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National Register of Historic Places in Contra Costa County, California
 
Fernandez House in Pinole, California
6 June 2006
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Fernandez House in Pinole, California
6 June 2006
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National Register #73000399
Bernardo Fernandez House
100 Tennent Avenue
Pinole
Built 1894

This Victorian house combines architectural details from many styles popular at the end of the 19th Century: Second Empire, Stick/Eastlake, Queen Anne. The architect is unrecorded.

The commemorative stone on the front lawn reads:
 
This monument marks the site of Pinole's birthplace and the center of its activities until the early 20th Century. The beginning of Pinole was built on the waterfront and around the mouth of Pinole Creek during the latter half of the 19th Century.

During the 1850's Bernardo Fernandez started a mercantile business on this site. Here he built a supply store, constructed warehouses and wharves, hauled farm products and handled the mail to become very instrumental in the early establishment of this city.

The "Fernandez Mansion," a California point of historical interest, marks the remnants of Pinole's birthplace and shall be preserved in perpetuity.

Dedicated 1976

 
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