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Full Nomination State of Californi a -- The Resources Agency DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION Primary #--------------------------------------------------- PRIMARY RECORD HRI #----------------------------------------------- Trinomial______________________ ________________________________ NRHP Status Code____ ~'-------------------------------------- Page___ l __ of ___ 2 __ Other Listings--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Review Code______ __________.Reviewer ________ ______________________________ Date____ _______________ Pl. Resource Ident i fier:~7~3~9~Go~~l~d~e~n~P~a~r~k~A~v~e~n~u~e~------------------------------------------------------------------------------------­ P2 . Location: a.County__ ~s~an~~D~i~e~g~o~--------------------­ and (Address and/or UTM Coordinates.Attach Location Map as required. ) b .Address 739 Golden Park Avenue City San Die o Zip 92106 c.UTM: USGS Quad~~P~o~i~n~t~L~o~ma==--------------(7 . 5' / 15') Date.______________ ; Zone______ __ ----------------~mE/ ______________,mN d .Other Locational Data (e.g.parcel #,legal description, directions to resource,additional UTMs , etc.when approriate) : Pueblo Lands, Lot 173, Parcel 7 (43), located in San Diego County California. P3. Description (Describe resource and its major elements.Inc lude design,materials, condition, alterations,size, setting, and boundaries) : The residence located at 739 Golden Park Avenue is a two-story Spanish Colonial home. The first floor covers 2.431 square feet, the second floor 1,372 square feet, and the balcony at the east facade, 112 square feet. A garage added in 1987 is 420 square feet. On the first floor there is an entrance hall, living room, dining room and dinette . There is one bedroom, a den, a kitc hen, and two bathrooms. On the second floor, there are four bedrooms and two bathrooms. The foundation is concrete, 6 " in depth and 3" in ~dth. The wall cladding is above-standard, stucco on frame. The color is a California stucco light tan ~th no other colors distracting the design. The floor joists are situated on the sub-floor, and the first and second floors . The residence features medium hip and gable roofs, covered ~th Mission Style red tile. All floors are hardwood, except for the dinette and kitchen where the floor covering is vinyl tile. A first floor covered open porch exists at the rear of the house, extending between the rooms at the north and south ends of the home. The residence include s three chimneys, one for the main fireplace, one above a room at the northeast end of the house, and a third brick stuccoed block chimney located above a room at the southwest corner of the house. The home has an abundance of doors, all of which appear to be of finely finished maple . The home also includes a variety of windows varying in 3bQpe, size, and sty~e , ~th most double- hung and double- paned. The residence is in excellent condition. ?4. Resou=ces present: • Building (] Structur e (] Object [] Site [J District [] Element of District P6 . Date Constructed/ Age: 1929 (]Prehistoric • Historic (]Both Residential Building Records San Diego City Directories P7. Owner and Address : D . Ian Mills 739 Golden Park Avenue San Diego, CA 92106 P8 . Recorded by(Name,affiliation,address) : Brandes/Moomjian 230 West Laurel Street, Suite 406 San Diego, CA 92101 P9. Date Recorded: January, 1998 P10.Type of Survey: (]Intensive (]Reconnaissance I Other Describe: 739 Golden Park Avenue Historical & Architectural Report ?11 . Repo=t Citation Attac hments: • NONE (] Map Sheet (] Continuation Sheet (] Building, Structure and Object Record [] Linea r Resource Record []Arc haeological Record (]District Record (]Milling Station Record ()Rock Art Record ()Artifact Record ()Photograph Record ()Other (List)'-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DPR 523A-Test (12 /93) State of California - - The Resources Agency DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION Primary *------------------------------------------ BUILDING,STRUCTURE,AND OBJECT RECORD ~I*------------------------------------ Page___ 2 __ of ___ 2 __ Bl. Resource Identifier:~7~3~9~Go~=l~d~en~~P~a~r~k~A~v~en~u~e~------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ B2. Historic Name: The Wilson Residence B3. Common Name: The Mills Residence B4. Address: 739 Golden Park Avenue City: San Diego County: San Diego Zip:--~92~1~0~6~----------- BS. Zoning:~ B6. Threats:~N~o~n~e~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------­ B7. Architectural Style: __~S~p~an~1=·~s~h~C~o~l~o~n~i~a~l~---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------­ B8. Alterations and Date(s): Garage added in 1987. B9. Moved? •No []Yes []Unknown Date: _ _ _____ Original Location: _ ____________________________ BlO. Related Features: Bll. Architect: Unknown Builder:_~U~nkn~~own~~------------------------------------­ Bl2. Historic Attributes (List attributes and codes)=------------------------------------------------------------------------------- B13. Significance:Tbeme: See significance discussion Area: __~S~an==-=D~i~e~g~o~--------------------------------------------- Period of Significance: 1929,l950s-l970 Property Type:_~R~e~s~1~·d~e~n~t~i~a~l~------- Applicable Criteria:~C~---------------- (Discuss ~rtance in terms of historical or architectural context as defined by theme,period,and geographic scope. Also address integrity. ) The 739 Golden Park Avenue residence is historically significant due to its association with prominent local San Diego personages. One of the earliest owners of the property was noted naturalist and writer Griffing Bancroft. Originally, however, the residence was constructed in 1929 for Harlan R. and Hortense E. Wilson. The residence's address at this tillle was 739 Arzada Terrace. Harlan Wilson was prominent in San Diego fraternal and yachting cir cles for twenty years. Wilson was a retired merchant who served as Commodore of the San Diego Yacht Club between 1931-1932, and was active in the such fraternal organizations as the San Jacinto Lodge 238 P . & A.M., the San Diego Scottish Rite Bodies, Al Bahr Temple of the Shrine, Sigma Nu Alumni Chapter, and the Maritime Society. In 1952, Dr. Wilbert and Mary E. Chapman purchased the property at 739 Golden Park Avenue. Dr. Chapman was an internationally noted ichthyologist, writer, and conservationist in both the public and private sectors. The 739 Golden Park Avenue residence, therefore, is historically significant due to its association with historically significant individuals Harlan Wilson and Dr. Wilbert Chapman. The 739 Golden Park Avenue residence is also architecturally significant as an excellent exampl e of a late 1920s Spanish Colonial La Playa design, despite the fact that the building's architect could not be determined. The composition of the residence's magnificent archit ectural plan, its tiled fountains, tile pavered walkways, carefully honed and hung doorways and windows, and outside architectural landscaping, all contribute in making the Wilson Residence a significant architectural contribution to the La Playa regional scene. B14. References: (partial) Bancroft, Griffing, The Flight of the Least Petrel Bancroft, Margaret Wood, Recollections o f Hubert Howe Bancroft with north arrow required.) and the Bancroft Family Brandes, Ray, San Diego, An Illustrated History · Brandes, Ray, San Diego Architects, 1868-1939 McAlester, Virginia and Lee, A Field Guide To American Homes Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps San Diego Historical Society, Archives/Photographic Archives San Diego Public Library, California Room, Vertical Files San Diego County, Office of Recorder and Assessor San Diego Union University of San Diego, Historic Hames In La Playa: A Neighborhood Survey Wbo Was Hbo BlS. Eval uator: _ _ ___________ _ _________ ___ _____ Date of Evaluation: ________________ ___________________________________ (This space reserved for official comments.) DPR 523B-Test (12/ 93) HISTORICAL & ARCHITECTURAL REPORT to nominate 739 Golden Park A venue, San Diego, California, 92106 to the San Diego Historical Site Register. Pueblo Lands exc. easterly 120 feet & D98 313045) 09831305 Easterly Half of North Quarter of Lot 173 (Portion of old Lot 6) Assessors Parce1 Number 53 2 -240 ~ 7 (43) 739 Golden Park A venue, San Diego, California, 92106 Prepared for: D. Ian Mills 739 Golden Park A venue, San Diego, California, 92106 Prepared by: Dr. Ray Brandes Mr. Scott Moomjian, 230 West Laurel Street, Suite 406 4933 Chaparral Way, San Diego, California 92101 San Diego, Ca 92115 January 9, 1998 TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION TITLE PAGE 1.0 Introduction 1 2.0 Project Location and Setting 3 3.0 Historical Backgrounds: 4 3.1 Brief History of La Playa 4 3.2 Short History of Pueblo Lot 173 & 9 Residential Structure at: 739 Golden Park Avenue, San Diego, California, 92106 3 .3 The architect 19 4.0 Descriptive Architectural Guidelines: 20 4.1 Architectural Descriptions of Residential 22 Building at 739 Golden Park Avenue, San Diego, California, 92106 5.0 Significance, architectural and historical. 30 6.0 Bibliography 33 7 . 0 Certification 37 ii APPENDICES Page A. Personnel Vitae 38 B. Directory Search for residents who resided at: 44 739 Golden Park Avenue, San Diego, California, 92106. c. *Imperfect Title Search for ownership at: 45 739 Golden Park Avenue, San Diego, California, 92109 D. Residential Building Record for: 49 739 Golden Park Avenue , San Diego, California,
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