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JabberWokky — 2007-11-13 02:14:38

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- * ["Lincoln Highway"] - Original paved highway from New York to San Francisco, 1930s era roadway is still visible (though under several layers of asphalt) on ["Olive_Drive"] and the Old US 40 Bike Path.	+ * ["Lincoln Highway"] - Part of the first transcontinental highway, dating to 1913 and spanning from [wiki:newyorkcity:"Times Square"] in [wiki:newyorkcity "New York City"] to [wiki:sf:"Lincoln Park"] in [wiki:sf San Francisco], 1930s era roadway is still visible (though under several layers of asphalt) on ["Olive Drive"] and the Old US 40 Bike Path.
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- * ["Sycamore_Lane"] and ["8th Street"] ["bike_lanes"] - First bike lanes in the United States, built 1967.	+ * ["Sycamore Lane"] and ["8th Street"] ["bike lanes"] - First bike lanes in the United States, built 1967.

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TedBuehler — 2007-11-13 01:04:30

added brief descriptions of less-known historic sites

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- * ["Bomb Shelter"] - * ["Hog Barn"] - * ["Lincoln Highway"] - * ["Stevenson Bridge"] - * ["The Domes"] (UCD Campus, Orchard Park Drive, built in 1972. Excellent example of 1970s eco-architecture and communal lifestyle)	+ * ["Bomb Shelter"] - Popular in the 1950s when future nuclear annihilation was a fact of life, the Bomb Shelter on Anderson Road now serves as a performance venue and a quiet reminder as to how lucky we are to not be living under a visible threat of immediate annihilation... + * ["Hog Barn"] - saved from demolition by a clause in the contract with the 1910-era donor, the Hog Barn was moved onto the lawn on the north side of ["Bainer Hall"] in 2004, and in 2007 is finally being retrofitted as office space for a staff training facility. Bainerites still bemoan the loss of about 60 high quality parking spaces and a 1950s era decorative concrete planter that were removed to make way for the hog barn. + * ["Lincoln Highway"] - Original paved highway from New York to San Francisco, 1930s era roadway is still visible (though under several layers of asphalt) on ["Olive_Drive"] and the Old US 40 Bike Path. + * ["Stevenson Bridge"] - 1920s era concrete arch bridge of an unusual "drive through" design. + * ["The Domes"] - UC Davis Campus, Orchard Park Circle at Orchard Park Road, built in 1972. Excellent example of 1970s eco-architecture and communal lifestyle) + * ["Sycamore_Lane"] and ["8th Street"] ["bike_lanes"] - First bike lanes in the United States, built 1967.

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WesHardaker — 2007-11-08 08:59:09

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JabberWokky — 2007-11-08 08:58:56

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- There are 22histori3 historic properties in and around the city of ["Davis"] as identified in the Historic Property Data File Historic Resources Inventory (HRI), maintained by the State Office of Historic Preservation; this includes properties that are listed in the [http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/ National Register]. Some of these buildings can be seen on the [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/historic/biketour/ Davis Historic Bike Tour], and the [http://www.davishistoricalsociety.org Davis Historical Society] is an excellent information resource. For Historic Resources in Davis, see [http://www.ci.davis.ca.us/pb/cultural/ City of Davis Cultural Resources]. For the city's three traditional (historic) neighborhoods see ["Neighborhood Associations"].	+ There are 223 historic properties in and around the city of ["Davis"] as identified in the Historic Property Data File Historic Resources Inventory (HRI), maintained by the State Office of Historic Preservation; this includes properties that are listed in the [http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/ National Register]. Some of these buildings can be seen on the [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/historic/biketour/ Davis Historic Bike Tour], and the [http://www.davishistoricalsociety.org Davis Historical Society] is an excellent information resource. For Historic Resources in Davis, see [http://www.ci.davis.ca.us/pb/cultural/ City of Davis Cultural Resources]. For the city's three traditional (historic) neighborhoods see ["Neighborhood Associations"].

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WesHardaker — 2007-11-08 08:58:13

Upload of image lincolnhw.jpg.

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WesHardaker — 2007-11-08 08:57:49

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WesHardaker — 2007-11-08 08:56:44

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JabberWokky — 2007-11-08 08:34:39

Pet peeve word misuse.

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- There are 223 historic properties in and around the city of ["Davis"] as identified in the Historic Property Data File Historic Resources Inventory (HRI), maintained by the State Office of Historic Preservation; this includes properties that are listed in the [http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/ National Register]. Some of these buildings can be seen on the [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/historic/biketour/ Davis Historic Bike Tour], and the [http://www.davishistoricalsociety.org Davis Historical Society] is an excellent information resource. For Historic Resources in Davis, see [http://www.ci.davis.ca.us/pb/cultural/ City of Davis Cultural Resources]. For the city's three traditional (historic) neighborhoods see ["Neighborhood Associations"].	+ There are 22histori3 historic properties in and around the city of ["Davis"] as identified in the Historic Property Data File Historic Resources Inventory (HRI), maintained by the State Office of Historic Preservation; this includes properties that are listed in the [http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/ National Register]. Some of these buildings can be seen on the [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/historic/biketour/ Davis Historic Bike Tour], and the [http://www.davishistoricalsociety.org Davis Historical Society] is an excellent information resource. For Historic Resources in Davis, see [http://www.ci.davis.ca.us/pb/cultural/ City of Davis Cultural Resources]. For the city's three traditional (historic) neighborhoods see ["Neighborhood Associations"].
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- The City of Davis has four classes of historic cultural resource designation that recognize the local historical importance of buildings, areas and trees:	+ The City of Davis has four classes of historic cultural resource designation that recognize the local historic importance of buildings, areas and trees:

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JoRo — 2007-02-02 12:38:02

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TedBuehler — 2007-01-04 19:12:08

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TedBuehler — 2007-01-04 19:08:04

Added "The Domes" to historic places in Davis

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DukeMcAdow — 2006-09-01 07:59:40

To distinguish the actual Russell Ranch from the business using that name

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DukeMcAdow — 2006-09-01 07:19:46

To distinguish the actual Russell Ranch from the business using that name

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- * ["Russell-Ham House"] (on ["Russell Boulevard"] 2.5 mi. west of Davis at the ["Russell Ranch"], ''built in 1869'' and home to the Russell Family until 2002)	+ * ["Russell-Ham House"] (on ["Russell Boulevard"] 2.5 mi. west of Davis at ["The Russell Ranch"], ''built in 1869'' and home to the Russell Family until 2002)

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AlphaDog — 2006-08-11 08:16:31

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AlphaDog — 2006-08-11 07:29:12

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- * ["Schmeiser Home"] (334 I Street, ''built in 1911'' City of Davis Landmark)	+ * ["Theodore Schmeiser" Schmeiser] Home (334 I Street, ''built in 1911'' City of Davis Landmark)

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ValerieVann — 2006-07-08 19:32:08

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ValerieVann — 2006-07-08 19:25:47

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	+ + The City of Davis has four classes of historic cultural resource designation that recognize the local historical importance of buildings, areas and trees: + '''Landmark''' is the highest local designation for a site or structure, usually one also eligible or actually listed on the national or state register + '''Merit Resource''' is the next level + '''Contributing''' means a structure would contribute to a potentially designated Historic District or neighborhood (Davis has 4 such districts, identified in historic resource surveys, but none have actually become designated districts so far.) + '''Landmark Trees''' are trees outstanding for age, beauty, rarity or historic association. +
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ValerieVann — 2006-07-08 18:51:53

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ValerieVann — 2006-07-08 18:50:00

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PhilipNeustrom — 2006-07-05 15:24:20

linked tank houses

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DukeMcAdow — 2006-05-24 22:07:22

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- * ["Varsity Theatre"] (''built in 1950" City of Davis Landmark)	+ * ["Varsity Theatre"] (''built in 1950'' City of Davis Landmark)

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ValerieVann — 2006-05-24 10:52:02

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- * [http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/go/hattie/ Hattie Weber Museum] (445 ["C Street"], ''built in 1911'' City of Davis Landmark)	+ * [http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/go/hattie/ Hattie Weber Museum] (445 ["C Street"], First Davis Library, ''built in 1911'' City Merit Resource)
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- * [http://www.oldnorthdavis.org/history.htm Old North Davis Neighborhood], Davis' first subdivision, 1913)	+ * [http://www.oldnorthdavis.org/history.htm Old North Davis Traditional Neighborhood], Davis' first subdivision, 1913)

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ValerieVann — 2006-05-24 10:38:26

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- There are 223 historic properties in and around the city of ["Davis"] as identified in the Historic Property Data File Historic Resources Inventory (HRI), maintained by the State Office of Historic Preservation; this includes properties that are listed in the [http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/ National Register]. Some of these buildings can be seen on the [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/historic/biketour/ Davis Historic Bike Tour], and the [http://www.davishistoricalsociety.org Davis Historical Society] is an excellent information resource. For Historic Resources in Davis, see [http://www.ci.davis.ca.us/pb/cultural/ City of Davis Cultural Resources] Please be sure to read our ["Town History"] to see how these properties figure into local lore, why some of the names you see around town appear so frequently, and to learn about some of our more recent history.	+ There are 223 historic properties in and around the city of ["Davis"] as identified in the Historic Property Data File Historic Resources Inventory (HRI), maintained by the State Office of Historic Preservation; this includes properties that are listed in the [http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/ National Register]. Some of these buildings can be seen on the [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/historic/biketour/ Davis Historic Bike Tour], and the [http://www.davishistoricalsociety.org Davis Historical Society] is an excellent information resource. For Historic Resources in Davis, see [http://www.ci.davis.ca.us/pb/cultural/ City of Davis Cultural Resources]. For the city's three traditional (historic) neighborhoods see ["Neighborhood Associations"]. + + Please be sure to read our ["Town History"] to see how these properties figure into local lore, why some of the names you see around town appear so frequently, and to learn about some of our more recent history.
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- * Davis Subway aka ["Richards Underpass"] (''constructed 1917'') - * ["Dresbach-Hunt-Boyer House" Dresbach-Hunt-Boyer Mansion] (604 ["2nd Street"], ''built in 1875'') - * ["Train Station" Southern Pacific Railroad Station] (H Street & ["2nd Street"]) - * ["Joshua B. Tufts" Tufts] House (434 ["J Street"], ''built in 1890'')	+ * Davis Subway aka ["Richards Underpass"] (''constructed 1917'' City of Davis Landmark) + * ["Dresbach-Hunt-Boyer House" Dresbach-Hunt-Boyer Mansion] (604 ["2nd Street"], ''built in 1875'' City of Davis Landmark) + * ["Train Station" Southern Pacific Railroad Station] (H Street & ["2nd Street"] City of Davis Landmark) + * ["Joshua B. Tufts" Tufts] House (434 ["J Street"], ''built in 1890'' City of Davis Landmark)
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- * ["Anderson Bank Building"] (203 ["G Street"], ''built in 1914'') - * ["Anderson-Hamel Home"] (623 7th Street, ''built in 1903'')	+ * ["Anderson Bank Building"] (203 ["G Street"], ''built in 1914'' City of Davis Landmark) + * ["Anderson-Hamel Home"] (623 7th Street, ''built in 1903'' City of Davis Landmark)
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- * Baravetto ["Tank House"] (209 2nd Street ''built in 1925'') - * ["Brinley Block"] (714-726 2nd Street, ''built in 1926'')	+ * Baravetto ["Tank House"] (209A 2nd Street ''built in 1925'' City Merit Resource) + * ["Brinley Block"] (714-726 2nd Street, ''built in 1926'' City Merit Resource)
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- * ["Davis Community Church"] (412 C Street, ''built in 1926'') - * ["Richards Underpass" Davis Subway] (aka Richards Underpass, ''constructed 1917'') - * ["Dresbach-Hunt-Boyer House" Dresbach-Hunt-Boyer Mansion] (604 ["2nd Street"], ''built in 1875'') - * ["Greive-Asbill Home"] (310 A Street, ''built in 1909'') - * ["H.J. Hamel Home"] (505 2nd Street, ''built in 1920'')	+ * ["Davis Community Church"] (412 C Street, ''built in 1926'' City of Davis Landmark) + * ["Richards Underpass" Davis Subway] (aka Richards Underpass, ''constructed 1917'' City of Davis Landmark) + * ["Dresbach-Hunt-Boyer House" Dresbach-Hunt-Boyer Mansion] (604 ["2nd Street"], ''built in 1875'' City of Davis Landmark) + * ["Greive-Asbill Home"] (310 A Street, ''built in 1909'' City Merit Resource) + * ["H.J. Hamel Home"] (505 2nd Street, ''built in 1920'' City Merit Resource)
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ValerieVann — 2006-05-24 10:08:56

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- There are 223 historic properties in and around the city of ["Davis"] as identified in the Historic Property Data File Historic Resources Inventory (HRI), maintained by the State Office of Historic Preservation; this includes properties that are listed in the [http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/ National Register]. Some of these buildings can be seen on the [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/historic/biketour/ Davis Historic Bike Tour], and the [http://www.davishistoricalsociety.org Davis Historical Society] is an excellent information resource. Please be sure to read our ["Town History"] to see how these properties figure into local lore, why some of the names you see around town appear so frequently, and to learn about some of our more recent history.	+ There are 223 historic properties in and around the city of ["Davis"] as identified in the Historic Property Data File Historic Resources Inventory (HRI), maintained by the State Office of Historic Preservation; this includes properties that are listed in the [http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/ National Register]. Some of these buildings can be seen on the [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/historic/biketour/ Davis Historic Bike Tour], and the [http://www.davishistoricalsociety.org Davis Historical Society] is an excellent information resource. For Historic Resources in Davis, see [http://www.ci.davis.ca.us/pb/cultural/ City of Davis Cultural Resources] Please be sure to read our ["Town History"] to see how these properties figure into local lore, why some of the names you see around town appear so frequently, and to learn about some of our more recent history.
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AlphaDog — 2006-02-10 10:16:44

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- * ["Jerome C. Davis Homestead"] Site (previously located on the spot now occupied by two ["olive trees"] and two ["fig trees"] just east of ["Olson Hall"], ''built in 1851'' )	+ * ["Jerome C. Davis"] Homestead Site (previously located on the spot now occupied by two ["olive trees"] and two ["fig trees"] just east of ["Olson Hall"], ''built in 1851'' )
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JasonAller — 2005-11-16 06:44:47

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MichaelGiardina — 2005-11-15 23:49:00

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JasonAller — 2005-07-27 20:24:05

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- * ["Hart Hall" Animal Science Building] (West Quad & ["Peter J. Shields Ave."])	+ * ["Hart Hall" Animal Science Building] (West Quad & ["Peter J. Shields Avenue"])

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RogerClark — 2005-07-06 07:28:04

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JasonAller — 2005-07-02 12:23:55

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AlphaDog — 2005-05-24 17:01:50

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- There are six places in Davis listed in the . Some of these buildings can be seen on the [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/historic/biketour/ Davis Historic Bike Tour]. The [http://www.davishistoricalsociety.org Davis Historical Society] is likely the best source for Davis history.	+ There are 223 historic properties in and around the city of ["Davis"] as identified in the Historic Property Data File Historic Resources Inventory (HRI), maintained by the State Office of Historic Preservation; this includes properties that are listed in the [http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/ National Register]. Some of these buildings can be seen on the [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/historic/biketour/ Davis Historic Bike Tour], and the [http://www.davishistoricalsociety.org Davis Historical Society] is an excellent information resource. Please be sure to read our ["Town History"] to see how these properties figure into local lore, why some of the names you see around town appear so frequently, and to learn about some of our more recent history.
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- '''[http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/ National Register of Historic Places:]''' - * Animal Science Building West Quad and Peter J. Shields Ave.	+ [[TableOfContents]] + + + == Brief Historical Context == + ''see also ["Town History"]'' + + In 1850, ["Joseph B. Chiles"] acquired roughly 4,200 acres of the Rancho Laguna de Santo Calle Mexican land grant and later divided the land between his sons-in-law, ["Jerome C. Davis"] and Gabriel Brown. Large agricultural production ranches developed over the next decade, and our young farming community came to be called Putah Township by the 1860s. When the California Pacific Railroad came to town and established Davisville as a new township by 1871, the area became a legitimate agricultural center. In 1907, the University State Farm was established, and the character of the Davisville was forever changed as it embarked upon the road that would mark it by 1959 as a university town surrounding UC Davis. + + == National Register of Historic Places == + * ["Hart Hall" Animal Science Building] (West Quad & ["Peter J. Shields Ave."])
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JackHaskel — 2005-05-12 22:55:09

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- There are six places in Davis listed in the [http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/ National Register of Historic Places]. Some of these buildings can be seen on the [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/historic/biketour/ Davis Historic Bike Tour]. The [http://www.davishistoricalsociety.org Davis Historical Society] may be another resource of interest.	+ There are six places in Davis listed in the . Some of these buildings can be seen on the [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/historic/biketour/ Davis Historic Bike Tour]. The [http://www.davishistoricalsociety.org Davis Historical Society] is likely the best source for Davis history.
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	+ '''[http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/ National Register of Historic Places:]''' + * Animal Science Building West Quad and Peter J. Shields Ave. + * Davis Subway aka ["Richards Underpass"] (''constructed 1917'') + * ["Dresbach-Hunt-Boyer Mansion"] (604 ["2nd Street"], ''built in 1875'') + * Southern Pacific Railroad Station H and 2nd Sts. + * ["Tufts House"] (434 ["J Street"], ''built in 1890'') + + + '''Other sites'''

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JasonAller — 2005-05-12 17:00:26

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AlphaDog — 2005-04-26 13:31:27

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- * Anderson Bank Building (203 ["G Street"], ''built in 1914'') - * Anderson-Hamel Home (623 7th Street, ''built in 1903'') - * Arlington Farm, LaRue-Romani Home (Russell Blvd., ''built in 1887'') - * Bank of Yolo (301 ["G Street"], ''built in 1910'', now occupied by ["Noodle Express"]) - * Boy Scout Cabin (1st & F Streets, ''built in 1927'') - * Brinley Block (714-726 2nd Street, ''built in 1926'') - * College Park (''neighborhood laid out in 1924'')	+ * ["Anderson Bank Building"] (203 ["G Street"], ''built in 1914'') + * ["Anderson-Hamel Home"] (623 7th Street, ''built in 1903'') + * ["Arlington Farm, LaRue-Romani Home"] (Russell Blvd., ''built in 1887'') + * ["Bank of Yolo"] (301 ["G Street"], ''built in 1910, now occupied by ["Noodle Express"]'') + * ["Boy Scout Cabin"] (1st & F Streets, ''built in 1927'') + * ["Brinley Block"] (714-726 2nd Street, ''built in 1926'') + * ["College Park"] (''neighborhood laid out in 1924'')
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- * ["Davis Subway"] aka Richards Underpass (''constructed 1917'')	+ * Davis Subway aka ["Richards Underpass"] (''constructed 1917'')
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- * Greive-Asbill Home (310 A Street, ''built in 1909'') - * H.J. Hamel Home (505 2nd Street, ''built in 1920'')	+ * ["Greive-Asbill Home"] (310 A Street, ''built in 1909'') + * ["H.J. Hamel Home"] (505 2nd Street, ''built in 1920'')
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- * Jerome C. Davis Homestead Site (previously located on the spot now occupied by two ["olive trees"] and two ["fig trees"] just east of ["Olson Hall"], ''built in 1851'' ) - * McBride Home (405 J Street, ''built in 1912'') - * North Hall (''built in 1908'') - * Old Davis City Hall (226 ["F Street"], ''built in 1910'')	+ * ["Jerome C. Davis Homestead"] Site (previously located on the spot now occupied by two ["olive trees"] and two ["fig trees"] just east of ["Olson Hall"], ''built in 1851'' ) + * ["McBride Home"] (405 J Street, ''built in 1912'') + * ["North Hall"] (''built in 1908'') + * ["Old Davis City Hall"] (226 ["F Street"], ''built in 1910'')
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- * University House (''built in 1908'') - * Walker Hall (''built in 1929'') - * Williams-Drummond Home (320 I Street, ''built in 1914'')	+ * ["University House"] (''built in 1908'') + * ["Walker Hall"] (''built in 1929'') + * ["Williams-Drummond Home"] (320 I Street, ''built in 1914'')

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AlphaDog — 2005-04-26 13:26:42

+links

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- There are six places in Davis listed in the [http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/ National Register of Historic Places]. Some of these buildings can be seen on the [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/historic/biketour/ Davis Historic Bike Tour].	+ There are six places in Davis listed in the [http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/ National Register of Historic Places]. Some of these buildings can be seen on the [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/historic/biketour/ Davis Historic Bike Tour]. The [http://www.davishistoricalsociety.org Davis Historical Society] may be another resource of interest.
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AlphaDog — 2005-04-21 16:51:27

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- There are six places in Davis listed in the [http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/ National Register of Historic Places].	+ There are six places in Davis listed in the [http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/ National Register of Historic Places]. Some of these buildings can be seen on the [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/pcs/historic/biketour/ Davis Historic Bike Tour].
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	+ [[Thumbnail(bldg_Schmeiser.jpg, right, 320, "Schmeiser Home")]]

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AlphaDog — 2005-04-21 16:47:26

Upload of image bldg_Schmeiser.jpg.

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CentralDavisite — 2005-04-19 22:31:28

corrected date for College Park

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JasonAller — 2005-04-18 17:23:19

linking

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- * Old Davis High School aka City Hall (23 Russell Blvd., ''built in 1927'')	+ * Old Davis High School aka ["City Hall"] (23 Russell Blvd., ''built in 1927'')
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- * South Hall (''built in 1912'') - * The Silo (''built in 1908'')	+ * ["South Hall"] (''built in 1912'') + * ["The Silo"] (''built in 1908'')

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AlphaDog — 2005-04-18 17:14:15

+addresses +add'l sites

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- * ["Hart Hall"] formerly known as the Animal Science Building - * ["Davis Subway"] aka Richards Underpass - * ["Dresbach-Hunt-Boyer Mansion"] - * ["Train Station" Southern Pacific Railroad Station] - * ["Tufts House"]	+ * Anderson Bank Building (203 G Street, ''built in 1914'') + * Anderson-Hamel Home (623 7th Street, ''built in 1903'') + * Arlington Farm, LaRue-Romani Home (Russell Blvd., ''built in 1887'') + * Bank of Yolo (301 ["G Street"], ''built in 1910'') + * Boy Scout Cabin (1st & F Streets, ''built in 1927'') + * Brinley Block (714-726 2nd Street, ''built in 1926'') + * College Park (''built in 1904'') + * Davis Community Church (412 C Street, ''built in 1926'') + * ["Davis Subway"] aka Richards Underpass (''constructed 1917'') + * ["Dresbach-Hunt-Boyer Mansion"] (604 ["2nd Street"], ''built in 1875'') + * Greive-Asbill Home (310 A Street, ''built in 1909'') + * H.J. Hamel Home (505 2nd Street, ''built in 1920'') + * ["Hart Hall"] formerly known as the Animal Science Building (''built in 1928'') + * [http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/go/hattie/ Hattie Weber Museum] (445 ["C Street"], ''built in 1911'') + * Jerome C. Davis Homestead Site (previously located on the spot now occupied by two ["olive trees"] and two ["fig trees"] just east of ["Olson Hall"], ''built in 1851'' ) + * McBride Home (405 J Street, ''built in 1912'') + * North Hall (''built in 1908'') + * Old Davis City Hall (226 ["F Street"], ''built in 1910'') + * Old Davis High School aka City Hall (23 Russell Blvd., ''built in 1927'') + * Schmeiser Home (334 I Street, ''built in 1911'') + * South Hall (''built in 1912'') + * The Silo (''built in 1908'') + * ["Train Station" Southern Pacific Railroad Station] (''built in 1913'') + * ["Tufts House"] (434 ["J Street"], ''built in 1890'') + * University House (''built in 1908'') + * Walker Hall (''built in 1929'') + * Williams-Drummond Home (320 I Street, ''built in 1914'')

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RishiTrivedi — 2005-02-08 13:58:29

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- == Other Historic Stuff ==	+ == Other Places of Historic Interest ==

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AmeliaCarlson — 2005-02-08 13:49:41

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RishiTrivedi — 2005-02-08 13:36:16

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-02-08 13:07:55

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- - ''move to ["Town History"] (which is kinda small now)?''

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-02-08 12:50:05

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	+ + ''move to ["Town History"] (which is kinda small now)?''

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RishiTrivedi — 2005-02-08 12:42:58

is this a good title?

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	+ There are six places in Davis listed in the [http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/ National Register of Historic Places]. + + * ["Animal Science Building"] + * ["Davis Subway"] aka Richards Underpass + * ["Dresbach-Hunt-Boyer Mansion"] + * ["Train Station" Southern Pacific Railroad Station] + * ["Tufts House"] + + == Other Historic Stuff == + * ["Lincoln Highway"] + * ["Hog Barn"] + + ''Please add stuff. It doesn't have to be official.''