Stockton Homepage  For Residents  For Visitors  For Businesses  Helpful Resources  Contact Us  SEARCH

 Midtown Stockton
 Midtown Home Page
 About Midtown Brochure
 Action Team
 Midtown Area Meetings
 Area Businesss
 Area Churches
 Frequent Questions (pdf)
 Historic Landmarks
 Homes in the Area
 Redev Project Area
 How It All Began
 Revitalization Strategy
(PDF 266kb)
 Schools

 The Neighborhoods
 Walking Tour (pdf)
 Magnolia Historic Dist.
 Fremont Park
 University Park
 Railroad Square

 Business Assistance
 Business License
 Financial Assistance
 General Information

   Sitemap
   Site Search

Homes in Midtown Stockton - East Acacia Street

326-330 E. Acacia Street	This two story Greek Revival apartment is a classic example of its style. Its features include three frontal gables with pediments, a low-pitched hip roof with purlins and modillins, and a decorative window box under a modified palladian double-hung window.
345 E. Acacia Street	This Moderne style, two-story, four apartment building is a one-of-a-kind for Stockton. It has straight lines, a flat roof without gables or eaves, and four glass brick sections on each floor of the structure. A rounded balcony with iron railings sits above the front entrance, and the roof of each garage acts as a sundeck.
424 E. Acacia Street
This one-story home is a classic Neo-Classical Bungalow. It has a hipped roof with a hipped dormer, extended eaves, and exposed rafters. Wooden steps and rails lead to the porch which has turned posts and a newer flower box, which is the only apparent alteration. The craftsman style bungalow was constructed in 1917, and possesses extended eaves and large brackets, in addition to a recessed porch with double and triple tapered posts. The windows have multi paned upper sashes, and there is a gambrel style garage in the rear.