Eighth Avenue

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

• 1201 Eighth Avenue
  A 1907 Craftsman with Mission Revival touches, built by Cox Brothers.
• 1225 Eighth Avenue
  A 1900 Queen Anne, built by Alphonso Harrington.
• 1234 Eighth Avenue
  A 1911-1912 Craftsman, built by McKillop Brothers.
• 1275–1281 Eighth Avenue
  A 1926 building, designed by J. C. Hladik.
• 1278–1280 Eighth Avenue
  A 1911-1912 Craftsman, built by McKillop Brothers.
• 1285 Eighth Avenue
  A 1927 Tudor Revival, designed by Arthur H. Klahn.
• 1318 Eighth Avenue
  A 1893 (probably) Queen Anne, designed by M. J. Welsh.
• 1384 Eighth Avenue
  A 1909-1910 Mission Revival, designed by Tennler and Weismann.
• 1388 Eighth Avenue
  A 1909-1910 Mission Revival, designed by Tennler and Weismann.
• 1431–1433 Eighth Avenue
  A 1896 Queen Anne, built by D. McLeod.
• 1501 Eighth Avenue
  A 1914 Shingle with classical entrance, built by Cox Brothers.
• 1536 Eighth Avenue
  A 1937 building, built by Michael Costello.
• 1572 Eighth Avenue
  A 1914 building, designed by Rousseau and Rousseau.
• 1601 Eighth Avenue
  A 1925 single-family house, with an addition permitted in 1987.
• 1620 Eighth Avenue
  A 1925 building, built by Arvid Peterson.
• 1627 Eighth Avenue
  A 1914 single-family house, with an addition permitted in 2006.
• 1635 Eighth Avenue
  A 1913-1914 Arts and Crafts, designed by Albert Farr.
• 1639 Eighth Avenue
  A 1924-1925 building, designed by Walter C. Falch.
• 1642 Eighth Avenue
  A 1924 building, built by David C. Robinson and William H. Johnston.
• 1651 Eighth Avenue
  A 1914 single-family house, with stair work permitted in 2019.
• 1657 Eighth Avenue
  A 1926 building, designed by Harold Stoner.
• 1665 Eighth Avenue
  A 1914 single-family house, with foundation work permitted in 2014.
• 1673 Eighth Avenue
  A 1914 single-family house, with a kitchen and bathroom remodel permitted in 2018.
• 1675 Eighth Avenue
  A 1926 building, designed by J. C. Hladik.
• 1683 Eighth Avenue
  A 1914 Arts and Crafts, designed by H. R. Schulze.
• 1685 Eighth Avenue
  A 1924 single-family house, with reroofing permitted in 2013.
• 1693 Eighth Avenue
  A 1924 single-family house, with reroofing permitted in 2002.
• 1695 Eighth Avenue
  A 1926 single-family house, with a rear addition permitted in 1990.
• 1766 Eighth Avenue
  A 1931 Period Revival, built by Ray Galli.
• 1767 Eighth Avenue
  A 1924 single-family house, with a bathroom remodel permitted in 2013.
• 1823 Eighth Avenue
  A 1915 building, built by Arthur Anderson, contractor and designer.