National Register of Historic Places listings in SacramentoCounty, California

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This list includes properties and districts listed on the National Register of Historic Places inSacramento County, California. [1]

This National Park Service list is complete through NPS recent listings posted February 27, 2015.[2]

Big Four House, after move to Old Sacramento area

The table below omits Big Four House which is a National Historic Landmark designated in 1961. Itshould have been automatically listed on the National Register in 1966, but does not appear in theNational Register's NRIS database. Its NRHP listing status is thus unclear.[3]

[4]

Name on the Register[5]

Image

Date listed[6]

Location

City or town

Description

1

Alkali Flat Central Historic District

July 26, 1984

(#84000929)

Roughly E and F Sts. between 9th and 12th Sts.

38°35?04?N 121°29?23?W / 38.584444°N 121.489722°W

Sacramento

2

Alkali Flat North Historic District

April 19, 1984

(#84000933)

D and 11th Sts.

38°35?12?N 121°29?16?W / 38.586667°N 121.487778°W

Sacramento

3

Alkali Flat West Historic District

July 26, 1984

(#84000936)

E, F, and 8th Sts.

38°35?09?N 121°29?35?W / 38.585833°N 121.493056°W

Sacramento

4

Alta Mesa Farm Bureau Hall

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January 7, 1987

(#86003577)

10195 Alta Mesa Rd.

38°23?14?N 121°13?20?W / 38.387222°N 121.222222°W

Wilton

Burned down in 1987, one year after its inception into the NRHP. [7]

5

American River Grange Hall No. 172

October 10, 1996

(#96001079)

2720 Kilgore Rd.

38°36?03?N 121°16?28?W / 38.600833°N 121.274444°W

Rancho Cordova

6

Blue Anchor Building

February 3, 1983

(#83001224)

1400 10th St.

38°34?33?N 121°29?42?W / 38.575833°N 121.495°W

Sacramento

7

Boulevard Park

October 6, 2011

(#11000705)

Roughly bounded by B and H Streets, 20th Street, 22nd Street and 23rd Street

38°34?53?N 121°28?32?W / 38.581389°N 121.475556°W

Sacramento

Historic Residential Suburbs in the United States, 1830-1960 Multiple Property Submission (MPS)

8

Brewster Building

August 16, 2000

(#00000981)

201 Fourth St.

38°15?13?N 121°21?42?W / 38.253611°N 121.361667°W

Galt

9

Brewster House

June 23, 1978

(#78000740)

206 5th St.

38°15?12?N 121°18?14?W / 38.253333°N 121.303889°W

Galt

10

Brighton School

April 3, 1981

(#81000168)

3312 Bradshaw Rd.

38°33?44?N 121°20?09?W / 38.562222°N 121.335833°W

Sacramento

11

John Stanford Brown House

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July 28, 2004

(#04000733)

13950 CA 160

38°14?53?N 121°30?41?W / 38.248056°N 121.511389°W

Walnut Grove

12

California Governor's Mansion

November 10, 1970

(#70000139)

16th and H Sts.

38°34?49?N 121°29?01?W / 38.580278°N 121.483611°W

Sacramento

13

California State Capitol

April 3, 1973

(#73000427)

Between 10th and 16th and L and N Sts.

38°34?34?N 121°29?26?W / 38.576111°N 121.490556°W

Sacramento

14

Calpak Plant No. 11

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May 17, 1984

(#84000939)

1721 C St.

38°35?03?N 121°28?47?W / 38.584167°N 121.479722°W

Sacramento

15

Capitol Extension District

May 24, 1984

(#84000944)

Capitol Mall

38°34?37?N 121°29?46?W / 38.576944°N 121.496111°W

Sacramento

16

J.C. Carly House

March 22, 2006

(#06000143)

2761 Montgomery Way

38°32?56?N 121°28?33?W / 38.548889°N 121.475833°W

Sacramento

17

Chung Wah Cemetery

August 21, 1995

(#95000999)

Mormon St. vicinity, near Lake Natoma

38°40?13?N 121°11?43?W / 38.670278°N 121.195278°W

Folsom

18

Cohn House

January 21, 1982

(#82002228)

305 Scott St.

38°40?43?N 121°10?26?W / 38.678611°N 121.173889°W

Folsom

19

Coolot Company Building

September 20, 1978

(#78000742)

812 J St.

38°34?51?N 121°29?41?W / 38.580833°N 121.494722°W

Sacramento

No longer standing. Originally constructed in 1861 by Leland Stanford. [7]

20

Cranston-Geary House

January 23, 1998

(#97001662)

2101 G St.

38°34?47?N 121°28?32?W / 38.579722°N 121.475556°W

Sacramento

21

E. B. Crocker Art Gallery

May 6, 1971

(#71000176)

216 O St.

38°34?37?N 121°30?18?W / 38.576944°N 121.505°W

Sacramento

22

Delta King

March 31, 1978

(#78000797)

1000 Front St.

38°34?58?N 121°30?25?W / 38.582778°N 121.506944°W

Sacramento

Located in Rio Vista when listed on the National Register; moved to Old Sacramento in 1984 andconverted to a hotel, restaurant and theater[8]

23

Delta Meadows Site

November 5, 1971

(#71000175)

Address Restricted

Locke

24

Dunlap's Dining Room

April 2, 1992

(#92000308)

4322 Fourth Ave.

38°32?52?N 121°27?18?W / 38.547778°N 121.455°W

Sacramento

25

Eastern Star Hall

January 7, 1993

(#92001757)

2719 K St.

38°34?21?N 121°28?22?W / 38.5725°N 121.472778°W

Sacramento

26

William Ehrhardt House

July 10, 2003

(#03000614)

Dartmoor Way and Percheron Dr.

38°24?11?N 121°26?54?W / 38.403056°N 121.448333°W

Elk Grove

27

Elk Grove Historic District

March 1, 1988

(#87002410)

8986-9097 Elk Grove Blvd. also School, Gage and Grove Sts.

38°24?33?N 121°21?49?W / 38.409167°N 121.363611°W

Elk Grove

28

Fair Oaks Bridge

September 25, 2006

(#06000913)

Crosses the American River at Bridge St. to American River Pkwy, north of Upper Sunrise Dr. inGold River

38°38?17?N 121°15?54?W / 38.638056°N 121.265°W

Fair Oaks

29

Fire Station No. 6

April 25, 1991

(#91000484)

3414 4th Ave.

38°33?02?N 121°28?07?W / 38.550556°N 121.468611°W

Sacramento

30

Firehouse No. 3

October 29, 1991

(#91001537)

1215 19th St.

38°34?28?N 121°28?52?W / 38.574444°N 121.481111°W

Sacramento

31

Folsom Depot

February 19, 1982

(#82002229)

200 Wool St.

38°40?45?N 121°10?47?W / 38.679167°N 121.179722°W

Folsom

32

Folsom Powerhouse

October 2, 1973

(#73000426)

Off Folsom Blvd. in Folsom Lake State Recreation Area

38°40?50?N 121°10?32?W / 38.680556°N 121.175556°W

Folsom

33

Mary Haley Galarneaux House

February 12, 2001

(#01000077)

922-924 T. St.

38°34?15?N 121°29?56?W / 38.570833°N 121.498889°W

Sacramento

34

Goethe House

February 19, 1982

(#82002230)

3731 T St.

38°33?33?N 121°27?34?W / 38.559167°N 121.459444°W

Sacramento

35

John T. Greene House

April 15, 1982

(#82002231)

3200 H St.

38°34?31?N 121°27?44?W / 38.575278°N 121.462222°W

Sacramento

36

Heilbron House

December 12, 1976

(#76000511)

704 O St.

38°34?34?N 121°29?54?W / 38.576111°N 121.498333°W

Sacramento

37

Hotel Regis

October 29, 1982

(#82000979)

1024-1030 K St

38°34?44?N 121°29?30?W / 38.578889°N 121.491667°W

Sacramento

38

Hotel Senator

May 30, 1979

(#79003459)

1121 L St.

38°34?40?N 121°29?28?W / 38.577778°N 121.491111°W

Sacramento

39

Edward P. Howe, Jr., House

February 19, 1982

(#82002232)

2215 21st St.

38°33?46?N 121°28?59?W / 38.562778°N 121.483056°W

Sacramento

40

Hubbard-Upson House

December 2, 1977

(#77000327)

1010 F St.

38°35?04?N 121°29?24?W / 38.584444°N 121.49°W

Sacramento

41

I Street Bridge

April 22, 1982

(#82002233)

CA 16

38°34?39?N 121°30?18?W / 38.5775°N 121.505°W

Sacramento

42

Imperial Theatre

October 29, 1982

(#82000980)

Market St.

38°14?29?N 121°30?46?W / 38.241389°N 121.512778°W

Walnut Grove

43

Indian Stone Corral

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April 16, 1975

(#75000456)

Address Restricted

Orangevale

44

Isleton Chinese and Japanese Commercial Districts

March 14, 1991

(#91000297)

Bounded by River Rd. and Union, E and H Sts.

38°09?45?N 121°36?18?W / 38.1625°N 121.605°W

Isleton

45

J Street Wreck

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May 16, 1991

(#91000562)

At the foot of J St., in the Sacramento R.

38°35?02?N 121°30?19?W / 38.583889°N 121.505278°W

Sacramento

The remains of a brig used as a warehouse off J Street which sank in 1855. [7]

46

Joe Mound

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October 14, 1971

(#71000177)

Address Restricted

Sacramento

An Indian village site of the Maidu near present day Discovery Park. No marker on the site.[7]

47

J. Neely Johnson House

September 13, 1976

(#76000512)

1029 F St.

38°35?05?N 121°29?22?W / 38.584722°N 121.489444°W

Sacramento

48

Theodore Judah School

July 25, 1997

(#97000810)

3919 McKinley Blvd.

38°34?39?N 121°27?42?W / 38.5775°N 121.461667°W

Sacramento

49

Kuchler Row

June 25, 1982

(#82002234)

608-614 10th St.

38°35?03?N 121°29?27?W / 38.584167°N 121.490833°W

Sacramento

50

Charles Lais House

February 28, 1985

(#85000358)

1301 H St.

38°34?54?N 121°29?13?W / 38.581667°N 121.486944°W

Sacramento

51

Lawrence Warehouse

January 15, 2014

(#13001067)

1108 R St.

38°34?15?N 121°29?44?W / 38.570758°N 121.495594°W

Sacramento

52

Libby, McNeil and Libby Fruit and Vegetable Cannery

March 2, 1982

(#82002235)

1724 Stockton Blvd.

38°33?52?N 121°27?59?W / 38.564444°N 121.466389°W

Sacramento

53

Locke Historic District

May 6, 1971

(#71000174)

Bounded on the W by the Sacramento River, on the N by Locke Rd., on the E by Alley St., and on theS by Levee St.

38°15?03?N 121°30?26?W / 38.250833°N 121.507222°W

Locke

54

Maydestone Apartments

September 25, 2012

(#12000812)

1001 15th St.

38°34?42?N 121°29?11?W / 38.578215°N 121.486443°W

Sacramento

55

C. K. McClatchy Senior High School

November 2, 2001

(#01001193)

3066 Freeport Blvd.

38°33?04?N 121°29?33?W / 38.551111°N 121.4925°W

Sacramento

56

Merchants National Bank of Sacramento

February 16, 1996

(#96000108)

1015 7th St.

38°34?52?N 121°29?47?W / 38.581111°N 121.496389°W

Sacramento

57

Merrium Apartments

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September 13, 1990

(#90001386)

1017 14th St.

38°34?41?N 121°29?12?W / 38.578056°N 121.486667°W

Sacramento

Demolished in the 1990s for expansion of the Sacramento Convention Center. [7]

58

Mesick House

January 21, 1982

(#82002236)

517 8th St.

38°35?10?N 121°29?34?W / 38.586111°N 121.492778°W

Sacramento

59

New Helvetia Historic District

April 4, 2014

(#14000109)

752 Revere St.

38°33?47?N 121°30?17?W / 38.56294°N 121.504821°W

Sacramento

60

Nisenan Village Site

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March 21, 1978

(#78000739)

Address Restricted

Carmichael

61

Old Sacramento Historic District

October 15, 1966

(#66000219)

Junctions of U.S. 40, 50, 99, and CA 16 and 24

38°34?58?N 121°30?12?W / 38.582778°N 121.503333°W

Sacramento

62

Old Tavern

September 15, 1983

(#83001225)

2801 Capitol Ave.

38°34?15?N 121°28?09?W / 38.570833°N 121.469167°W

Sacramento

63

PGE Powerhouse

September 23, 2010

(#10000774)

400 Jibboom St.

38°35?42?N 121°30?18?W / 38.595°N 121.505°W

Sacramento

64

Pony Express Terminal

October 15, 1966

(#66000220)

1006 2nd St.

38°34?59?N 121°30?11?W / 38.583056°N 121.503056°W

Sacramento

Also known as B. F. Hastings Bank Building

65

Rosebud Ranch

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December 31, 1979

(#79000521)

North of Hood

38°23?08?N 121°30?46?W / 38.385556°N 121.512778°W

Hood

66

Ruhstaller Building

January 21, 1982

(#82002237)

900 J St.

38°34?50?N 121°29?38?W / 38.580556°N 121.493889°W

Sacramento

Built in 1898, at the corner of 9th and J Street in Sacramento, California, the 20,000 square feetbuilding was built by the behest of Frank F. Ruhstaller and housed The Ruhstaller Brewery offices.Ruhstaller also managed Buffalo Brewery and made the building its headquarters as well.

67

Runyon House

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October 27, 2000

(#00001270)

12865 River Rd.

38°17?20?N 121°33?20?W / 38.288889°N 121.555556°W

Courtland

68

Sacramento Air Depot Historic District

January 21, 1992

(#91001969)

McClellan Air Force Base

38°39?33?N 121°23?13?W / 38.659167°N 121.386944°W

North Highlands

69

Sacramento Bank Building

January 21, 1982

(#82002238)

3418 Broadway

38°33?07?N 121°28?05?W / 38.551944°N 121.468056°W

Sacramento

70

Sacramento City Cemetery

November 5, 2014

(#14000889)

1000 Broadway

38°33?47?N 121°30?04?W / 38.563°N 121.5010°W

Sacramento

71

Sacramento City Library

July 30, 1992

(#92000967)

828 I St.

38°34?54?N 121°29?42?W / 38.581749°N 121.495129°W

Sacramento

part of the California Carnegie Libraries MPS

72

Sacramento Hall of Justice

September 24, 1999

(#99001179)

813 6th St.

38°35?01?N 121°29?06?W / 38.583611°N 121.485°W

Sacramento

73

Sacramento Junior College Annex and Extensions

August 22, 1994

(#94000924)

3835 Freeport Blvd.

38°32?28?N 121°29?17?W / 38.541111°N 121.488056°W

Sacramento

74

Sacramento Masonic Temple

May 17, 2001

(#01000488)

1131 J St.

38°34?55?N 121°29?27?W / 38.581944°N 121.490833°W

Sacramento

75

Sacramento Memorial Auditorium

March 29, 1978

(#78000743)

16th and J Sts.

38°34?44?N 121°29?05?W / 38.578889°N 121.484722°W

Sacramento

76

Shiloh Baptist Church

July 3, 2012

(#12000376)

3552 7th Ave.

38°32?40?N 121°28?07?W / 38.544322°N 121.468558°W

Sacramento

77

Slocum House

January 31, 1979

(#79000520)

7992 California Ave.

38°38?29?N 121°16?05?W / 38.641389°N 121.268056°W

Fair Oaks

78

Southern Pacific Railroad Company's Sacramento Depot

April 21, 1975

(#75000457)

5th and I Sts.

38°35?03?N 121°30?00?W / 38.584167°N 121.5°W

Sacramento

79

SMUD Headquarters Building

January 4, 2010

(#09001161)

6301 S. St.

38°33?11?N 121°25?58?W / 38.553122°N 121.432861°W

Sacramento

80

Southern Pacific Railroad Section Superintendent House

June 13, 2008

(#08000501)

815 Oakdale St.

38°40?11?N 121°10?55?W / 38.669639°N 121.182028°W

Folsom

81

Stanford-Lathrop House

December 9, 1971

(#71000178)

800 N St.

38°34?35?N 121°29?50?W / 38.576389°N 121.497222°W

Sacramento

A mansion once owned by Leland Stanford, Governor of California from 1862 to 1863, U.S. Senatorfrom 1885 to 1893, railroad tycoon, member of the Big Four and founder of Stanford University.

82

Sutter's Fort

October 15, 1966

(#66000221)

2701 L St.

38°34?20?N 121°28?12?W / 38.572222°N 121.47°W

Sacramento

83

Tower Bridge

June 24, 1982

(#82004845)

CA 275 across Sacramento River

38°34?18?N 121°30?25?W / 38.571667°N 121.506944°W

Sacramento

84

Travelers' Hotel

October 19, 1978

(#78000744)

428 J St.

38°34?54?N 121°29?58?W / 38.581667°N 121.499444°W

Sacramento

85

U.S. Post Office, Courthouse and Federal Building

January 25, 1980

(#80000835)

801 I St.

38°34?57?N 121°29?37?W / 38.5825°N 121.493611°W

Sacramento

86

Van Voorhies House

November 17, 1977

(#77000328)

925 G St.

38°35?03?N 121°29?29?W / 38.584167°N 121.491389°W

Sacramento

87

Anton Wagner Duplex

November 10, 1980

(#80000836)

701 E St.

38°35?13?N 121°29?35?W / 38.586944°N 121.493056°W

Sacramento

88

Walnut Grove Chinese-American Historic District

March 22, 1990

(#90000484)

Bounded by C, Tyler, and Bridge Sts., and River Rd.

38°14?32?N 121°30?46?W / 38.242222°N 121.512778°W

Walnut Grove

89

Walnut Grove Commercial/Residential Historic District

April 12, 1990

(#90000551)

Browns Alley and River Rd.

38°14?21?N 121°30?54?W / 38.239167°N 121.515°W

Walnut Grove

90

Walnut Grove Gakuen Hall

June 17, 1980

(#80000837)

Pine and C Sts.

38°14?31?N 121°30?33?W / 38.241944°N 121.509167°W

Walnut Grove

91

Walnut Grove Japanese-American Historic District

March 22, 1990

(#90000483)

Bounded by Winnie St., Tyler St., C St., and River Rd.

38°14?36?N 121°30?44?W / 38.243333°N 121.512222°W

Walnut Grove

92

Westminster Presbyterian Church

May 22, 2003

(#03000425)

1300 N St.

38°34?35?N 121°29?27?W / 38.576389°N 121.490833°W

Sacramento

93

Julius Wetzlar House

March 31, 1983

(#83001226)

1021 H St.

38°34?58?N 121°29?27?W / 38.582778°N 121.490833°W

Sacramento

94

Winters House

January 25, 1999

(#98001634)

2324 and 2326 H St.

38°34?39?N 121°28?23?W / 38.5775°N 121.473056°W

Sacramento

95

Edwin Witter Ranch

March 14, 1991

(#91000284)

3480 Witter Way

38°37?54?N 121°32?05?W / 38.631667°N 121.534722°W

Sacramento

96

Woodlake Site

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May 6, 1971

(#71000179)

Address Restricted

Sacramento

§Former listings

[4]

Name on the Register

Image

Date listed

Date removed

Location

City or town

Summary

1

Utah Condensed Milk Company Plant

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August 3, 1978

(#78000741)

2005

621 3rd St.

Sacramento

Destroyed by fire November 24, 1992

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§References

^ The latitude and longitude information provided in this table was derived originally from theNational Register Information System, which has been found to be fairly accurate for about 99% oflistings. For about 1% of NRIS original coordinates, experience has shown that one or bothcoordinates are typos or otherwise extremely far off; some corrections may have been made. A moresubtle problem causes many locations to be off by up to 150 yards, depending on location in thecountry: most NRIS coordinates were derived from tracing out latitude and longitudes off of USGStopographical quadrant maps created under the North American Datum of 1927, which differs fromthe current, highly accurate WGS84 GPS system used by most on-line maps. Chicago is about right,but NRIS longitudes in Washington are higher by about 4.5 seconds, and are lower by about 2.0seconds in Maine. Latitudes differ by about 1.0 second in Florida. Some locations in this table mayhave been corrected to current GPS standards.

^ "National Register of Historic Places: Weekly List Actions". National Park Service, United StatesDepartment of the Interior. Retrieved on February 27, 2015.

^ Correspondence with National Register in progress.

^ a b Numbers represent an ordering by significant words. Various colorings, defined here,differentiate National Historic Landmarks and historic districts from other NRHP buildings,structures, sites or objects.

^ "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National ParkService. 2008-04-24.

^ The eight-digit number below each date is the number assigned to each location in the NationalRegister Information System database, which can be viewed by clicking the number.

^ a b c d e McManis, Sam (5 November 2011). "Sacramento sites on Historic Register sometimeselusive". Sacramento Bee.

^ "The Story of the Delta King". Sacramento, California. Retrieved February 13, 2011.

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