1905

100 Years in a Santa Cruz Neighborhood

Researched and Written by Linda Rosewood

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There several methods for finding the information on this site. Click on any of the following streets to read details and see photos and maps of the individual houses. Or use the search box below to find the street names, personal names or any other word or topic. Further down this column are links to overview maps of each of the areas which can help orient you to the organization of the site.

People, Places, and Stories

700 Block Riverside
800 Block Riverside
Barson and Bixby
Campbell, Clay, Broadway
Netherton House
Ocean and Broadway
Riverside Hotel
South Ocean, Pearl, & Jessie
Strays

"Strays" are houses that are old enough to have been in the neighborhood but do not appear on the 1905 Sanborn map. They are given with their 2002 locations.

Maps and Overviews

To get familiar with the neighborhood, the site contains overviews of the streets, with old maps and new photographs. Use them to get oriented to how the neighborhood is divided into its streets and areas.

700 Block Riverside (west)
700 Block Riverside (east)
800 Block Riverside
Barson and Bixby
Campbell, Clay, Broadway
End of Ocean, Pearl and Jessie
Ocean and Broadway

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{Barson and Bixby}

Lost.	12 Barson
Lost.	Frank L. Fowler, contractor, builder.
Not on 1905 map.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{South Ocean, Pearl, & Jessie}

This house might still exist; it's hard to tell.	132 Barson
This house might still exist; it's hard to tell.	John Notley, machinist; Miss Fannie Notley
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{South Ocean, Pearl, & Jessie}

	23 Pearl
	C. H. Bruce
Not on the 1905 map, but listed in the telephone directory.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{South Ocean, Pearl, & Jessie}

	25 (126) Ocean
	No 1905 Directory listing.
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{800 Block Riverside}

Lost.	31 Riverside
Lost.	George Richer, carpenter
See overview map.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{South Ocean, Pearl, & Jessie}

	33 Pearl
	Robert H. McAllister, Robert S. McAllister
Not on 1905 map but listed in the telephone directory.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	This is the home of the father and brother of Mabel Lemos, the artist, who also lived and worked on Pearl St. Lemos Street was later named after her family.

{800 Block Riverside}

Lost.	34 Riverside
Lost.	Thomas B. Rice, Proprietor, Central Billiard Hall; W. H. Turpin, Clerk, Central Billiard Hall
See overview map.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{South Ocean, Pearl, & Jessie}

	35 Pearl
	No 1905 Directory listing.
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{South Ocean, Pearl, & Jessie}

	38 (204) Pearl
	No 1905 Directory listing.
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{South Ocean, Pearl, & Jessie}

	38 (207) Ocean
	Albert Godfrey, Henry J. Godfrey, foreman, SC C & W Railway
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{800 Block Riverside}

Lost.	38 Riverside
Lost.	Robert P. Lacy
Not on 1905 map.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	This address does not appear on the 1905 Sanborn map.

{South Ocean, Pearl, & Jessie}

	40 (206) Pearl
	No 1905 Directory listing.
"The facade of this cottage is embellished with vertical and horizontal banding and a straight-sided bay window. The barge board at the gable is unusually delightful with curcular cutouts terminating the board." [url=othersources.php]Historic Building Survey, vol 2[/url].	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{Campbell, Clay, Broadway}

Lost.	43 Broadway
Lost.	Daniel J Dutro
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{South Ocean, Pearl, & Jessie}

This current house is old enough to have existed in 1905, but it is not the same shape as Mrs. Lemos's art studio. It was probably moved to this location.	48 (220) Pearl
	Mrs. Lemos, artist's studio
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	See 64 Pearl for stories about the Lemos family.

{South Ocean, Pearl, & Jessie}

Lost.	50 Pearl
Lost.	Robert Canham, wood dealer
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{South Ocean, Pearl, & Jessie}

	58 (221) Ocean
	Frank Ley
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{South Ocean, Pearl, & Jessie}

	60 (225) Ocean
	Hugh W. Calderwood, Walter Richardson, letter carrier, Walter Corey, constable
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{South Ocean, Pearl, & Jessie}

Lost.	63 Pearl
Lost.	John L. Notley
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	The Notleys lived on Pearl and Barson streets.

{South Ocean, Pearl, & Jessie}

Lost.	64 Ocean
Lost.	Antone Proll
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{South Ocean, Pearl, & Jessie}

Lost.	64 Pearl
Lost.	William Lemos, Artist
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	William and Mabel Lemos were artists in Santa Cruz for many years.

{South Ocean, Pearl, & Jessie}

Lost.	71 Ocean
Lost.	Miss Lillian Smith, Stephen Smith, carpenter
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	This large house and lot was on the north-west corner of Barson and Ocean, where the tacqueria is now.

{South Ocean, Pearl, & Jessie}

Lost.	81 (328) Ocean
Lost.	John M. Lesley, carpenter
"An attractive, well proportioned Stick-Eastlake house with flared eaves in the central gable, compass porch brackets, and wheel and dart brackets in the gables." Historic House Survey, vol 1.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	This house no longer exists, but it appeared in the Historic House survey. Perhaps it was destroyed in the 1989 earthquake?

{South Ocean, Pearl, & Jessie}

	83 (314) Ocean
	No 1905 Directory listing.
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{South Ocean, Pearl, & Jessie}

	87 Ocean
	No 1905 Directory listing.
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{Riverside Hotel}

Lost.	The Riverside Hotel
Lost.	Alfred Barson, Proprietor
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	Most of my research about the Riverside Hotel is in another location, associated with my research on my own house. But a few stories are listed here, and you are welcome to comment or contribute.

{Strays}

	(124) Clay
	Not in directory; not on map.
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	This house may have been built after 1905, or before. It is difficult to tell without more research.

{Campbell, Clay, Broadway}

	10 (137) Campbell
	1905 Directory Listing: none
This deep lot has a second building in back now, but in 1905 it contained a little shed or garage.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{Ocean and Broadway}

	102 (417) Broadway
	No listing in 1905 Directory.
The History Building Survey (vol 1) says:"A steep central gable and gabled half dormers give this vernacular house a lively skyline. The entrance porch is nicely proportioned and retains its original railings and newel posts.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{Ocean and Broadway}

	106 (423) Broadway
	No listing in 1905 Directory.
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{Ocean and Broadway}

Lost. Currently the site of the Ocean Animal Clinic and the two lots next door. The curbing and steps of the original house still exist.	120 Broadway
	1905 Directory Listing: Fred Recht
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	The newspaper stories include a touching obituary of Fred Recht's young daughter-in-law.

{Ocean and Broadway}

Lost. Site of a motel.	121 Broadway
Lost. Site of a motel.	No listing in 1905 directory.
121 Broadway is the large house on the bottom of this map; 129 (514) and 131 (518) Broadway are up the street. The redwood tree near the motel's driveway on Broadway is probably at least 100 years old.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{South Ocean, Pearl, & Jessie}

	127 (510) Barson
	Miss Cora J. Molitor, Stenographer, Mrs. Ide Molitor. Charles H. Ehlers, laborer.
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{Ocean and Broadway}

	129 (514) Broadway
	T.L. Monmonier, Gates and Monmonier
See map for 121 Broadway.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{South Ocean, Pearl, & Jessie}

	130 (515) Barson
	1905 Directory Listing: Mrs. Annie F. Quinn
The History Building Survey (vol 2) says: "A small house with a raised floor level, front gable decoration, and hipped roof of the Queen Anne style. The porch has been enclosed at a later period."	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{Ocean and Broadway}

Lost. Currently a house that is converted into apartments and another that is the hom of the Resource Center for Non-Violence.	130 Broadway
	1905 Directory Listing: William S. Fitch, Miss Gladys M. Fitch
The houses currently (2004) on this lot are not on the map in 1905. They appear to be of a style built before 1905. Either they were built from old plans, or moved here from somewhere else.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{Ocean and Broadway}

Chase writes: In back of a green concrete lawn is this small house of the 1880s. Its shallow bay has a mansarded first-story with a tiny gable in its root, and a pitched-root second story. The History Building Survey (vol 2) says: "The facade is decorated with a profusion of 90-degree angle gables. Entry porch displays Eastlake syle turned spindles and balusters." Historic Building Survey, vol 2.	131 (518) Broadway
	No 1905 Directory Listing.
See map for 121 Broadway.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{South Ocean, Pearl, & Jessie}

Lost.	131 Barson
Lost.	1905 Directory Listing: Mrs. Abbie Flores
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{Ocean and Broadway}

The History Building Survey (vol 1) says: A large builder's house that successfully combines an Eastlake gable with flared eaves and a Stick Style porch. There is a fancy scrollwork decoration in the gable.	134 (363) Ocean
	No Listing in 1905 Directory
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{Campbell, Clay, Broadway}

Lost.	14 Campbell
Lost.	1905 Directory Listing: Louis D. Fitzsimmons, carpenter, Miss Ada M. Fitzsimmons
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{Ocean and Broadway}

Lost. (This is now the site of the 7-11. )	140 Ocean
Lost. (This is now the site of the 7-11. )	1905 Directory Listing: Harry Tomblin, powdermaker. Mr. Tomblin probably worked at the California Power Works on the San Lorenzo river. The Santa Cruz Library has reprinted this description of the Power Works as it was in 1898. The powder works is now Paradise Park on Highway 9. There is a nice history site with photos of the Powderworks
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	From this newspaper story about Harry Tomblin chasing a burglar, we learn that an orchard once grew on Broadway behind where the 7-11 is now.

{Campbell, Clay, Broadway}

	15 (136) Campbell
	No listing in 1905 phone directory.
Note how this porch has been modified.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{Ocean and Broadway}

Lost.	167 Ocean
Lost.	1905 Directory listing: Charles A. Fitch, Frank Fitch
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	This is now the site of the King Chuan Chinese Restaurent. There is a very large magnolia in front that probably dates to the beginning of the century.

{Campbell, Clay, Broadway}

	17 (132) Campbell
	1905 Directory Listing: Elwin F. Twonbly, clerk, A. S. Whiting, Miss Bessie Twonbly, stenographer, Hammer and Towne
There was an outbuilding near the Clay side of the lot that was numbered 17 1/2.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{Campbell, Clay, Broadway}

Lost.	25 (120) Campbell
Lost.	No 1905 phone book listing, but this house is known to be the Sawyer home at this period. It was torn down in the late 1990s after its renters destroyed it in a rent dispute with the management company. The front yard comtained an adobe hut that looked very out of place for the neighborhood. It has been a tile showroom.
Chase writes:120 Campbell has a matching sawn-wood bracket in the gable, and an added-on Spanish-style wing with pointed-arch windows and a small built-in display case. This was once the home of Sentinal proofreader Preston Sawyer, who amassed an enormous collection of printed and photgraphic Santa Cruziana. He supplied the pictures for the Santa Cruz Yesterdays column and later took over the writer after the death of its original author, Leon Rowland.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{Campbell, Clay, Broadway}

Lost.	29 Campbell
Lost.	1905 Directory Listing: James K. Fields, laborer
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{Campbell, Clay, Broadway}

Lost.	34 Broadway
Lost.	No listing in 1905 telephone directory.
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{Campbell, Clay, Broadway}

	35 (116) Campbell
	1905 Directory Listing: Mrs. Nettie Bump
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{Campbell, Clay, Broadway}

Lost.	35 Clay
Lost.	Joseph Miranda, powder maker, Lena Miranda, domestic, Ocean View Villa. His sister and other family members lived at 53 Broadway.
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{Campbell, Clay, Broadway}

	37 (110) Campbell
	No listing in 1905 phone directory.
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{Campbell, Clay, Broadway}

Lost.	37 Clay
Lost.	O. G. Taylor
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{Campbell, Clay, Broadway}

	40 (117) Clay
	1905 Directory: No listing.
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{Campbell, Clay, Broadway}

	41 (116) Clay
	No listing in 1905 phone directory.
The History Building Survey (vol 2) says:"An L-Shaped plan cottage with slanted bay window and Eastlake gable ornament."	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{Campbell, Clay, Broadway}

These palms are probably not from the 1905 period. This was a fairly large lot, with a two-story building that wasn't insured (that's what the X through the building means) but numbered 53 Broadway. This lot is now 310 Broadway.	51 Broadway
	No listing in 1905 telephone directory.
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{Campbell, Clay, Broadway}

	53 ( 320) Broadway
	1905 Directory Listing: Helena Miranda, Mary B. Miranda, Miss Elizabeth Miranda, Miss Mary Miranda
See the at 51 Broadway for this lot.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	One newspaper story related to this address tells the story of a house burglar who was surprised in the act and chased through the neighborhood by four young women until he was capture.

{Campbell, Clay, Broadway}

Lost.	7 Broadway
Lost.	Robert Brownridge, Proprietor, People's Store
Not on map.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{Campbell, Clay, Broadway}

Lost.	9 Broadway
Lost.	1905 Directory Listing: John Milch, John J. Milch
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{Ocean and Broadway}

	92 Broadway
	Ellen Knowles; Howard C. Winans; Miss Gertrude L Winans, telephone operator; Samuel Winans (brick mason)
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	This house once stood on the lot where the Unity Temple now stands. It was moved east to the lot next door. You can see what was done on the overview map of Ocean and Broadway. There are more photos following the newspaper stories.

{Ocean and Broadway}

This farm was converted into a motor court, probably in the late 1920s when they became popular in providing lodging to tourists who arrived at the beach in their own automobiles.	97 (314) Ocean
	No listing in 1905 Directory
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{800 Block Riverside}

Lost.	10 Riverside
Lost.	No directory listing in 1905. However, Frank Sawyer built a shoestore on this corner at the turn of the century. He and his family lived in in the neighborhood at 25 Campbell. His son, Preston, was an photographer whose pictures form the core of UCSC's Special Collections' local photograph archive.
See 800 Block of Riverside overview for map.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	In the mid-to-late twentieth-century this lot contained a Chinese Restaurent. Now the same building houses an Indian Restaurent.

{700 Block Riverside}

	100 Riverside
	No 1905 Directory listing.
Eudemonia was built on a lot that was formed out of that odd-shaped area between 100 and 90 Riverside. The one-story barn or shed behind 100, marked as "100 1/2" was where a portion of the Hidden Court Motel is now.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	100 Riverside burned down in the mid-1960s, according to its owner at the time. She said that it was very similar to the house next door, my house, Eudemonia. All that can be seen is this porch.

{Barson and Bixby}

Photo to come.	105 (428) Barson
Photo to come.	1905 Directory listing: Joseph G. Zuschin
The History Building Survey (vol 2) says: A fairly intact example of the vernacular farmhouse. The residence retains a number of its 6/6 windows. The corner shown is the south-east corner of Barson and Bixby.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{800 Block Riverside}

Riverside Lighting is currently on the site of 11 Riverside.	11 Riverside
	1905 Directory listing: Joseph Bernheim, Clerk, St. George Hotel, Miss Ella and Miss Julia Bernheim.
Chase writes: At the southeast corner of Soquel and Riverside was the 1883 Rueben Bernheim house, a Stick Villa designed by John Williams. It had a three-and-a-half story tower, stick brackets in the gables, and a corner square bay. The house was torn down in1940 for a drive-in hardware store. See also 800 Block of Riverside overview for map.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	The Bernheim house, as it looked in the late 1930s and 40s, was Alfred Hitchcock's inspiration for the ancient Victorian mansion in "Psycho" --according to some sources.

{Barson and Bixby}

	12 (151) Bixby
	1905 Directory, no listing.
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{800 Block Riverside}

Lost. A restaurant parking lot is on the site of 12 Riverside. This 100-year-old redwood tree was probably planted in its front yard.	12 Riverside
	1905 Directory Listing: Mrs. James Mann
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	This house was comparable in size to the Bernheim house, and must have been as prominant. A square bay faced Riverside, as did a wrap-around porch. Between it and the river was a barn and a shed, similar to other houses on this block of Riverside.

{Barson and Bixby}

Lost.	16 Bixby
Lost.	Alonzo Hall, foreman, San Lorenzo Lumber
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{Barson and Bixby}

	17 (146) Bixby
	Herbert L. Shiner, buggy washer
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{800 Block Riverside}

The History Building Survey (vol 2) says: "Another of the residences of the original early development. The flat roofed porch with fancy porch supports gives dimension to an otherwise flat facade."	17 (844) Riverside
	1905 Directory listing: Hamilton Fay, Druggist at 58 Pacific Avenue. W. T. Forsyth, Teacher.
See 800 Block of Riverside overview for map.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	Hamilton and Ella Fay were sharing their house with a teacher in 1905. Mrs. Fay was a teacher before she was married.

{Barson and Bixby}

Lost.	20 Bixby
Lost.	P. C.Tucker, teacher of music
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{Barson and Bixby}

	21 (142) Bixby
	Edith Heriot
The History Building Survey (vol 1) says: "An Eastlake cottage with a raised basement and a flaring hip root over the porch. There is an overhanging gable with shingles and lattice work above a bay window. The step-back house plan is typical in California."	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{800 Block Riverside}

	21 (840) Riverside
	1905 Directory Listing: Ralph R. Higgons, Engineer
The History Building Survey (vol 1) says: "A one-story bracketed Italianate with split pedimented gables and slanted bays. The original door and corbelled brick chimney are still intact."	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	No newspaper stories have been found for this house yet.

{800 Block Riverside}

	22 (853) Riverside
	William Lucas
While the front and back of the house has been remodeled since 1905, it appears to have the same footprint and proper age.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	William Lucas was often in the local newspaper, both as a subject and author.

{800 Block Riverside}

	23 (838) Riverside
	1905 Directory listing: Thomas Lane, Teamster; Harry Bunting, Motorman
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	No newspaper stories have been found yet for this address.

{800 Block Riverside}

The History Building Survey (vol 2) says: "A pediment over the second story window and pilasters at the house cornres are pleasing details in this residence. The segmental arch over the front porch is particularly graceful."	24 (839) Riverside
	1905 Directory listing: Mrs. Emma Lanfear, Miss Laura Lanfear; Arther Chubb, Linotype Operator, Sentinal; L. M. Chubb, Clerk Great Eastern Tea Co.; John Doman, Bookkeeper; Edwin. W. Fields, foreman, Sentinal.
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	It is likely that 24 Riverside was a boarding house. You can see the side view that the back of the house has a long porch providing separate entrances.

{Barson and Bixby}

Lost.	24 Bixby
Lost.	1905 Directory, no listing.
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{800 Block Riverside}

	26 (835) Riverside
	1905 Directory listing: Eugene Brown, Carpenter
The History Building Survey (vol 2) says: "Another of the original Riverside Avenue residences which contributes to the 19th-Century ambience of the street. This residences retains its original bay window and 2/2 windows and is largely unaltered." If you compare the photo of the house as it is today (2003) with the outline that is visble on the Sanborn map, it is easy to see that the shape of the front bay window is quite different now, despite what the building survey says.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{Barson and Bixby}

Lost.	26 Bixby
Lost.	1905 Directory listing: Edgar M Tainton, clerk, Sperry Flour
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{800 Block Riverside}

The History Building Survey (vol 2) says:"A handsome two-story residence with returned eaves, a flat roofed slated bay window, and original 2/2 windows. The side wing appears to be an early addition."	27 (828) Riverside
	Seldon Griswold, Meatcutter, Washington Market
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{800 Block Riverside}

Lost.	29 Riverside
Lost.	I.R. Morgan, Miss Mabel Morgan
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	This was a large home, but it is gone now and an apartment complex is built on the site.

{800 Block Riverside}

	30 (831) Riverside
	Christian Flach
The History Building Survey (vol 2) says: "This dignified two-story residence displays the slightly arched windows of the Italianate style on the first story and a straight-sided bay window which extends two full stories. A bracketed cornice extends across the facade."	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	Christian Flach didn't make the papers, but his brother Conrad, appeared there several times, and was killed by a car while crossing Soquel.

{800 Block Riverside}

	39 Riverside
	Mrs. Myra Hobbs
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	39 Riverside isn't on the 1905 map, and a newspaper story about Mrs. Myra Hobbs lived at 43 1/2 Riverside, which isn't on the map either. So I'm not sure where she lived.

{800 Block Riverside}

	40 (823) Riverside
	No 1905 directory entries.
40 Riverside is in front. The little porch roof was added after the 1905 Sanborn map. The History Building Survey (vol 2) says: "A two-story residence with an ususual flat roofed side wing with a porch. An oversized gable ornament shows the influence of the Stick-Eastlake style."	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{800 Block Riverside}

Lost.	41 Riverside
Lost.	Miss Josephene Williams, Dressmaker; Mrs. Honora Williams
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{800 Block Riverside}

	42 (823 1/2) Riverside
	Seldon Staples, Teacher of Shorthand
42 Riverside is in back of 40 Riverside, an unusual arrangement for the period. It could be that 42 Riverside was moved to this location sometime before 1905. One would have to look at earlier Sanborn maps or deeds to learn the story.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{800 Block Riverside}

	44 (821) Riverside
	1905 Directory, no entries.
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{800 Block Riverside}

Lost.	45 Riverside
Lost.	Harry Wright, Conductor, Santa Cruz Coast and Watsonville Railroad (SSCW); J. Leslie Wright, City Clerk
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	A resident of this house had served in the Confederate army as a youth.

{800 Block Riverside}

In front of this house are three beautiful palms; like many others in this neighborhood.	46 (815) Riverside
	Ethel Fielding, Joseph Fielding, Miss Anna Fielding
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	No newspaper stories have been found for this house yet.

{800 Block Riverside}

	47 (812) Riverside
	Russ W. Allred, Clerk, McFadden Shoe Store
The History Building Survey (vol 2)[/url] says: "Located in an early residential area first laid out in 1867, most of the houses on the street date from the years 1876 to 1877. This small residence is an example of a working person's cottage decorated with a bay window and a side entry porch."[url=othersources.php]	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{800 Block Riverside}

Lost.	50 Riverside
Lost.	1905 Directory listing: Susan L. Harmon
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	Soon after the 1905 directory, this house was lived in by members of the Armstrong Family, who also had relatives at 60 (721) Riverside. Mrs. Harmon moved to Lincoln street.

{800 Block Riverside}

	57 (804) Riverside
	B. T. Heard, Secretary, Heard Furniture; George W. Heard, President, Heard Furniture, 184 Pacific Avenue
Chase writes: 804 Riverside is an Italianate-influenced house with split-pedimented gables, bracketed cornices, and mansarded, one-store square bays. It was constructed in 1889 by W. W. Brown, and purchased that same year by F. W. Buckley. The History Building Survey (vol 1) says: "An Eastlake house with split pedimented gables and square bays and porches with mansard roofs. It is a long house on an irregular lot. A curing wooden fence enhances its importance on the corner.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	George Heard is known as a furniture salesman, but he started out also in the undertaking profession. He supported the Venetian Water Carnivals.

{800 Block Riverside}

	60 (813) Riverside
	Andrew Full; Joshua S. Wilson, Contractor/Builder
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	This house has been greatly remodeled, its porches enclosed, and its rooms made into apartments.

{700 Block Riverside}

In this photo, 68 Riverside is the house with dark windows. The photographer wrote "68 Riverside, Coming Down" on the negative." 80 Riverside is in the background. Click "stories" for more photos.	68 Riverside
	Sylvanus S. Hawslett, laborer
No newspaper stories area available.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	This house was torn down in the 30s, but we have a few photos of it.

{700 Block Riverside}

Lost.	75 Riverside
Lost.	Mrs. William F. Jess
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	Mrs. Jess is the former Corlisa Campbell, whose family lived across the street from 75 Riverside, at 80 Riverside. In other words, she married the man who lived across the street from her childhood home. A few more details are given in the chapter "The Lot" in Eudemonia's history.

{700 Block Riverside}

Lost. 76 Riverside was a small narrow house on the lot next to 68.	76 Riverside
	Jonas B. Livengood
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	So far, all we know of Jonas Livengood is an anti-racist letter to the editor he wrote in 1911.

{700 Block Riverside}

	8 Broadway (738 Riverside)
	No listing in 1905 directory.
	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	No information about this house, but it has probably been moved from its original position.

{700 Block Riverside}

	80 (721) Riverside
	1905 Directory listing: Mrs. Frances Archer, Mrs. Catherine K. Armstrong, William Armstrong, Supt, Chase Lumberyard.
Saltbox-shaped, clapboarded house of the 1850s or '60s, with newer porch. Chase. "A very simple vernacular house in the shape of the New England salt-box. Many such houses were built in California during the early years of American expansion when people here rebuilt the same houses they left in the East. The portch, probably built after the turn of the century, is a sensitive and compatible addition." Historic Building Survey, vol 1.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.
	The Campbells built the house, but in 1905, it was the Armstrongs'. One long-time resident was the first woman to vote in Santa Cruz.

{700 Block Riverside}

	83 (728) Riverside
	1905 Directory listing: Mrs. M. Brown
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{700 Block Riverside}

	89 (714) Riverside
	E. E. Clark, clerk, Lamb Hardware
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	So far, only one, very touching, story has been found about this family.

{Campbell, Clay, Broadway}

	9 (140) Campbell
	1905 Directory listing: T. A. Macy, driver, SC Transfer Company, Thomas A Macy, clerk, J. B. Bias.
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{700 Block Riverside}

	90 (711) Riverside
	Edwin Shafter, Real Estate, George Shafter, clerk, A. J. Hinds
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{Barson and Bixby}

Lost.	91 Barson
Lost.	1905 Directory Listing: Mrs. Callie M. Davis, William Davis, Mrs. Hatty Reynolds.
This farm shared a property line with the Riverside Hotel. The corner shown is the south-west corner of Barson and Bixby.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{Barson and Bixby}

Lost.	94 Barson
Lost.	1905 Directory Listing: Henry Grant, painter
While this house is gone, there is a tall redwood in back of the lot, an old date palm, and a shed that is much older than the newer house in front. The shed and the palm may have been familiar to Mr. Grant.	Read newspaper stories for this address and add your comments.

{700 Block Riverside}

	99 Riverside
	No 1905 directory listing, but 1906 business advertisement indicates the backyard furniture shop of Thomas Place.
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	99 Riverside is behind this wedding party of 1911, on the right. Note how it appears to be almost the mirror image of 83 Riverside