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<\/p>\nSacramento designates four properties as historic landmarks<\/p>\n
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The Sacramento City Council has designated four properties as historic landmarks, highlighting their importance to the city\u2019s architectural and cultural history. <\/p>\n
The designations include a home on 33rd Street in the Oak Park area, built in 1901. The property represents the early development of Sacramento’s first “streetcar suburb,” which was associated with working-class immigrant families. <\/p>\n
Another property is a home on 13th Avenue in South Land Park, built in 1928. It is noted as a well-preserved example of Tudor Revival architecture. <\/p>\n
The Weaver House, located in Sacramento’s Fab 40s area, was built in 1941 and is recognized for its distinctive Colonial Revival architecture. <\/p>\n
The fourth property is the El Dorado School in East Sacramento, an important piece of Sacramento’s school history from the 1920s and 1930s. <\/p>\n
The designations mean major future alterations, demolition, or new development at these properties will have to go through city historic-preservation review. <\/p>\n
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