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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 20 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Section 7 page 20 <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 />small hung wood window just to the left of the set of doors, and one other single-hung wood <br />window all the way to the left of the front upper story. Although the second story was added in <br />1978, it adds to the architectural merit, and has achieved historic significance of its own time. <br />The house is highly intact. <br /> <br /> 52. 2324 Bonnie Brae APN: 002-123-08 Contributive 1929 <br />Architect / Builder: Unknown Original Owner: H. Jesse <br /> This frame and stucco home are of Tudor-eclectic style with its cross gabled roofline and <br />tapered chimney. The roof is shingled, and windows are original. Exterior cladding is wooden <br />siding. The home does not exhibit any significant changes and all decorations are appropriate. <br /> <br /> 53. 2327 Bonnie Brae APN: 002-123-14 Contributive 1924 <br />Architect / Builder / Original Owner: H.E. Nelson <br /> This frame and Stucco bungalow in the Spanish /Mission style maintains its historical <br />integrity despite one factor: the front exterior of the home has had a re-application of stucco. All <br />decorations and details of the home are correct and therefore this home is contributive. <br /> <br /> 54. 2328 Bonnie Brae APN: 002-123-07 Non-Contributive 1926 <br />Architect / Builder: Roy Russell Original Owner: Major M. Anderson <br /> This frame and stucco home has had many cosmetic changes to its front exterior, such as the <br />addition of French doors, and the original entry point to the house may have been moved. The <br />home still maintains some of its Chateauesque elements, like an eyebrow dormer window and <br />Jerkinhead rooflines. <br /> <br /> 55. 2331 Bonnie Brae APN: 002-122-13 Contributive 1924 <br />Architect / Builder: Roy Russell Original Owner: A.B. Smith <br /> This frame and stucco bungalow may have had a window change-out, but the front elevation <br />of the home maintains its original stucco, and with its Dutch-gabled and shingled roof, this home <br />is warranted to be included as contributive within the historic district. <br /> <br /> 56. 2334 Bonnie Brae APN: 002-123-06 Contributive 1924 <br />Architect/Builder: Honer, Herzig and Farney Original Owner: K.D. Stuckeman <br /> This frame and stucco Tudor style home with its shingle cladding and high-pitched roof has <br />traded hands many times its life and has not seen many cosmetic changes. The home maintains <br />its original windows and its adornments are appropriate. <br /> <br /> 57. 2335 Bonnie Brae APN: 002-122-12 Contributive 1941 <br />Builder/ Contractor: Floyd B. Rogers Original Owner: N.R. Adams <br />    <br />Historic Resources Commission 269 9/23/2025 <br />