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NPS Form 10-900-a OMB Control No. 1024-0018 United States Department of the Interior Put Here National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet Section 7 page 11 Section 7 page 11 Floral Park Historic District Name of Property Orange, CA County and State Name of multiple listing (if applicable) 11. 315 W 19th APN: 002-151-17 Non-Contributive 1949 Architect / Builder/Original Owner: W.A. Atkinson This home has had the following changes: a low perimeter wall around the front yard, re- stucco of the exterior, a window change-out, with a large bay window installed to the eastern side of the viewing corridor, a door change-out, and metal handrails installed leading to the porch. The only fence that was grandfathered in is the property-line block fence to the east of the property. 12. 316 W 19th APN: 002-152-05 Non-Contributive 1920 Architect / Builder: Unknown Original Owner: Roger E. Robb This home has had the following changes: a low perimeter wall around the front yard, re- stucco of the exterior, a window change-out, with a large bay window installed to the eastern side of the viewing corridor, a door change-out and metal handrails installed leading to the porch. The low front yard wall was originally a wooden picket fence; the fence and home have also been stuccoed. 13. 317 W 19th APN: 002-151-22 Contributive 1921 Architect / Builder: Jack Wendel Original Owner: Jack Wendel This one-story Craftsman style bungalow exhibits all brick construction including all exterior walls and the porch that wraps around the front and eastern side of the house. The roof is cross gabled with ventilation under the eaves. The home exhibits its original windows, and the door has been changed out but is of the kind that compliments this style of architecture. The detached garage has been razed some time in this home’s history; there currently is no garage. 14. 320 W 19th APN: 002-151-06 Contributive 1918 Architect / Builder: Unknown Original Owner: Andrew A. Crawford A one-story cross-gabled home in the Craftsman style, the home retains its original sash windows, but has had a door change-out. The exterior of the home is clad in clapboard and the porch is supported by columns and masonry. The front porch is a smooth poured concrete. Although constructed prior to the period of significance, no major aesthetic changes have been performed on this home that would impact its historical integrity and it contributes to the broad pattern of local development. 15. 321 W 19th APN: 002-151-21 Contributive 1923 Architect / Builder: Unknown Original Owner: Jack Wendell This one-story residence in a Spanish Colonial revival style exhibits the typical lines and heavy use of arches found in this style, and there is a very prominent and highly pitched awning that runs ¾ of the front view corridor of the house. From this vantage point there is also a tower on the western portion of the structure, there is also a large Palladian window exhibiting the Historic Resources Commission 260 9/23/2025