVAL ARROYO SQUARE DISTRICT 2D2 525 ARROYO SQUARE 6 1929 MONTEREY REVIVAL ARROYO SQUARE DISTRICT 2D2 530 ARROYO SQUARE 4 1926 NORMAN REVIVAL ARROYO SQUARE DISTRICT 2D2 531 ARROYO SQUARE 5 1926 FRENCH ECLECTIC ARROYO SQUARE DISTRICT 2D2 600 ARROYO SQUARE 1938 BRIDGE 5S3 600 Arroyo Drive 19271932 600700 ARROYO DRIVE CLUSTER 5S3 654 ARROYO SQUARE SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL *600700 ARROYO DR. CLUSTER 5D3 660 ARROYO SQUARE SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL *600700 ARROYO DR. CLUSTER 5D3 664 ARROYO SQUARE SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL *600700 ARROYO DR. CLUSTER 5D3 700 ARROYO SQUARE SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL *600700 ARROYO DR. CLUSTER 5D3 1001 ARROYO VERDE ROAD 5311001010 1887 TURN OF CENTURY FARMHOUSE 5S1 2000 ASHBOURNE DRIVE 1907 STREETS & OAK TREES *ASHBOURNE/CHELTEN DISTRICT 3B 2000 ASHBOURNE DRIVE 1925 TUDOR REVIVAL *ASHBOURNE/CHELTEN DISTRICT 3D 2007 ASHBOURNE DRIVE *ASHBOURNE/CHELTEN DISTRICT 3B 2007 ASHBOURNE DRIVE COLONIAL REVIVAL *ASHBOURNE/CHELTEN DISTRICT 3D 2019 ASHBOURNE DRIVE TUDOR REVIVAL *ASHBOURNE/CHELTEN DISTRICT 3D 2024 ASHBOURNE DRIVE 1926 MONTEREY REVIVAL *ASHBOURNE/CHELTEN DISTRICT 3B 2040 ASHBOURNE DRIVE 1930 TUDOR REVIVAL *ASHBOURNE/CHELTEN DISTRICT 3D 2041 ASHBOURNE DRIVE 1910 CRAFTSMAN *ASHBOURNE/CHELTEN DISTRICT 3B 2050 ASHBOURNE DRIVE 1928 MEDITERRANEAN INFLUENCE *ASHBOURNE/CHELTEN DISTRICT 3D 2055 ASHBOURNE DRIVE MONTEREY INFLUENCE *ASHBOURNE/CHELTEN DISTRICT 3D 3/82 City of South Pasadena Inventory of Historic Resources 2075 ASHBOURNE DRIVE 1960 CONTEMPORARY *ASHBOURNE/CHELTEN DISTRICT 3B Ashbourne/Chelten 19071960 ASHBOURNE/CHELTEN DISTRICT 3S 1000 Avon Place 19081921 1000 BLOCK AVON DISTRICT 5S1 COLONIAL REVIVAL/ 1005 AVON PLACE CRAFTSMAN *1000 BLOCK AVON DISTRICT 5D1 1007 AVON PLACE CRAFTSMAN *1000 BLOCK AVON DISTRICT 5D1 1014 AVON PLACE CRAFTSMAN *1000 BLOCK AVON DISTRICT 5D1 1015 AVON PLACE CRAFTSMAN *1000 BLOCK AVON DISTRICT 5D1 1017 AVON PLACE CRAFTSMAN *1000 BLOCK AVON DISTRICT 5D1 1018 AVON PLACE CRAFTSMAN *1000 BLOCK AVON DISTRICT 5D1 1020 AVON PLACE CRAFTSMAN *1000 BLOCK AVON DISTRICT 5D1 1021 AVON PLACE CRAFTSMAN *1000 BLOCK AVON DISTRICT 5D1 1024 AVON PLACE CRAFTSMAN *1000 BLOCK AVON DISTRICT 5D1 1025 AVON PLACE CRAFTSMAN *1000 BLOCK AVON DISTRICT 5D1 1029 AVON PLACE CRAFTSMAN *1000 BLOCK AVON DISTRICT 5D1 1033 AVON PLACE CRAFTSMAN *1000 BLOCK AVON DISTRICT 5B1 1041 AVON PLACE CRAFTSMAN *1000 BLOCK AVON DISTRICT 5D1 1100 Avon Place 19101922 1100 BLOCK AVON DISTRICT 5S3 1101 AVON PLACE CRAFTSMAN *1100 BLOCK AVON CLUSTER 5D3 1105 AVON PLACE CRAFTSMAN *1100 BLOCK AVON CLUSTER 5D3 1109 AVON PLACE CRAFTSMAN *1000 BLOCK AVON DISTRICT 5D1 1114 AVON PLACE CRAFTSMAN *1000 BLOCK AVON DISTRICT 5D1 1115 AVON PLACE CRAFTSMAN *1100 BLOCK AVON CLUSTER 5D3 1116 AVON PLACE CRAFTSMAN *1100 BLOCK AVON CLUSTER 5D3 1117 AVON PLACE CRAFTSMAN *1100 BLOCK AVON CLUSTER 5D3 1118 AVON PLACE CRAFTSMAN *1100 BLOCK AVON CLUSTER 5D3 1121 AVON PLACE CRAFTSMAN *1100 BLOCK AVON CLUSTER 5D3 1126 AVON PLACE CRAFTSMAN *1100 BLOCK AVON CLUSTER 5D3 857 BANK STREET 1 C.1895 QUEEN ANNE COTTAGE 2S2 1415 BANK STREET SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL SOUTH PASADENA APT. COURTS 4X 1429 BANK STREET SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL SOUTH PASADENA APT. COURTS 4X *MARENGO SCHOOL CRAFTSMAN 1616 BANK STREET CRAFTSMAN/ TUDOR INFLUENCE DIST 5D1 *MARENGO SCHOOL CRAFTSMAN 1622 BANK STREET CRAFTSMAN DIST 5D1 AMERICAN FOURSQUARE/ *MARENGO SCHOOL CRAFTSMAN 1624 BANK STREET CRAFTSMAN DIST 5D1 *MARENGO SCHOOL CRAFTSMAN 1630 BANK STREET CRAFTSMAN DIST 5B1 4/82 City of South Pasadena Inventory of Historic Resources *MARENGO SCHOOL CRAFTSMAN 1702 BANK STREET CRAFTSMAN DIST 5D1 *MARENGO SCHOOL CRAFTSMAN 1708 BANK STREET CRAFTSMAN DIST 5D1 *MARENGO SCHOOL CRAFTSMAN 1710 BANK STREET COLONIAL REVIVAL DIST 5D1 *MARENGO SCHOOL CRAFTSMAN 1712 BANK STREET CRAFTSMAN DIST 5D1 *MARENGO SCHOOL CRAFTSMAN 1716 BANK STREET CRAFTSMAN DIST 5D1
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