Seventh Avenue

The parcels on Seventh Avenue documented here so far, from the city's address, assessor and permit records.

• 1219–1221 Seventh Avenue
  A 1909-1913 Prairie/Craftsman blend, built by Eugene B. Hallett.
• 1223–1225 Seventh Avenue
  A 1909-1913 Mission Revival/Romanesque blend, built by Eugene B. Hallett.
• 1231 Seventh Avenue
  A 1909-1913 closest to Arts and Crafts, built by Eugene B. Hallett.
• 1250–1254 Seventh Avenue
  A 1905 building, designed by Louis M. Weismann.
• 1256–1258 Seventh Avenue
  A 1907 building.
• 1279 Seventh Avenue
  A 1909-1913 Mission Revival parapet with Craftsman brackets, built by Eugene B. Hallett.
• 1280–1282 Seventh Avenue
  A 1905 Tudor half-timbering, built by Building Construction Company.
• 1288–1290 Seventh Avenue
  A 1905 Tudor half-timbering, built by Building Construction Company.
• 1315 7th Avenue
  A 2009 store building, with facade work permitted in 2015.
• 1341 Seventh Avenue
  A 1925-1926 Spanish Colonial Revival, designed by Arthur H. Klahn.
• 1367 7th Avenue
  A 1912 6-unit apartment building, with a seismic retrofit permitted in 2017.
• 1382 Seventh Avenue
  A 1909-1910 building, built by Cox Brothers.
• 1385 7th Avenue
  A 1911 single-family house, with one permit record from 1993.
• 1416 Seventh Avenue
  A 1910 Craftsman, designed by Theodore W. Lenzen.
• 1417–1419 Seventh Avenue
  A 1909-1910 Craftsman, built by Cox Brothers.
• 1425 Seventh Avenue
  A 1910 Craftsman, designed by Theodore W. Lenzen.
• 1434 7th Avenue
  A 1913 single-family house, with facade work permitted in 1989.