This is a list of landmarks in Berkeley, California. "Berkeley Landmarks", "Structures of Merit", and "Historic Districts" are a classification given by the City of Berkeley for buildings or areas of local historic importance. As of 2022, there are 346 listed landmarks by the city of Berkeley. Many of the properties have also received recognition at the federal level by inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places or by designation as National Historic Landmarks
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List of Berkeley Landmarks #NameImageAddressDateDescription1 Berkeley City Hall2134 Grove Street (now Martin Luther King, Jr. Way)December 15, 1975also called Old Berkeley City Hall, and the Maudelle Shirek Building starting in 20072 Berkeley Women's City Club 2315 Durant AvenueDecember 15, 1975now the Berkeley City Club3 Town and Gown Club2401 Dwight WayDecember 15, 1975designed by Bernard Maybeck4 William R. Thorsen House2307 Piedmont AvenueDecember 15, 1975now Sigma Phi Society Chapter House5 First Church of Christ, Scientist (Berkeley, California)2619 Dwight WayDecember 15, 19756 Church of the Good Shepherd, Episcopal1823 Ninth StreetDecember 15, 19757 Westminster Presbyterian Church926 Hearst AvenueDecember 15, 19758 St. John’s Presbyterian Church2640 College AvenueDecember 15, 1975 designed by Julia Morgan9 Rose Walk2500 block of Rose Walk, between Euclid and Le Roy AvenuesDecember 15, 1975 designed by Bernard Maybeck10 Park Congregational Church1802 Fairview StreetJune 21, 1976now South Berkeley Community Church11 Edward F. Niehaus House839 Channing WayJune 21, 197612 Captain Charles C. Boudrow House1536 Oxford StreetJune 21, 197613 Napoleon Bonaparte Byrne House & Grounds1301 Oxford StreetJune 21, 1976house was destroyed by fires in 1984 and 1985; and demolished in 1988.14 Joseph W. Harris House2300 Le Conte AvenueJune 21, 197615 Andrew Cowper Lawson House1515 La Loma AvenueAugust 16, 1976 house for Andrew Cowper Lawson16 Drawing Building (Naval Architecture Building)Hearst Avenue, University of California, Berkeley campusOctober 18, 1976now Richard C. Blum Hall17Senior Hall Behind the Faculty Club, University of California, Berkeley campusFebruary 25, 1991also known as Senior Men’s Hall; and Golden Bear Lodge; designed by John Galen Howard18 Berkeley Day Nursery2031 Sixth StreetFebruary 22, 1977now West Berkeley Children’s Center19 John Galen Howard House1401 Le Roy AvenueMarch 21, 1977also known as the Gregory–Howard House20 Golden Sheaf Bakery2071 Addison StreetOctober 17, 1977designed by Clinton Day 21 Borja House1629 Fifth StreetDecember 19, 1977also known as Jucksch Cottage22 Barker Block2486 Shattuck AvenueJanuary 16, 197823 The Studio Building 2045 Shattuck Avenue May 15, 1978formerly The Berkeley Hotel24 Fox Court 1472–1478 University Avenue November 20, 1978 25 Bonita Apartments 1940 University Avenue January 15, 197926 Bonita Hall (Berkeley Bay Commons)1912–1918 Bonita AvenueFebruary 20, 197927 Jeremiah T. Burke House2911 Russell StreetMay 14, 1979it housed the Judah L. Magnes Memorial Museum from 1966 to 2009.28 Manuel Silva House1824 Fifth StreetMay 14, 197929 Morse Block (Donogh Arms)2276 Shattuck AvenueJune 18, 197930 Samuel C. Clark Cottage2009 Berkeley WayJuly 16, 1979also known as Morning Glory House and Dick Moore’s House31 Toverii Tuppa (Finnish Hall)1819 Tenth StreetJuly 16, 197932 Charles W. Heywood House1808 Fifth StreetSeptember 17, 197933College Women's Club 2680 Bancroft WayNovember 19, 1979now the Bancroft Hotel34 35Delaware Street Historic District800 Block of Delaware Street and 1801 Fifth StreetDecember 17, 1979Historic District West Berkeley Garden36 Miss Eleanor M. Smith House & Cottage2529–2527 Hillegass AvenueJanuary 17, 198037 Garfield Junior High School1414 Walnut Street May 20, 19801915 building by Ernest Coxhead. It was also known as Garfield Intermediate School, and was part of the Berkeley Unified School District administration. It is now the Jewish Community Center.38 United States Post Office2000 Allston WayJune 16, 1980Civic Center Historic District39Webb Block1985 Ashby AvenueDecember 6, 2004also known as Hudson's Antiques40 Boone’s University School2029 Durant AvenueMarch 16, 198141 S. H. Kress & Co. Building2036 Shattuck Avenue April 20, 198142 State Asylum for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind2601 Warring StreetSeptember 21, 1981formerly California Schools for the Deaf and Blind; now Clark Kerr Campus43 William T. Such Building2140 Oxford StreetAugust 17, 1981now Oxford Hall44 Corder Building2300–2350 Shattuck AvenueOctober 29, 1981formerly Shattuck Apartments; Whitecotton Building; Witter Building45 Anna Head School2538 Channing WayNovember 16, 1981formerly Miss Head’s Preparatory School for Girls46 Haviland HallUniversity of California, Berkeley campusNovember 16, 198147 James Edgar House2437 Dwight WayDecember 21, 1981 listed as a "Structure of Merit"48 First Unitarian Church2401 Bancroft WayNovember 16, 198149 Fred Turner Building 2546 Bancroft Way December 21, 1981designed by Julia Morgan50 Richfield Oil Co. Station1952 Oxford StreetDecember 21, 1981demolished by U.C. in late 2021 for the Gateway student housing project.51 Masonic Temple2105 Bancroft WayJanuary 20, 198252 First Finnish Evangelical Lutheran Church936 Channing WayFebruary 22, 1982now known as Grace Baptist Church53 Mercantile Trust Co.2959 College AvenueMarch 15, 1982now known as Wells Fargo Bank, designed by John Galen Howard54 Bartine Carrington House1029 Addison StreetMarch 15, 1982"Structure of Merit", 55 Odd Fellows' Temple2288 Fulton StreetApril 19, 198256 Berkeley Public Library2090 Kittredge StreetApril 19, 198257Strand Theater 2966 College AvenueMay 24, 1982now Elmwood Theater58 Lorin Theater3332 Adeline StreetMay 24, 1982now Phillips Temple C.M.E. Church59 Phi Delta Theta Chapter House2717 Hearst AvenueMay 24, 198260Young-Ghego House (Heywood-Ghego House)1809–1811 Fourth StreetJune 21, 198261 Hillside School1581 Le Roy AvenueJune 21, 198262 South Berkeley Bank3286 Adeline StreetJuly 19, 1982now a Wells Fargo Bank63India Block3250 Adeline StreetJuly 19, 198264Carlson's Block3228 Adeline StreetJuly 19, 198265 Cloyne Court Hotel2600 Ridge RoadNovember 15, 1982designed by John Galen Howard66 Beta Theta Pi Chapter House2607 Hearst AvenueNovember 15, 1982designed by Ernest Coxhead, now the Goldman School of Public Policy67 Captain Maury House1317 Shattuck AvenueDecember 20, 198268 Acheson Physicians' Building2131 University AvenueJanuary 17, 198369 Shattuck Hotel2200–2240 Shattuck AvenueMay 16, 1983, and November 9, 1987the CA State Historic Resources Inventory