Eureka Old Town Historic District in Humboldt County, California Contributing Buildings Sequenced By Address

Name Year Address Remarks Russ Boarding House 1897 200 First Street Gable-end vernacular Scandia Hotel 1883 225 First Street Greek Revival L'Tosca Hotel 1869 233 First Street Greek Revival Our Corner Saloon 1880 301 First Street White Laundry 1880 307 First Street Janssen Building 1878 422 First Street Italianate Victorian Buhne Store General Store 1869 423 First Street Classically detailed façade. Buhne Boarding House and Hardware Store 1888 424-432 First Street Italianate Victorian Fior D'Italia Hotel 1911 110 Second Street Originally a four-story Renaissance Revival building Ferrari Building 1910 123-125 Second Street Much remodeled Italianate Victorian Eagle House 1886 139 Second Street Stick Victorian McGaraghan Commercial Building 1891 201-209 Second Street Italianate Victorian Original Name Unknown 1930 219-221 Second Street Art Deco Saloon 1890 223 Second Street Predates 1890 Sawtelle Building 1885 301 Second Street Little remains of the original style. Electric Motors (Bicycle Shop)/California Fruit Market 1894 324-328 Second Street Eastlake style commercial building Healy Brothers' Building 1908 327 Second Street Modified Classical Revival Alonzo Monroe Building 1876 402-410 Second Street Five one-story brick buildings C. W. Long Building 1877 403-411 Second Street Restored in 1976. Harvey & McLaren Saloon 1892 412 Second Street Classical Revival Cousins Building 1874 414-418 Second Street Mission Revival Long Building 1892 417 2nd Street Building at 420 Second Street 1880 420-422 Second Street Classical Revival Loewenthal Building 1879 426 Second Street Eclectic Crystal Palace Saloon 1872 509 Second Street Much altered Neo-Baroque design Vance Garage 1930 511 Second Street Mission Revival Building at 516 Second Street 1886 516 Second Street Vance Building 1869 521 Second Street Flat-front Italianate Vance Hotel 1872 525 Second Street Italianate Masonic Hall 1893 528 Second Street Buhne Hall 1870 620 Second Street Italianate Axe Building/GAR Hall 1881 622 Second Street False-front vernacular Victorian Commercial Building 1886 626 Second Street Italianate Kimball Building 1878 630-638 Second Street Vernacular Greek Revival Building at 715 Second Street 1895 715 Second Street Gable-end vernacular Building at 717 Second Street 1895 717 Second Street Gable-end vernacular Building at 723-725 Second Street 1909 723-725 Second Street Colonial Revival flats Building at 728 Second Street 1920 728 Second Street Craftsman cottage Building at 731 Second Street 1920 731 Second Street Craftsman cottage Building at 732 Second Street 1889 732 Second Street Wood-Frame, gable-end house remodeled in the Craftsman style Building at 737 Second Street 1870 737 Second Street Vernacular residential complex Building at 738 Second Street 1944 738 Second Street Remodeled in 1944. Connick House 1871 803 Second Street Italianate dwelling Building at 811 Second Street 1870 811 Second Street Wood-Frame, gable-end house Johnson House 1906 812 Second Street Classical Revival house Johnson House 1901 816 Second Street Classical Revival house Vernacular Greek Revival House 1860 816 Second Street (Rear) Greek Revival Building at 817 Second Street 1865 817 Second Street Vernacular Greek Revival style Graham Doublehouse 1873 822-826 Second Street Italianate duplex Building at 825 Second Street 1921 825 Second Street Craftsman bungalow Building at 829 Second Street 1921 829 Second Street Bungalow Graham House 1870 837 Second Street Wood-frame, vernacular duplex Building at 837 Second Street 1920 837 Second Street (Rear) Building at 901 Second Street 1880 901 Second Street Remodeled in the 1920's Young House 1888 1006 Second Street Queen Anne/Eastlake duplex Murphy House 1867 1020 Second Street Simplified Greek Revival Carson House 1903 1034 Second Street Moved to this site around 1985 Carson Carriage House and Servants' Quarters 1889 1116 Second Street Vernacular gable-end Maffia and Brambini Building 1917 107 Third Street Female Boarding House 1898 123 Third Street Eastlake Victorian Building at 125-129 Third Street 1887 125-129 Third Street Vernacular, end gable Greek Revival Williams Building 1904 403 Third Street Neoclassical commercial Russ Building 1883 527 Third Street Victorian commercial Building at Third Street and G Streets 1890 Third and G Streets Remodeled during the 1930's or 1940's Pioneer Hall 1890 621-623 Third Street Victorian with recent remodeling Graham House 1891 711 Third Street Italianate with Eastlake elements Graham House 1895 717-719 Third Street Queen Anne with Eastlake elements Chamberlain Duplex 1907 804-806 Third Street Neoclassical residence Sinclair House 1903 805 Third Street Neoclassical residence Murray House 1870 813 Third Street Vernacular house Hart House 1885 816 Third Street Vernacular house Seward Apartment Building 1907 832-838 Third Street Colonial Revival Building at 833 Third Street 1889 833 Third Street Graham House 1892 837 Third Street Queen Anne/Eastlake duplex McFarland House 1887 905 Third Street Victorian with probable modernizations McFarland House 1895 911 Third Street Queen Anne McFarland House 1895 917 Third Street Queen Anne McFarland House 1904 923 Third Street Neoclassical McFarland House 1895 931 Third Street Duplicate of 911 Third Street McFarland House 1901 935 Third Street Queen Anne rowhouse Bell House 1889 1023 Third Street Victorian cottage Broderick House 1880 1026 Third Street Vernacular Italianate Building at 1027 Third Street 1027 Third Street Building at 1125 Third Street 1858 1125 Third Street Vernacular gable-end house Ellesmore House 1870 1125 Third Street Vernacular gable-end house Building at 1134 Third Street 1858 1134 Third Street Vernacular gable-end house Smith House 1870 1228 Third Street Vernacular gable-end house 1876 Philip Needs Building 1876 100 C Street Greek Revival Western States Gas & Electric Company Warehouse 1890 100 C Street Eagle House 1880 C Street and Snug Alley Italianate Humboldt Engineering and Supply Company Building 1908 202-210 C Street and 118-138 Second Street Wooden commercial building Building at Foot of D Street Foot of D Street Warehouse Hotel Metropolis 1903 217 D and 300-308 Second Street 20th Century Classical Revival No Historical Name E Street at Waterfront (West Side) Warehouse No Historical Name E Street at Waterfront (East Side) Warehouse Feed and Seed Warehouse 1940 65 E Street False front warehouse Feuerwerker's 1919 86 E Street Significantly modified in 1926 Bell Building (Eureka Business College) 1892 210-216 E Street and 320-334 Second Street Monroe Building 1876 213 E Street False front Monroe Building 1876 217 E Street Identical to 213 E Street Bank of Eureka 1911 240 E Street Classical Revival designed by Albert Pissis Carr Building 1871 312 E Street Italianate false-front Hensel's Eureka Bakery & Confectionary 1879 314 E Street Italianate false-front Georgeson Building/Central Hotel 1903 333-339 E Street Renaissance Revival Humboldt National and Home Savings Bank 1917 350 E Street Reinforced concrete Classical Revival Coggeshell Launch 1900 69 F Street Converted into railway depot in 1916 Weaver Building 1892 102 F Street Eastlake Victorian McDonald Building 1904 108 F Street Classical Revival Antonsen/Snug Building 1890 109-117 F Street Italianate Odd Fellows Hall 1882 123-131 F Street Second Empire Rick's Building 1878 203-215 F Street and 525 Second Street Embodies the change from wooden commercial to brick commercial buildings Palmtag Building 1893 210 F Street Queen Anne No Historical Name 212 F Street Carson Block Building 1891 227-239 F Street Designed by Samuel Newsom in the Sullivanesque style Jones Building (Ritz Building) 1876 240 F Street Buhne Building 1884 211 G Street Renaissance Revival designed by Kennitzer and Raun McGrath Boarding House 1865 112 I Street Building at 122 I Street 1870 122 I Street Vernacular gable-end house Building at 206 I Street 1910 206 I Street Craftsman bungalow Building at 215 I Street 1939 215 I Street Building at 233 I Street 1889 233 I Street Vernacular house Bullock House 1880 317 I Street Vernacular Italianate Northwest Pacific Railroad Tracks and Sign 1916 Foot of J Street Building at 219 J Street 1920 219 J Street Originally built as a garage behind the house at 905 Third Street No Historical Name 1870 304 L Street Vernacular house No Historical Name 1880 314 L Street Hipped-roof cottage Dolbeer Carson Lumber Company 1916 100 M Street Renaissance Revival Carson Mansion and Carriage House 1884 143 M Street Encyclopedic array of Eastlake and Queen Anne forms and details Carson (J. Milton) House 1889 202 M Street Queen Anne with Eastlake detailing designed by Newsom brothers of San Francisco Brant House 1905 305 M Street Craftsman bungalow No Historical Name 1930 320 M Street No Historical Name 1915 304 N Street Craftsman house and 1920['s garage No Historical Name 1920 Opera Alley Between B and C Streets One-car garage c.1920 No Historical Name 1920 Opera Alley Between B and C Streets Two-car garage probably No Historical Name 1880 409 Opera Alley False front building. No Historical Name 1900 411-413 Opera Alley False front building. No Historical Name 1900 415 Opera Alley No Historical Name 1890 421 Opera Alley No Historical Name 1889 Opera Alley Between E and F Streets No Historical Name 1890 Opera Alley Behind 426 Second Street No Historical Name 1900 519 Opera Alley Vernacula end gable building. No Historical Name 1880 626 Opera Alley False front building. Sinclair Barn 1900 Opera Alley Behind 805 Third Street Vernacular outbuilding Sinclair Garage 1920 Opera Alley Behind 805 Third Street Vernacular Dwelling 1910 Opera Alley Behind 817 Third Street No Historical Name 1880 Opera Alley Behind 911 Third Street One-room outbuilding No Historical Name 1910 Opera Alley Behind 931 Third Street Single-car garage F. Bell Outbuilding 1889 Opera Alley Behind 1023 Third Street Victorian outbuilding Blacksmith and Wagon Works 1889 217 Snug Alley Predates 1889 Apartment and Garage 1930 Snug Alley Behind 223 Second Street No Historical Name 1880 Snug Alley Between F and G Streets Built as livery stables and garages No Historical Name 1920 Snug Alley Behind 732 Second Street Two-car garage

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