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Robert H. Ainsworth (bio)

860 Fairfield Circle (1937) – Italian Revival

John C. Austin (bio)

1306 Wentworth (1909) – Mission Revival/Prairie

Everett Phipps Babcock

766 Oak Knoll Circle (1924) – Spanish Colonial Revival

L.C. Bauer

1255 Wentworth (1926) – Spanish Colonial Revival. Know as the Alfred E. Freeman house.

Harold Bissner

1234 Wentworth (1929) – Italian Renaissance Revival

Joseph J. Blick

1215 Wentworth (1906) – known as the Macomber/Lunkenheimer residence. This is the oldest house in Oak Knoll–Mission Revival.
795 Oak Knoll Circle (1906) – Italian/Craftsman
1464 Ridge Way (1923) – Colonial Revival
1425 Hillcrest (1923) – English Revival

Roland Coate

1375 South Oak Knoll (1924) – Mediterranean
1265 Hillcrest (1925) – Spanish Colonial Revival
1300 Wentworth (1926) – Spanish Colonial Revival

Leonard Cooke

1258 Hillcrest (1910) – Prairie (mixed)
1141 South Oak Knoll (1912) – Craftsman/Mediterranean

Charles F. Driscoll

1150 South El Molino (1911) – Italian Revival
1298 South El Molino (1912) – Prairie Style

Frank O. Eager

1080 South El Molino (1914) – Italian Revival/Prairie Style

Douglas S. Ewing

1530 Hillcrest (1976) – Contemporary
1143 Kewen (1977) – Contemporary

Robert Farquhar

1375 Ridge Way (1909) – Craftsman/Shingle Style
1241 South Oak Knoll (1921) – French Revival

Foss Designing & Building Company

1166 Hillcrest (1913) – Prairie Style
1190 South El Molino (1913) – Colonial Revival
1145 Hillcrest (1916) – Mediterranean
1185 Wentworth (1916) – Italian/Prairie Style

Frohman & Martin

1021 South El Molino (1914)–English Tudor Revival

Glover & Kauth

1400 South Oak Knoll (1928)–Spanish Colonial Revival

Kenneth Gordon

1306 South Oak Knoll (1917)–Italian Revival (altered)
766 Fairfield Circle (1924)–English Tudor Revival
1437 Hillcrest (1927)–Italian Revival

Grable & Austin

1240 South Oak Knoll (1916)–Mediterranean Revival/Craftsman
748 South El Molino (1916)–Colonial Revival

Charles & Henry Greene

1177 Hillcrest (1907) – Their ultimate Craftsman bungalow, known as the Blacker house includes 1200 and 1208 Wentworth.
1344 Hillcrest (1909) – Craftsman, known as the Spinks house.
1188 Hillcrest (1911) – Known as the Culbertson house. Asian-inspired Craftsman

Elmer Grey

1001 South El Molino (1910) – English Revival/Craftsman
1372 South El Molino (1911) – English Arts & Crafts. The architect’s own home.
1410 and 1420 Hillcrest (1917) – English Revival (altered). Said to be the only surviving structures from an estate that once featured an 18,000-squarefoot house
1230 South El Molino (1921) – Italian Revival

H. M. Hanson

895 Hillcrest Place (1957) – Contemporary

Arthur W. Hawes

1300 Hillcrest (1940) – French Colonial Revival

Arthur & Alfred Heineman

674 Elliott (1911) – Craftsman
1250 South El Molino (1911) – Craftsman (altered)
1150 South El Molino (1911) – Italian Revival
1330 Hillcrest (1912) – their Craftsman masterpiece, known as the Freeman house.
1327 South Oak Knoll (1912) – Craftsman
885 South El Molino (1914) – Craftsman
1233 Wentworth (1917) – Craftsman

Myron Hunt

1289 South El Molino (1911) – Italian Revival
1199 South El Molino (1913) – English Tudor Revival/Craftsman
1425 Wentworth (1913) – Patterned after a plantation house in Cuba.
1234 Hillcrest (1915) – Colonial Revival
2 Oak Knoll Terrace (1916) – Colonial Revival (with Elmer Grey)
1263 South El Molino (1910) – Craftsman
1270 South El Molino (1910) – Colonial Revival

Hunter & Benedict

1446 Hillcrest (1966) – Contemporary

Reginald Johnson

1390 Ridge Way (1912) – Colonial Revival
1289 South Oak Knoll (1913) – English Revival
1365 Hillcrest (1913) – Colonial Revival
822 South El Molino (1914) – Colonial Revival
851 Fairfield Circle (1914) – English Revival/Craftsman
785 South El Molino (1914) – Colonial Revival
805 South El Molino (1915) – Colonial Revival
855 Oak Knoll Circle (1915) – Colonial Revival
770 South El Molino (1916) – Colonial Revival
836 South El Molino (1916) – Italian Revival
1385 Hillcrest (1916) – Georgian Revival
830 Oak Knoll Circle (1919) – Italian Revival
1220 Hillcrest (1928) – Monterey Colonial

Johnson, Kaufmann & Coate

1360 Hillcrest (1923) – Monterey Colonial
1275 Hillcrest (1924) – Spanish Colonial Revival
1244 Wentworth (1925) – Spanish Colonial Revival

John Paul Jones

744 Fairfield Circle (1928) – Spanish Colonial Revival

H. Roy Kelley

935 Hillcrest Place (1951) – Contemporary
1434 Hillcrest (1952) – Colonial/California Ranch

Arthur R. Kelly

1299 Hillcrest (1909) – French Colonial Revival
858 Fairfield Circle (1924) – Spanish Colonial Revival

Thomas Beverley Keim Jr.

1365 S. Oakland (1910) - Known as the Rochester House. Beaux-Arts Revival

Frederick Kennedy, Jr. (bio)

1226 Wentworth (1925) – Spanish (with G. B. Brigham, Jr.)

Colonial Revival

787 Fairfield Circle (1947) – Colonial Revival/California Ranch

Ray J. Kieffer

1550 Hillcrest (1935) – English Revival

Anna P. Latham

844 South El Molino (1926)–Spanish Colonial Revival
856 South El Molino (1926)–Spanish Colonial Revival

Sylvanus Marston & Partners

855 Oak Knoll Circle (1915) – Colonial Revival
685 South El Molino (1915) – Colonial Revival
1126 Hillcrest (1916) – Spanish Colonial Revival. Built at the same time as 1132 Hillcrest and originally connected together
777 South Oak Knoll (1921) – Italian Revival
725 South Oak Knoll (1921) – Italian Revival
770 Oak Knoll Circle (1922) – Italian Revival
825 Oak Knoll Circle (1923) – Italian Revival
1245 Wentworth (1924) – Italian Revival
790 Pinehurst (1926) – French Revival
1260 Wentworth (1926) – Italian Revival
740 Huntington Circle (1926) – English. Known as “Spalding" cottage.
780 Huntington Circle (1926) – Colonial Revival (altered). Known as “Clovelly" cottage
750 Huntington Circle (1927) – English. Known as "Mariner" cottage
760 Huntington Circle (1927) – English. Known as “Chanceview" cottage
770 Huntington Circle (1927) – English. Known as “Howard” cottage

Donald D. McMurray

870 Huntington Circle (1933) – Monterey Colonial. Known as “Taylor Cottage"
890 Huntington Circle (1933) – Monterey Colonial. Known as “Harton Hall”

Louis DuPuget Millar

1350 South El Molino (1915) – English Revival
1315 South El Molino (1917) – Italian Revival

Milwaukee Building Company

1361 Ridge Way (1909) – Known as the Ledyard House. Rustic Craftsman from the company who later designed Grauman’s Chinese Theater.

Wallace Neff

1015 South El Molino (1922) – Italian Revival
1235 S. Oakland Avenue (1923) – French Eclectic Revival. Known as the Post/E.F. Hutton Family Retreat.
1290 Hillcrest (1925) – Mediterranean Revival. Known as the Elliot House.
790 Huntington Circle (1925) – English Revival. Known as the "Valley View" cottage.
720 Huntington Circle (1928) – Italian Revival. Known as the "Clara View" cottage.

Charles Nourse

1151 South El Molino (1916) – Italian Revival/Craftsman

Bob Ray Offenhauser

800 Canon (1962) – Modern

David Ogilvie

1370 Hillcrest (1924) – French Revival

Franklin Otis Booth Jr.

1115 S. Oak Knoll (1949)–California Ranch

Frederick Parmentier

1333 Wentworth (1910)–English Tudor Revival

Theodore Pletsch

756 Fairfield Circle (1952)–California Ranch
1305 Wentworth (1960)–Modern

John Pugsley

1241 Encino (1962)–Contemporary
1451 South El Molino (1963)–Contemporary

Walter L. Reichardt

1444 Hillcrest (1957)–Modern

Joseph Rhodes

1050 South El Molino (1916)–Italian Revival

Jonathan Ring

1270 Hillcrest (1939)–Monterey Revival

Charles E. Ruhe

1350 Wentworth (1922)–Colonial Revival

Theodore J. Scott

800 South Oak Knoll (1924)–Spanish Colonial Revival

George Washington Smith (attributed)

1409 Hillcrest (1922) – Colonial Revival
1311 Hillcrest (1926)–Spanish Colonial Revival

Glenn Elwood Smith

1230 South El Molino (1921)–Italian Revival
770 South Oak Knoll (1921)–Colonial Revival

Lawson G. Smith

925 Hillcrest Place (1955) – Modern

Smith & Williams

875 Canon (1952)–Modern (Post & Beam)
945 Hillcrest Place (1950) – Contemporary

W.F. Staunton

800 Oak Knoll Circle (1927) – Monterey Colonial Revival. Know as the McDonald House.

G. Lawrence Stimson

1315 South Oak Knoll (1912) – Colonial Revival
1200 South Oak Knoll (1915) – Italian Revival
1341 Hillcrest (1917) – Colonial Revival
1334 South El Molino (1920) – Italian Revival
1320 South Oak Knoll (1922) – Spanish Colonial Revival
851 South El Molino (1923) – English Revival

Lawrence C. Test (with Charles E. Ruhe)

1285 Hillcrest (1928)–Monterey Revival

Thornton & Fagan

840 Oak Knoll Circle (1978) – Colonial Revival. Known as “Tara West”.

Garrett Van Pelt

1212 South El Molino (1926) –French Revival. Designed as architect’s own home.
734 Fairfield Circle (1928) – Italian Revival
1395 Ridge Way (1938) – Italian/Moorish Combination
1014 South El Molino (1938) – Colonial Revival

Paul R. Williams

780 Fairfield Circle (1925) – Monterey Colonial

Wilmer & Watson

840 Fairfield Circle (1925) – French Revival