national register nomination for boulevard park historic

City of Sacramento, “Sacramento Residential Survey,” Charles Hall Page & Associates, January 1976
McGuire, Pamela, “Historic Overview for the Oak Park Redevelopment Area and Determination of
Eligibility for Inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places for the Oak Park Land Development
Areas (1) and (2),” (Survey prepared for City of Sacramento, April 1980)
Robinson, Charles Mulford, “The Improvement of Sacramento.” Report prepared for City of Sacramento,
November 1908
Theses and Manuscripts
Patterson, John, The development of public recreation in the city of Sacramento. (Thesis: Sacramento State
University, 1957)
Archival Collections
Leslie Crow Papers, Processed by Leigh Johnsen, Holt-Atherton Department of Special Collections,
University of the Pacific Library, Stockton, CA, 2008
The elements of the Leslie Crow collection used in this nomination are a set of binders and folders
collected by the Historic Boulevard Park Committee (HBPC), an organization of Boulevard Park residents
who collected documents related to neighborhood history including building surveys, newspaper articles,
historic photos, maps and other related ephemera. Tables of plumbing and building permits, census and city
directory information, and custom-designed assessment forms created for the project were also included in
this collection. The consultant, Leslie Crow, received these documents after she accepted a contract from
the city of Sacramento to complete a National Register nomination for the neighborhood. They were part of
the documents submitted to the University of the Pacific after Leslie Crow’s death.
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