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French Park Historic District, Santa Ana, CA Orange County ■ H Mi « 0MB tOM-flOia Unitod States Department of the Interior National Pari( Service National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet Section number-----L Page 11 ?■> Alexander House (1116 N. French), and the Thee House (1216 N. French), both constructed in 1914. Both feature deep eaves, lots of triangular knee braces, wide gabled porches with pergolas, and patterned shingles on the second floor. The 1909 Craftsman Bungalow at 1218 N. French, called the Hickox House, features ribbons of casement style windows with muntins at the top. A tapered post supports the corner of the porch. The 1906 Sprague House, located at 1224 N. French, is capped with a side-facing gabled roof, and features a full porch supported by large square clapboard- clad pillars. The 1909 William Smith House, next door at 1230, is also topped with a beiicast side-facing gabled roof with a centered dormer. |ts full front porch is also supported by large square clapboard clad pillars. . The Wright Apartments, a triplex constructed in 1919 at 831-53 N. Minter, features strong Oriental and Swiss influence, square brick pillars which support the full front porch, and a two-story porch with cutout openings. The Hamaker House, located at 820 N. Lacy, was built in 1913. It la topped with a low-pitched side-facing gabled roof with deep eaves and a centered dormer. Ribbons of casement windows are used throughout the house. Frederick Eley designed the Craftsman Bungalow at 918 N. Lacy for John Taylor in 1914. It features ribbons of casement windows with four muntins in the top third of each. The 1911 Robbins House at 930 N. Lacy is a particularly fine example of a Tudor-influenced Craftsman Bungalow. A pair of Airplane Craftsman Bungalows, located at 1003 and 1009 N. Spurgeon St. feature multi-gabled roofs and wide eaves. The nicely-detailed 1913 Dr. Whitson House, located at 301 E. Eighth St. features side-facing gables and a prominent gabled dormer. The corner porch is accented with arched openings, carved brackets, and a carved railing. Another Craftsman Bungalow with patterned shingles and ribbons of casement windows is the 1914 Mitchell House at 402 Vance. The 1909 Morrow House at 206 E. Washington features an attractive porch with river rock piers and triangular braces accenting the side-facing gabled roof. The 1908 Opp-Huff House at 323 E. Washington and the 1916 Haley house next door at 327, are both good examples of Craftsman architecture.