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Ldi.CN. c/Xdl.i.XUI.f cJdilLci rtild, V>rt CTU. VyWdllujr m F«nii ie-«».«#<H| Mi. United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet Section number Page Medical Society, the Orange County Medical Society, and the Pacific Coast Roentgen Ray Society. He also served as vice-president of the Santa Ana Hospital. After the elder Wehrlys passed away, their son, John Wehrly, a prominent local dentist, lived in the house until the 1970's. 1000 BLOCK NORTH SPURGEON STREET 1003 N. Spurgeon St. Hansler House Craftsman Bungalow 1922 Craftsman in design, the two-story Hansler House is clad in narrow clapboard siding. The front faces Tenth Street, but the address is on North Spurgeon. The second story is topped by a side-facing gabled roof with a wing facing the rear (north). The west, north, and south sections of the first floor are capped with shed style and gabled roofs. Gables top both the west side and the south entrance to the recessed front porch Single beam ends, exposed rafter tails, and horizontal lath venting accent the roof line. An elephantine post, resting on a solid clapboard railing, supports the porch roof. 6-over-l double-hung windows are used throughout most of the house. An aluminum-framed picture window replaces the original window in the east half of the front facade. French doors and a paneled door open out onto the porch. A brick chimney graces the east side of the house. Andrew Hansler, a painting contractor and carpenter, and his wife, Helen, built this house in 1922 and continued to live here into the 1940's. He had purchased the Victorian house (305 E. Tenth St.) directly to the east, and the empty lots at 1003 and 1009. In 1922, while living in house next door, he built this house and the one to the north on the two empty lots. He then moved into this house, rented the Victorian, and sold the new house directly to the north, at 1009. The houses share a driveway and garage, as well as some design features and date of construction. 1009 N. Spurgeon St. Blanchar House Craftsman Bungalow 1922 The Blancher House is a two-story airplane style Craftsman Bungalow, clad in narrow clapboard siding. The second story, located on the rear half of the house, is topped by a side-facing gabled roof, while the first floor is capped with a front-facing gabled roof. Single exposed beam