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- :.' r , .. iw•Y k , # 43t $41}•; ` u+��Y r qS4 q� ,, i•14lie • ate ' nul+e...z �e1{ 4 `.' et �y a ..s- . .. ' °t rtyiti 3 ii,sa Page 2 of 3 NRHP Status Code - Resource Name or e:(Assigned by recorder) 215 Neal Sheet 81. Historic Name: The Boutord Hall Home 92.Common Name: 215 Neal Street B3.Original Use: Residential 84. Present Use: Residents! 85.Architectural Style Gothic Revival 88.Construction History:IConslrwilon data,alterations,and date of alterations/ The house was butt c. 1890. Alterations include a west wing addition and changed to the porch. 87.Moved? Z No Yea Unknown Date: Original Location: 88.Related Features: Sloping front yard, /nature landscaping,and tall chimney at rear. 89a.Architect: unknown b.Builder unknown 810.Significance: Theme Residential Development Area California Period of Significance late 1800e Property Type residence Applicable Criteria A (Discuss Importance in tarns of historical or architectural context as defined by theme,period,and geographic scope.Also address integrity) --- The folklore associated with this house claims that for$10 in gold coins in a quick-claim transaction,Judge W.H, Donahue purchased the and for this house from Norma Ramos Serpa. He commissioned the actual house construction which began in the 18905. Since the original title transfer on October 16, 1909, this house has belonged to the Hall family. Initially it belonged to Fran and Emma and then in 1944 to their son Beuford and his wife. Boulord Hall operated the Hall Feed Store located in the old Arendt Building. The building retains a high level of integrity. Its location, workmanship,feeling, and association appear to be unchanged,and changes to the design and materials, such as the replacement features on the porch and building additions enhance the building's :ntegrity. A fine example of residential architecture, this home represents the early development of Pleasanton during the latter half of the 1800s, recalling Pleasanton's agncultural hentage and continuing to contribute to its small town character and scale. Like many of Pleasanton's historic homes,this residence is associated with one of Pleasanton's early families.lending an even greater level of significance to the structure. 811. Additional Resource Attributes: HP2-Single Family Prop erty___ 812.References: (Sketch Map with north arrow required.) (See continuation sheet.) ` t% ,~Y. 013.Remarks: ` y' rt f rffe ( • 4 i T r.1-/ Mathenne Peas 814-Evaluator: Architectural Resources Group /1/N-' ` v- � �� Data of Evaluation: 3115/2003 ' •' �' \\` (This space reserved for official comments.) NS'l .N; % NORTH 'N, ' !�.\ ¶V7" •1' DPR 5238(1/95)