Item 19 - Mills Act Agreement - 1218 N French St.

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Fceiich Park Historic District, Santa Ana, CA Orange County ro f..� ►a� a am w... fr. N ae- ofa United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Continuation sheet Section number IR Page To The Clay_comb House, located at 1106 N. Spurgeon 'St., is a large two- story Colonial Revival home that was moved to this location in 1931. It is now boarded up and the new owner, who has agreed to follow the Secret- ary of Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation has submitted restoration plans to the neighborhood board. The Tubbs House a two-story Colonial Revival house with fine detailing, was built at 1203 N. Spurgeon in 1904. The Dr. Hervey House, next door at 1209, is a single -storied Colonial Revival home with classical detailing. A few Colonial Revival bungalows were built after 1906, including the Reeves House at 1009 N. French St. (1909). The Beatty House (1909) at 910 N. French is a large and finely -detailed combination of Neo-classical and Craftsman architecture. The Kittle -Perkins House at 11.02 N. French was built in 1909 in an elegant version of the Colonial Revival style.: Craftsman Bungalows: Wifile the south end of French Park contains Colonial Revival houses, the north half features several good examples of the Craftsman Bungalow style. There are approximately 42 Craftsman and California Bungalows existing within the borders of the district. 10 of those were built after 1920. Some of the best examples are: The Mission Revival Pease House (1912), with its dramatic tower -like second story, is located at 1110 N. Spurgeon. One of two Prairie School - style homes in the neighborhood is the two-story house at 1113-1113 1/2 N. Spurgeon built by and lived in by George Preble. He was a contractor who built many large impressive commercial buildings and churches. The other, at 216 E. Washington, was built in 1909 by Robert Flook, a local plumber. The two-story Smith-Campau House, constructed in 1909 at 801 N. French St, is a very large Craftsman Bungalow with a Tudor roof and rare Egyptian -influenced columns. The single -storied Bullard House, built in 1910 at 833 N. French, has character -defining Oriental influences. The two- story Isaacson House at 1014 N. French, was built in 1911, and features strong, but detailed Oriental influences and deep eaves with carved beam ends. The Hill -Hawley House (1101 N. French), a Craftsman Bungalow constructed in 1912, is clad in patterned wood shingles and capped with a multi -gabled roof. A pair of particularly nice Craftsman Bungalows are the