national register nomination for boulevard park historic

door has nine divided lights in a 3x3 pattern. This house was built for Otis R. Earle, manager of the Earle
Plumbing Company, and his wife Rose. The Earles built a separate structure on the alley (2007 C Street) to
house their plumbing business, and at one point owned both lots. This building is a contributor to the
district.
100. 221 22nd Non-Contributor
This is a vacant lot, and is thus not a contributor to the district.
101. 225 22nd Contributor
This 1905 Craftsman bungalow has a front-gabled roof of low pitch with exposed roof rafter tails. Siding is
stucco. The porch is supported by four thick rectangular stucco piers that extend to the building foundation,
with stucco balustrades between the piers. Decorative arches with central moldings representing window
keystones are located between the porch piers. The porch has a side entrance leading to an adjacent
driveway. Windows are double-hung wooden sash. This building is a contributor to the district.
102. 231 22nd Contributor
This 1906 Craftsman bungalow has a hipped roof and a front-gabled porch and a front-gabled rectangular
bay on the south wall. The building has new stucco siding and vinyl dual-pane windows. The porch and
stairs have been changed from a front entrance to a side entrance. It still retains integrity of location and
general dimensions, but does not retain sufficient integrity to be a contributor to the district.
103. 300 22nd Contributor
This 1935 California bungalow with Prairie details has a cross-gabled, low-pitched roof in a T-shaped plan
with wide, unenclosed eave overhang. The front-facing portion of the house is side-gabled, and the cross
gable terminates in a triangular eyebrow dormer. Decorative beams with diagonal brackets project from the
gable ends. Siding is false bevel drop siding. The inset porch is supported by two wide rectangular columns
atop two wide rectangular wooden porch supports. Windows are double-hung wooden sash arranged in
horizontal bands. The porch has a wooden porch floor and concrete steps. A wooden loggia is located at the
sidewalk edge of the property line, in a style complementary to the house. This building is a contributor to
the district.
104. 301 22nd Contributor
This 1915 California bungalow has a front-gabled roof of low pitch with wide, unenclosed eaves and
projecting rafter tails. Decorative beams with diagonal brackets project from the gable ends. A small square
window on the gable end is flanked by two louvered vents. Siding is stucco. The full porch is inset under
the main roof has a broad Tudor arch, and is supported by rectangular stucco pillars. The concrete stairs are
flanked by rectangular stucco piers, with wooden balustrades between the piers and pillars. Windows are
double-hung wooden sash with a divided light upper pane and single lower pane, arranged in pairs. A
stucco chimney is located on the north wall of the building. This building is a contributor to the district.
105. 305 22nd Contributor
This 1913 California bungalow has a front-gabled roof of low pitch with wide, unenclosed eaves and
projecting rafter tails. Decorative beams with diagonal brackets project from the gable ends. Three louvered
vents in a horizontal row are located on the gable end. Siding is stucco. The full porch is inset under the
main roof has a broad arch, and is supported by rectangular stucco pillars. The concrete stairs are flanked
by rectangular stucco piers, with stucco terrace walls between the piers and pillars. Windows are doublehung
wooden sash with a divided light upper pane and single lower pane, arranged in pairs. A stucco
chimney is located on the south wall of the building. This building is visually similar to 301 22nd, its
neighbor immediately to the north. This building is a contributor to the district.
106. 308 22nd Contributor
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