national register nomination for boulevard park historic

end over the porch. A wooden sash window is located at the basement level of the house in front, beneath
the tripartie window. The building is a contributor to the district.
37. 315 21st Contributor
This California bungalow, built in 1922, has a low-pitched front-gabled roof with an inset front gable over
the porch and exposed rafter tails. Decorative beams with angled brackets are located under the gable ends.
The peaks of both gables have vertical wooden stickwork attic vents. Walls are stucco, with rectangular
stucco full-height porch supports and a stucco-covered chimney. Windows are single-hung wood sash with
smaller divided-light upper sash and a large single-light lower sash. The building is a contributor to the
district.
38. 316 21st Contributor
This Craftsman bungalow, constructed in 1924 per city directories, has a hip-on-gable front-gabled roof
with an inset front hip-on-gable over the porch. Rafter tails are exposed, and the roof is of moderate pitch.
Three decorative beams project from the gable ends. Louvered vents are located beneath the front gable and
porch gable. Siding is shiplap of two alternating widths. The porch is supported by two battered columns
above rectangular porch piers. Stairs are concrete with brick sides. Windows are double-hung wooden sash
with a single pane in upper and lower sashes. A small brick chimney is located near the peak of the roof
towards the back of the house. The building is a contributor to the district.
A second building is located on the back of the lot. It is a side-gabled (facing the front of the lot) vernacular
house with false bevel drop siding and wooden sash windows. Sanborn maps from 1952 do not indicate the
building’s presence, so while this building may have been constructed before the end of the period of
significance, its move to the district was after the end of the period of significance and it is thus a noncontributor.
39. 317 21st Contributor
This Craftsman bungalow, built in 1915, has a front-gabled roof with a small inset front gable over the
porch. The roof line is flared at the gable ends, with exposed rafter tails. Siding is false beveled drop siding
with shingles beneath the gable ends. A very prominent clinker brick chimney dominates the front wall of
the house, mimicking a brick wall with four horizontal courses. The first is a stretcher course along the top
of the wall, with the chimney projecting upward from the middle of the course. The second is a soldier
course that forms arches over two small picture windows that flank the chimney. The third is a rowlock
course beneath the picture windows. The fourth is a rowlock course that runs at the level of the main house
floor and porch. Beneath this fourth course, the clinker brick continues to the building foundation. In the
main gable, a divided-light window is flanked by two louvered vents. The porch gable has a small louvered
vent, and the porch is supported by a single rectangular pillar of dimensional lumber, connected to a
projecting roof beam beneath the gable. The front door is flanked by two wide sidelights with non-original
textured glass. Stairs are wooden with handrails of dimensional lumber. This building is a contributor to the
district.
40. 321 21st Contributor
This Craftsman bungalow has a front-gabled roof with exposed rafter tails, with a small inset front gable
over the porch. The porch is located on the northwest corner of the building, under the main roof. Walls are
false bevel drop siding with shingles beneath the gable ends. A small patterned window flanked by two
louvered vents is located on the gable end. The porch has brick stairs and porch supports with paired pillars
of dimensional lumber, one behind the other. The building has two rectangular bays, on the north and west
walls. Windows are double-hung wooden sash with a single pane in each sash.
41. 322 21st Contributor
This Craftsman bungalow, built in 1920, has a side-gabled roof with a prominent front-gabled porch. Rafter
tails are exposed but hidden by a rain gutter at roof edge. Siding is plain wood shingles. A small latticed
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