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Homes in Midtown Stockton - North California Street
1123 and 1125 N. California Street |
This two-story Queen Anne style apartment is located at 1123 and 1125 N. California Street. It has a high gabled roof with box eaves, fish scale shingles, and flush board siding. Wooden steps and rails lead to the porch, and ornamentation adds to its unique style. |
Stucco on California Street |
This two-story stucco clearly defines the Early Spanish Colonial Revival style, retaining the form of an airplane bungalow. Worth a second glance are the Spanish tile ridge hip roof, overhanging eaves with exposed rafters, and a full porch stuccoed with elephantine piers. A decorative stuccoed chimney punctuates this divine piece of historic architecture. |
925 N. California Street |
This wood frame residence is an excellent example of the combined aesthetics of the late Victorian and Colonial Revival periods of the early 1900's. It has a pyramidal hip roof with an extended front gable, and wide overhanging eaves with exposed decorative rafters. The corner porch is supported by classically detailed columns and grooved piers. |
931 and 937 N. California Street |
The triplex is constructed in a Period Revival style with a Classic emphasis, which gained popularity in 1920's California. Notable features include a truncated hip roof with extremely narrow boxed eaves, and a classically detailed entry porch with a center pediment and tall supporting columns. These elements give the structure an almost Baroque feel. |
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Stockton,
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