Historic Structures

The following is a list of all historic structures in the city. In 1990, the City initiated a historic resources survey of all potential historic structures in the city. The survey was completed and its results were adopted by City Council.

For structures on this list, special consideration should be given when looking at any exterior alterations.

If you are interested in a specific structure, survey forms for each structure are on file in the Planning Department at City Hall.

Explanation of Survey List

Significance:

• LS -- Locally Significant. Structures that are important to the local historic framework. These structures may be good examples of architecture or locations where important local events occurred.
• NS -- Nationally Significant. Structures that are eligible for National Register status.
• CS -- Contribution Structure. A structure that significantly contributes to the historic fabric of a neighborhood.
• USDHD -- Upper San Dimas Avenue Historic District. A proposed district within the city that is eligible for National Register status because of its overall character.
• LSDHD -- Lower San Dimas Avenue Historic District. A proposed district within the city that is eligible for National Register status because of its overall character.

The column National Status refers to the code for the National Trust for Historic Preservation guidelines for historic structure status.