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French Park Historic District, Santa Ana, CA <br />rM Pwo 1e40a. <br />0-0 <br />Orange County <br />ar Aw"No ft. X".018 <br />United States Department of the Interior <br />National Park Service <br />National Register of Historic Places <br />Continuatiori Sheet <br />Section number 7 Page R s <br />520-522 Wellington Singer Duplex Spanish Colonial Revival 1924 <br />ie (522) <br />facing <br />original <br />stucco <br />with heavy <br />Brick <br />piers <br />portico. <br />Double - <br />square <br />corners, <br />at 520-22 in 1924, and lived in <br />of Sam Stein's Stationary Store at <br />307 W. Fourth St. The Ashby Turners were the first tenants to occupy <br />522. he was an investment banker with offices on the second floor of the <br />Spurgeon Building. <br />Ell -shaped, with one wing (520) facing north and of <br />east, the Singer Duplex is topped with a gabled roof. The <br />covers the exterior. Red -clay -tile clad porticos, accented <br />triangular knee braces, shelter the open concrete porches. <br />with concrete caps occupy <br />hung windows, bordered <br />are used throughout the <br />Eli and Ruth Singer <br />each corner of the front of the <br />with narrow strips of glass and <br />duplex. <br />built the duplex <br />520 for a few years. He was the manager <br />200 BLOCK EAST WASHINGTON STREET:. <br />201 E. Washington St. Keech-Klatt House Neo-classical Revival 1899 <br />One of the finest Neo-classical Revival houses in Orange County, the <br />Keech-Klatt House is crowned with a hipped roof centered with a prominent <br />matching front -facing dormer. Carved brackets, molding -trimmed panels, <br />and a balcony with plain baluster decorate the dormer, while closely - <br />spaced carved brackets line the wide eaves of the main roof. The gabled <br />dormers that face east and west are centered with paired arched double - <br />hung windows. Narrow clapboard siding covers the exterior of the house. A <br />square bay, centered with a horizontal window, cast plaster ornamentation, <br />and double -hung windows, is the centerpiece for the second floor, front <br />facade. Double -hung windows are used throughout the rest of the second <br />floor. A bellcast hipped roof tops the full first floor front porch. Pairs of <br />round wooden columns, edged in molding and resting on clapboard -clad <br />piers, support the porch roof. A balustrade with closely -spaced balusters <br />runs between the piers. A slanted bay window, accented with a plate glass <br />window, leaded glass transom, and double -hung windows is located on the <br />east side of the front door, while a plate glass window with leaded glass <br />transom is located on the west side. The centered front door is accented with <br />