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National Register of Historic Places in Alameda County, California
 
Old Federal Post Office in Alameda, California
Old Federal Post Office in Alameda
2417 Central Avenue
20 November 2010
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National Register #82002154
Park Street Historic Commercial District
Bounded By Park, Oak, Lincoln, Encinal
Alameda

This sixty-acre Historic District contains sixty-four contributing buildings.

Contributing Buildings Sequenced By Address
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Name Year Address Remarks
18752310 Alameda AvenueOriginally built around 1875 with a 1926 addition.
New Masonic Temple19272312-2324 Alameda Avenue
19102314-2320 Central AvenueBuilt c.1910.
The Alameda Theatre19312315-2323 Central AvenueArt Moderne movie theater designed by Timothy Pflueger.
Offices and apartments19152416-2420 Central Avenue and 1359 Park StreetBuilt in 1915 and stuccoed over in the 1930's.
Old Alameda Federal Post Office19122417 Central AvenueRenaissance Revical building designed by William A. Newman. Built in 1912, expanded in 1932, restored in 1977.
19092408-2410 Lincoln AvenueBuilt prior to 1909 and altered in 1924.
Knights of Pythias Building18971510 Oak StreetBuilt between 1897 and 1910; exact date unknown.
Alameda Times-Star Warehouse19261514 Oak Street
Alameda Times-Star Building19461516 Oak Street
18801301-1303 Park StreetBuilt c.1880.
18971305-1311 Park StreetBuilt prior to 1897 with major remodeling in 1936 and 1951.
Derby Building19241320-1328 Park Street
18911325 Park Street
Old Masonic Temple18911327-1333 Park Street
Delanoy Block19021336-1346 Park Street
Burns Building19081339 Park Street
19001343 Park StreetBuilt prior to 1900.
19001347 Park Street
19291349 Park Street
Farnham Block18891350-1364 Park StreetBuilt in 1889 as a Queen Anne with a reounde corder tower and three-sided bays, Transformed into a Moderne building in 1938.
T. Cannon Building19291351 Park Street
Wells Fargo Bank18881400 Park StreetBuilt as a one-story bank in 1888 with the second story added in 1902.
18801401 Park StreetBuilt c.1880.
19081402-1410 Park Street
19221403 Park Street
Boehmer Building18701407-1413 Park StreetBuilt in the 1870's and much remodeled over the years.
19091415-1417 Park StreetBuilt prior to 1909.
19381419 Park Street
Park Place19341420-1424 Park Street
Park Row and Tucker Building18851430-1440 Park StreetBuilt in 1885 in the Stick style. Remodeled in the Art Deco style, apparently in the year 1952 even though Art Deco was no longer fashionable.
Bank of America19061500-1504 Park StreetThe original building was damaged in the 1906 earthquake but was rebuilt. Major alterations in 1926 and the early 1940's.
19261505-1507 Park Street
18971513 Park StreetBuilt prior to 1897.
19231514-1518 Park Street
Pop In Bar18971515 Park StreetBuilt prior to 1897 and extensively remodeled in 1920.
Lee Auto Supply19261523-1525 Park Street
19251532 Park Street
19201544 Park Street
19382301 Santa Clara AvenuePrefabricated metal gas station in the Art Deco style.
18802305 Santa Clara AvenueResidence dating from the 1880's with numerous bays and additions.
Koerber Building18922309-2311 Santa Clara Avenue
18922313 Santa Clara Avenue
19022317 Santa Clara Avenue
18972321-2323 Santa Clara AvenueBuilt prior to 1897 and remodeled sveral times.
Schroeder Building19032316-2320 Santa Clara Avenue
Oak Theatre19122420 Santa Clara AvenueThe 1912 Oak Theatre was rehabilitated and enlarged in 1977.
18802326-2328 Santa Clara Avenue and 1435-1437 Park StreetProbably built in the 18880's.
19092411 Webb AvenueBuilt prior to 1909.
19102412-2416 Webb AvenueBuilt c.1910.
 
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