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NPS Form 10-900-a OMB Control No. <br />1024-0018 <br /> <br />United States Department of the Interior Put Here <br />National Park Service <br /> <br />National Register of Historic Places <br />Continuation Sheet <br /> <br />Section 7 page 15 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Section 7 page 15 <br /> <br /> <br />Floral Park Historic District <br />Name of Property <br />Orange, CA <br />County and State <br /> <br />Name of multiple listing (if applicable) <br /> A two-shingle clad in the French Eclectic style, with its clipped-gable, hipped roof and <br />overall asymmetrical character, this home is unique for its style, and it is one of two in the <br />district. The windows and masonry work are original to the home; a rear privacy gate has been <br />added to the rear end of the driveway. <br /> <br /> 29. 515 W 19th APN: 002-104-21 Contributive 1923 <br />Architect / Builder / Original Owner: George Finch <br /> This one-story bungalow in the Craftsman style has recently been restored. The roof is front - <br />cross gabled with a small porch of poured smooth concrete, with eaves supported by columns of <br />wood and masonry. Sash windows are correct to the era and style of the home and the clapboard <br />cladding over the exterior of the home is correct. A new vinyl screen door has been added. This <br />home is on the local historic register. A privacy gate has been added to the rear of the driveway. <br />This home was under the same ownership from 1925 into the 1960s. <br /> <br /> 30. 516 W 19th APN: 002-104-11 Contributive 1923 <br />Architect / Builder/Original Owner: W. H. Dixon <br /> This Craftsman Bungalow, with its side and cross-gabled roofline exhibits all the typical <br />features and characteristics of this type of architecture. This home has been restored and retains <br />its original fenestrations, and its Hollywood driveway. There is a corner wrap-around porch on <br />the eastern side of the house, and the home has had a privacy fence added to the rear of the <br />driveway. All decorations and ornaments are appropriate. <br /> <br /> 31. 520 W 19th APN: 002-104-12 Contributive 1923 <br />Architect / Builder: Van Dien Young Co. Original Owner: Elwood Bear <br /> This Spanish Colonial revival bungalow is all original in every aspect. This residence is a <br />fine example of Spanish Revival with eclectic elements. Permits for the construction of the <br />residence and garage were pulled in March of 1923. A very interesting feature about this home is <br />that it retains its original features, such as windows and its original outdoor lighting fixture. The <br />home is largely unchanged except for the front door was changed out sometime in its past. The <br />home has a picturesque cottage style and when the home was finished it was used as a <br />completely furnished model home. It was featured in a full-page advertisement on page 12 of the <br />Santa Ana Register evening edition on June 16, 1923. Thanks to this advertisement, we know <br />interior design details, color palettes, and the contractors that provided services to the home from <br />the floor to the stucco. <br /> <br /> 32. 521 W 19th APN: 002-103-22 Contributive 1922 <br />Architect / Builder / Original Owner: W. H. Dixon <br /> This is a one-story front-cross gabled Craftsman style bungalow, exhibiting all the typical <br />features associated with the style and design of the era. Windows are original, the building is <br />    <br />Historic Resources Commission 264 9/23/2025 <br />