September 16, 2020 - Today we were in Upland, CA to see some of the historic buildings there. I was lucky to find a file from Upland Heritage with a comprehensive list of their historic buildings, including a list of their "named" buildings. We are familiar with the process of getting a "named" building since Preservation Worcester named our house in Worcester, MA after extensive research and on-site investigation of the property.
Since there are about 70 "named" buildings in Upland, we will split our adventure here into three separate trips, this being our first of the three.
105 East A St. - Duley Transfer Barn and Storage - c. 1925
210 East A St. - "Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe R.R. Station" - 1937 Spanish Colonial Revival
217 East A St. - "Cooper Regional History Museum" - 1935 "Art Deco/Spanish Colonial Revival"
392 East A St. - "Upland Lemon Company" - c. 1898-1907 Streamline Moderne
425 East Arrow Hwy. - "Upland Elementary School" - Moderne
524 East Arrow Hwy. - P. J. Schmidt House - c. 1910 Turn of the Century
49 East C St. - "F. C. Crowell Memorial Hall" - 1917 Mission Revival
123 East D Street - "Upland Carnegie Library" - 1912 Classical Revival/Beaux Arts
206 East D Street - Craig House - c. 1900 American Foursquare
314 East Eleventh St. - also 794 N. 1st Ave - c. 1910 Craftsman
231 East Ninth St. - "International Order of Odd Fellows Building" - 1901
276 East Ninth St. - Grove Theater - 1946
295 East Ninth St. - "First Church of Nazarene" - 1906 Mission Revival
511 East Ninth St. - Charles Ruedy House - c. 1911 Craftsman
636 East Ninth St. - Nicholson/Mehl House - 1902 "Turn of the Century/ Eastlake Influence"
795 East Washington Blvd. - William Cline House - c. 1907 Shingle Style/Craftsman
825 East Washington Blvd. - "Herman Eymann House" - 1920 Craftsman
200 East Thirteenth St. - "Tays Adobe/ Nisbet House" - 1883-1930 Monterey Revival
Upland has many beautiful homes and it was a great way to spend the morning. Angie, there will be a quiz!