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12. Dates of Enclosed photographs: July 1985. 13. Condition., Excellent. 7£4. Alterations: No major alterations are known to have been made. 15. Surroundings: Densely guilt up residential and commercial. 15. Threats to Project: Pub11c works project (Bristol Street widening). 17. The structure is on its original site. 18. Related Features: See 7b, above. 19. Significance: The Walker Residence is probably the largest, well preserved example of the Medi terra neon/ Mission influenced - Classical Box style in Santa Ana. It has not been altered since it was originally constructed in 1922, Its significance i5 enhanced due to its association with Mr. Edward A. Walker, the original owner, who was a prominent local poultry farmer and feed mill operator in this area for many years. This site is all that remains of Mr. Walker's original farm 8state, which was much larger. Based on its architectural integrity and the local historical significance of the original owner, the Walker Residence has been preliminarily determined to be eligible for listing under National Register criteria, at the local level of significance. A Request for Determination of Eligibility has therefore been prepared. 20. Main Theme of Historic Resource: Architecture { History. 21. Sources: The major source document for the Walker House is the building permit file maintained at the City of Sarkta Aga, Planntnq ar%d Development Services, 20 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana, California 92702. Other information came from the census schedules maintained at the National Archives, Chet C. Hollifield Federal Building, Laguna Niguel, California. Information was also found in local histories and directories maintained at the Santa Aria Pubtic Library. 22. Date Form Prepared: 10 September 1985 6y: Ronald M. Bissell 25762 Via Del Rio El Toro, California 92 636 (774) 837 -9582