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Historic Preservation

Martha Gardens Conservation Area

The Martha Gardens Conservation Area is generally bounded by I-280 on the north, Martha Street on the south, the alley between S. First and S. Second Streets on the west, and rear property lines of lots on the east side of S. Third Street on the east. The area includes vernacular and architect-designed single family residences dating from the mid- 1870s to ca. 1940, residences converted to boarding houses, and post-World War II multiple-unit residences (Note: the Martha Gardens Specific Plan, identifies a small potential Historic District within the Conservation Area on S. Third Street crossing E. Virginia Street).

Martha Gardens Conservation Area Map

 

 

 

Last Modified Date: 5/24/2012

 
 

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