Polk's Oakland (California) city directory, 1938, Part 2

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1928
Publisher: Oakland, Calif. : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 1142

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EDUCATION

Berkeley is provided with a complete public school system, housed in safe, substantial buildings. Here are located, also, several divinity and parochial schools, a number of excellent preparatory schools, and a number of high ranking institutions devoted to commercial study.

The elementary schools are carefully designed to take full advantage of inspiring scenery and invigorating sunshine and are provided with adequate playground space. These institutions serve not alone as places of instruction but also house much of the neighborhood community life.

Located in the heart of the city on a campus of great natural beauty, the University of California, largest of American Universities, is famed for the brilliance of its teachers and the quality of its instruc- tion. Enrollment on the Berkeley Campus exceeds fifteen thousand.

TRANSPORTATION

Berkeley has been chosen as a place of residence by many persons because of its location at the focal point of the transportation facilities offered by the San Francisco Bay Area. Two transcontinental railroads, a metropolitan street railway and bus system, transbay interurban electric lines, two trans- continental highways, and excellent approaches to the San Francisco Bay Bridge insure adequate trans- portation to Berkeley residents at all times. Complete facilities for travel by air and water are but a short distance away.

The great San Francisco Bay Bridge links together colorful, busy San Francisco and the thriving metropolitan empire on the eastern shores of the Bay. The East Shore Highway leads directly from Berkeley to the Bay Bridge and only a few short minutes separate Berkeley from San Francisco.

PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS

For the resident, Berkeley is a city filled with recreational opportunities-fishing, tennis, golf, hik- ing, horseback riding, delightful short motor trips, spectator sports at the University, a fine Aquatic Park, a spacious Yacht Harbor, a 1900 acre Regional Park, playgrounds, picnic areas, - all of these are available at home.

The 1900 acre Charles Lee Tilden Regional Park is destined to be one of the West's great com- munity playgrounds and is devoted to nature, hiking, picnics, riding, and contains a championship golf course. It lies adjacent to Berkeley and in it one may enjoy pleasures of outdoor life and the beauties of nature, all within a stone's throw of the city.

On the Berkeley bayshore is the largest man-made yacht harbor in America, representing an invest- ment of more than a million dollars, modern and complete, and providing berths and mooring space

for almost a thousand small craft. Near by is Berkeley's Aquatic Park, which in years to come will be one of the beauty spots of California. A mile-long lagoon surrounded by a landscaped park, brings opportunity for rowing, canoeing, motorboating, model yacht sailing and seashore picnics.

SHOPPING

Over eleven hundred retail outlets, conveniently located to serve every section of the city, pro- vide residents of Berkeley with complete stocks of goods displayed in modern, efficient establish- ments. There are many neighborhood trading centers with modern shops, designed to fill the needs of the most discriminating shopper. Berkeley stores are convenient, accessible and provide for every taste and purse.

INDUSTRY

Berkeley's industrial area is well located with respect to the residential districts. It includes within its confines more than 142 plants each of which produce goods in excess of five thousand dollars value yearly. A number of the establishments are branches of large national concerns while others, large in operations, are locally controlled. There are several score of smaller industries all of whom con- tribute to the city's annual payroll. Berkeley's industrial income exceeds thirty million dollars a year.

CITY GOVERNMENT

The City of Berkeley has operated since 1923 under the Council-Manager form of government. lts municipal government has been frequently rated by experts as among the first two or three city governments in the United States from the standpoint of service to the people and general efficiency. It has repeatedly won distinction among the cities of the nation for the excellence of its police and fire departments and for its annual report of operations.

Fundamental to the success of the government in Berkeley has been the clear separation between legislative and policy making functions, which are the responsibilities of the council, and the adminis- trative and executive functions, for which the City Manager is responsible. The manager carries out the will of the council without interference after that body has arrived at decisions. The result has been economy of operation with entire elimination of politics in the commonly accepted term of the word.

ALAMEDA STATISTICAL REVIEW

Name of City-Alameda.

Form of Government-City Manager-Council.

Population-40,000.

Area-10.76 square miles.

Altitude-15 feet above sea level.

Climate-Mean annual temperature 56.4 degrees F. ; average rainfall 23 inches.

Parks-5.

Assessed Valuation-$30,074,600 with $1.58 per $100.00 tax rate (1936).

Bonded Debts-$717,697 (1935).

Postal Receipts-$129,648.82 (1936).

Telephones in Service-9,648.

Automobile Registrations-9,783. Churches-21.

Building and Construction-Building permits issued in 1936 valued at $972,815.50.

Hotels-There are 3 hotels and many apartments with transient and permanent accommodations.

Railroads-City served by 3 railroads: Western Pacific, Southern Pacific and Santa Fe.

Airports-In addition to Benton Field, which is the West Coast Army Air Base Repair and Supply Depot, there is also the San Francisco Bay Airdrome centrally located and one of the best equip- ped airports in any community. Pan American Airways now located at Alameda Airport adjoin- ing Benton Field, with mail and passenger service to the Orient, is on the site of the new Federal Naval Air Station in West Alameda.

Amusements-Largest auditorium seats 2,300 persons. 3 theatres, with total seating capacity of 5,000 persons, also Neptune Beach Amusement Park; Municipal Golf course of 150 acres; Aeolian and Encinal Yacht clubs, and Purcell's Plunge.

Hospitals 2: Alameda Sanatorium and Tennant's Maternity Hospital.

Education-Number of public schools 10, including | senior high school. Number of parochial schools I and private 1. Number of pupils in public schools 7,500, in parochial schools 300.

Public Libraries-2 (1 main and 1 branch building ) with total of 75,000 volumes.

City Statistics-Total street mileage 71.5 with 66.5 miles paved. Miles of gas mains 50; of sewers (storm and sanitary) 64.5. Fire department has 51 men, with 3 engines, 2 hose and chemical wagons, and 2 hook-and-ladder trucks, in 4 station houses. Value of fire department real estate and equipment, $124,719. Police department has 38 men, with 1 station and 12 pieces of motor equipment.

ALAMEDA

ALAMEDA: A city of homes and industries, of culture and education, located on the east shore of San Francisco Bay, having an area of 10.76 square miles, with a population of 40,000.

GOVERNMENT: City manager form of government administered by a city manager and a legislative body consisting of five Council members, the president of which is the mayor.

RECREATIONAL: Five beautiful parks conveniently located, equipped with modern apparatus and supervised by competent playground directors ; as well as the nationally known Neptune Beach Park with its huge salt water tank and many forms of amusement; miles of sunbathed, sandy municipal beaches, and private outdoor swimming facilities, provide all forms of diversion for both old and young. Boating in the peaceful waters of the San Francisco Bay and San Leandro Bay, is enjoyed by yachting and motor boat enthusiasts throughout the seasons, while the Annual Regatta and Water Sports Carni- val brings deserved fame to Alameda. Bass and other salt water game fish attract fishermen and lovers of this sport to the environs.

FLOWERS: Lovers of flowers and gardening may in the rich sandy soil of Alameda, produce the choicest of blooms. There are several floral societies and the annual Flower Festival attracts great throngs of enthusiastic admirers.

EDUCATIONAL: In the belief that children are entitled to a well rounded education, ten public schools including a modern High School, which was erected at a cost in excess of a million and a half dollars, are maintained and these together with the State University at Berkeley and the famed Mills College in Oakland, both in close proximity to Alameda, offer everything in the field of education.

PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS: Alameda is now the west base of operations for this international system of over 32,000 miles of airways. World trade routes linking many foreign countries are now augmented by the Trans-Pacific Aerial Route from Alameda to the Orient and a huge trade relation between the Orient and the mainland is growing, as well as mail and passenger service via the gigantic Clipper Ships.

GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES: On Government Island, located in the Estuary separating Ala- meda from Oakland, sixteen modern buildings house the Federal Department of Coast Guard, Bureau of Public Roads and Western Division of Forestry. In west Alameda comprising the site of the Alameda Airport and the former Benton Field, with additional area amounting to some 2,000 acres, is the loca- tion of the Naval Air Station on which the Navy expects to base their seaplanes. This gigantic $15,000,- 000 development is to be under construction at an early date.

LIGHT: The municipally owned Electric Light Plant distributing all light and power to the com- munity, was established in 1887 and has been successfully operated, producing a source of revenue that contributes largely to the low city tax rate.

WATER: Alameda receives its water supply from the East Bay Municipal Utility District through the people's Mokelumne River Mountain water project and distributing system, which assures consum- ers of an ample supply of pure water at a minimum cost.

INDUSTRIES: Careful zoning of industrial lands which has preserved a large acreage, adequately served by rail and water, permits location of large enterprises desiring to establish themselves in the great metropolitan Bay Area. Already many large nationally known industries are located in Ala- meda, and with an ambitious construction program that will reflect itself in industrial development not surpassed by any community, Alameda's future is assured.

ENCINAL TERMINALS: Encinal Terminals, located on the Estuary separating Alameda and Oakland, has terminal warehouse space of 300,000 sq. ft., with berthing space for five large ocean- going vessels, and service as to steamers including Coastal, Intercoastal and Foreign, as well as San Fran- cisco Bay and River Carriers, with routes to all ports. By means of the Alameda Belt Line, connection is had with transcontinental systems: Southern Pacific, Western Pacific and Santa Fe. Complete truck service extends to nearly all interior California points. Specialized service in any detail of all types of freight shipments is afforded, including pool car and storage services.

The Alameda Chamber of Commerce is prepared to furnish information and statistical data of all character, and earnestly invites inquiries.

1938

POLK'S OAKLAND Street and Avenue Guide

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Giving names, location and description of Streets, Avenues, Drives, Boulevards, Ways, Courts and Places in the boundary city lines between Berkeley, Oakland and Alameda, including the Cities of Oakland, Emery- ville and Piedmont, in accordance with the County recorded maps with designated dedicated streets and the Cities' ordinances and as existent up to date. Numerical Streets are compiled following the Alphabetical Section.

E, W, N, S for name East, West, North South. fm from e, w, n, s for direction east, west, north, south. junc junction

trds towards

A- Fm 1300 82d av e to 99th sv 1 8 of }' 14th

ABBOTT OR- Fm Sherwood dr e

ABERDEEN- Fm Loyola e 1 n Hellman ABBEY-

Second e of 85th av Allen- dale av to Penniman ABBOTT WAY (Pied)- N of Moraga av from Max- welton rd

ABERFOIL AV-

Fm Elvessa at w to Rod- erick rd

ACACIA AV-

Fm Redwood rd 1 e Detroit ACTON PLACE-

Fin Athol av and & 19th nw to Lester av Athol ar 102

Lester av

... 251

ADA- Fm Bryant av se to Bway Brst & of Manila av

ADAMS-

Fm 252 Lee ne to Perry

Lee

Perkins

152

Perkins .350

Euclid &V .400

Perry 450

ADAMS PARK-

E a Harrison DW & Grand av w of Bay pl

ADELAIDE-

Fm Huntington ℮

bik 3 n of Tomking av

ADELINE- Fm lat n to 62d and Bkly city line First 100

Third

800 Huntingtoo .4500

ALCALA AV. I'm Oak Knoll blvd e to Mountain blvd

ALCATRAZ AV-

Fm 6400 College av (Berk) w to San Pablo av

1000

College av 300

Benvenue av 330

Hillegass &v 350

Regent 370

Colby 401

Sixteenth

Eighteenth 1800

Harmon Court 520

Raymond 602

Twenty-first 2100

Shattuck av 700 Twenty-second 2200

Oakland idaho 1026

Essex 1050

Herog 1067

Salem 1090

Twenty-eighth

ALDER- Fm 1500 78th av to 80 av 2 n of E 14th

Oakland and Pied fm Har- vard rd 1 ne of Lake Shore av ANTIOCH-

Fm Mountain blvd e 1 n of Moraga av

ANTIOCH COURT- 1 n of Mountain blvd to

Antioch at

ANZA AV- Fm Calaßa e to Golf Linke rd APGAR-

ATHENS AV-

Fm 2501 San Pablo av ₩ to 2250 Market

ATHERTON- Fm 2200 80th av e to 82d

ATHOL AV. Peralta 1Its im Lake Shore blvd and 200 E 18th opp D trne 2d av n to Excelsior av E Eighteenth 100

Wayne av 200

Acton pl

300

800

N fm Broadway ter to Av- E Nineteenth oca av 1 n of Mountain blvd Newton av 350 ARBOR AV- Haddon rd 400 401

Brooklyn av 600

Cleveland 550 Prospect ev 600 Hillgirt Circle 9 601 Melford rd 620

Mckinley &P 650

Reacon 701

Excelsior 701

ATLANTIC Fm Peralta w to Bay 2d a of 7th l'eralta

Campbell 1650

Willow

1700

Wood

1750

Pine 1800

Cedar 1860

ATLAS AV- Fm Victor av at Monterey blvd n to Redwood rd ATWELL AV- W of Coolidge av fm Lynde n to Bona

AUBURN AV- 1 e of College av fm 0000 Harwood av n to Claremont av AUSEON AV- Fm 8650 E 14th n

Holly 1600

Plymouth 1700

Birch 1900

Olive 2000

Blanche

2100

Dowling 2800

AUSTIN-

Fm 2900 Foothill blvd n to E 22d Foothill blvd .2000

AVENAL AV- Fm 5800 Foothill blvd n of 57th av e to Church AVENUE A (Pled)- N of Hagar av im Mountah av e to Mulberry st

AVENUE B (Pied)- S of Hagar av fm Mulberry and Blair av to city line

AVOCA AV- From Leo way to Aquarius way

AVON- Fm 5161 Shafter av w to Miles av

AYALA AV- Fm Vicente and 56th n to Forest and 59th

AZTEX WAY- Fm Asilomar dr to Drake dr B Fm 1200 80th av se to 99th av second a of E 14th BAGSHOTTE DR- Fm Chelton dr n and be- yond Westover dr

BAILEY AV (formerly Lau- rel av In Upper Claremont) E and w. n of Strawberry av BAKER-

Fm 980 61st e of San Pab-

Sixty-Brst. 6100

Sixty-second 6200

Sixty-third ... 6800

Ead Berkeley City Line

BALBOA DR- Fm Colton blvd to Paso Robles dr e of Snake rd

Apgar

Thirty-eighth Thirty-ninth Yerba Buena av Fortieth 4000 Forty-first 4100

Forty-second 4200

Forty-third 4300 Forty-fourth 4400

Forty-Bfth 4500

Forty-eixth .4600

Forty-seventh 4700 4800 Lowell 5201

Fifty-third 5300

Fifty-fourth 6400

Fifty-Bith 5500 Fifty-sixth 5600

5650 Octavia Abbey .. 8600 Alleen Fifty-seventh 6700

.. 8650

Short 3700

Viola

3800

Thirty-eighth av

3900

Thirty-ninth Minna

Genoa

6000

Sixty-first 6100 Stanford av

ADELL COURT- Fm 2000 Hopkins a to

Mootaoa

AERIAL PLACE ( Pled)- 1 a junc Hampton rd and Court rd

AGNES-

Fm Alta rd w of Proctor av se to Sheridan rd

AGUA VISTA-

Fm 38th &V

e to

High

AILEEN-

Fm 5600 Telegraph av w to San Pablo av

Shattuck av

601

Dover 701

Genoa

851

Grove

801

Fm Ocean View dr a 3e of

Bway

Market

901

ALTA AV (Pled)-

Adeline

921

Fm Scenic av to Blair av

Lowell

951

ALTA RD-

Fm Proctor av to Florence

Los Angeles

1001

AITKEN DR-

Off Girvin n to Arrowhead dr

ALACOSTA CT-

From East end av n to city blvd

limits

ALAMEDA AV. Fm Frtvl av e to lice of 36th av thence ne to june of High and Clement and to 45th av and S P Ry

ALBERT-

Fm Madrooe av e 5 n of Hopkins

se Hotel Claremont off Tunnel rd

AMELIA-

Fm 84th av se to 86th av sixth & of E 14th AMITO DRIVE-

Bet Gravatt dr and Alva- rado rd

AMY DRIVE- Fm Maxwelton rd 1 Proctor av w of Moraga av

ANDERSON-

Now KELLER AV

1 blk w Shone av fm Green- ley dr to Sanford

ASCOT CT- W from Ascot dr

ASCOT DR- Fm junc Montera av and La Cuesta n to Skyline blvd ASH- Fm 1520 78th av e to 79th av third n of E 14th

ASHBROOK CT- Formerly BARKER

Twenty-sixth 2600 2700 2800

Thirtieth

2900 3000 3100

Thirty-second 3200

3300

Thirty-fourth 3400

.3500

Thirty-sixth 3600

3700

San Pablo av 3800

ALHAMBRA AV- Be fm Gouldin rd

3900

ALICE-

Fm 3860 Tel Av w to San Pablo av

Grove

ALICIA-

West 800

Linden 950

APPLE- Fm 105th ne

to San Leandro APRICOT- Fm 107th av se to Royal AQUARIUS WAY-

ARBOR DR (Pled)- Fm 1100 Okld av e to Je- rome av first n of Grand av ARCADIA AV- N end Fruitvale av n to Melvin rd ARCHMONT PLACE- Fm Mountain blvd to Fill- mont dr

Fern 4700

Renwick 4800

ALLMAN-

Fm 3751 14th ev W

ALLSTON AV-

now MANCHESTER DRIVE ALMA AV-

Fm Prospect av e of and nr Capell ne to junc of Mathewa av Excelsior av and Park blvd rd ALMA PATH- km junc Trestle Glen and Alme 8 ALMOND-

Fm 2200 90th av se to 96th av

ALPINE TER-

Lake Shore av ARIZONA- Fm Maple av e to 36th av

ARKANSAS --- Fm 3350 Coolidge av e to Laurel av 4 e of Hopkins ARLINGTON AV. Fm Grove to Gaekill Grove 800

Genoa 850

Adeline

900

Lowell 950

Los Angeles 1000

ARMANINO CT-

Fm College ev e bet Har- wood av and Florio ARMOUR DR- N fm Snake rd to Thorn- hill dr

ARROWHEAD DR- Fm Coltoa blvd to Skyline blvd

ARROYO AV (Pled) - Fm Grand av ne to Moati- cello av

ARROYUELO AV- Fm Glen av o to Entrada av 1 n Linda 67 ARTHUR- Fm 64th av e to 79th av 6 n of E 14th

ARTUNA AV (Pled)-

2 w of Blair av im Ricardo av ne

ANDERSON- 1 e 39th av fm Redwood rd to Iteinhardt dr

ANDOVER- Fm 34th to 35th 2 e of Tel av

ANGELO AV- Fm Miona av Dw 1 n of Pennimao

ANNERLEY RD --

ALDER WAY- now DEMING WAY E fm Leona bet Richfield and Donabue

ALEXANDER COURT- Fm 1950 35th av w to Peralta pk 2 n of Foothill blvd

Fm 27th nw to Market 1 Market 900

w San Pablo

ALIDA-

Fm 4200 Lincoln av e to Linnet av

ALISO AV- Fm Carson e and se to Mountain blvd

ALLENDALE AV-

Fm 35th av e to Monti- cello av, 1 D of Brookdale Thirty-fifth av ... .3500

Market 5700

Arlington BY

5750

Fifty-eighth

.5800

Fifty-Dioth 5900

Sixtieth .6000

Eastman High Lilac 4600

ARDEN PL (Oak)- Off of Leimert blvd 1 hlk e of Bridge 1600

ARDEN WAY (Oak). Off of Arden pl 1 blk Leimert Bridge

ARDLEY- Cootinuation of 23d av fm E 31st to Hampel

ARDMORE AV (Oak)- Fm Ashmount av D of and pr Portal av ne to Clarendon Creacent

ARIMO AV- Fm Walevista av De 1 e of

ALTA VISTA AV- I'm Jean to Mira Vista av ALTAMONT AV- Fm Simson to Mountain

ALTURA PLACE- E and w fm eod of Rifle la 1 D of Mountain blvd ALVARADO CT- Fm Alvarado rd at Eucal- yptus Path n of Tunnel rd ALVARADO RD --

200 Madrobe &V 4400

Fifth

400 500 609 700 800 900

Seventh

Eighth

Tenth

Twelfth

1200

Fourteenth

1300 1400 1500 1600 DaDe 450 1700 Telegraph 500

Nineteenth 1900 Twentieth 2000

Berkeley City

Twenty-fourth

2300 2400 2500

Fm 2350 Fruitvale av w to Sausal Creek ASHMOUNT AV (Oak)- Fm Portal av D and oe to La Salle and Sea View av. 1 w of Mandaoa blvd

ASILOMAR DR- formerly Monterey Drive Fm Colton blvd to Drake dr ASPEN PL- Fm Arizona n 1 blk 1 e Laurel ASPINWALL RD- Fm Gouldin rd ne to Thorn- hill dr

BALFOUR AV (formerly N Santa Ray av)- Fin Santa Ray av n to Carleton 1 e Lake Shore ar BALSAM WAY- 1 bik e Skyline blvd off of 18000 Broadway ter BANCROFT AV- Fm 98th av e 8 of E 14th to City Line BANCROFT PL- W . Panoramio way n BANNING DR- Fm Park blvd e to Moore dr 1 n- of Aitken dr BANTRY AV (formerly 73d av)- Fin Hillmont dr to Outlook

BARBARA RD-

Fm 482 Hudson ne to Te- Chicago av mescal cr 1 e of Claremont av Portland ar 425 Extension of Spruce

Fm 251 let n to 19th. 4 @ of Bway 650

82 Geskill 1051

Fm Prospect dr opp Lawton

av e to Buena Viata av

Rosedale av

ACACIA LANE-

4100

BARCELONA- Fm Oak Knoll blvd n 1 e Mountain blvd BARNER AV- Fm end Morgen av 240 ft

BARRETT- Fm 10800 Foothill blvd a to Sheldon BARROWS RD- Fm Creed rd w to Trestle Glen rd

BARTLETT- Fm Davia n to School first w of 35th av Devis 2300

Lynda Deering Brookdale av Penniman av 2900

BARTLETT AV SOUTH now 105th av

BASSUM- Now BERLIN WAY

BATES RO- Circ fm Holman rd to Hol- man rd 1 ne Grosvenor pl BAXTER- Fm 3550 Galindo n BAY ( Emeryvilla)-

Sixty-fifth

$500

Sixty-sixth Sixty-Seventh

6600

End City Line

BAY-

BAY PL-

Fm & P Tracks n to Shorey Fm 5400 Fleming ev nw to Redding st Fleming av 2700

junc of Harriaon

26th ata

Montecito av 102

Vernon

200

Harrison

250

BAY VIEW AV- Fm E 28th opp 9th trna ne to 13th av opp E 32d BAYO-

Fm High w to Patterson av BAYO VISTA AV- S of Fairmount av a to Oak- Iand av

BEACH.

Fm 1652 28th n to Halleck Emeryville

BEACON --

Fm Laka Sbora av e and n to 582 Excelsior av

BEACONFIELD PL- Fm Chelton dr e

BEAL AV-

Three blks e 55th Walnut

av off

BEATIE- Fm 8th av to june 7th av and Ivy dr 1 n of E 24th BEAUDRY ( Emeryville) - Fm 1300 55th n to line of 60th fourth w of San Pablo

Fifty-fifth

5500

Stanford av

5700

Powell

.5800

Fifty-ninth

5900

BEAUFOREST DR ( Merele-

wood )-

Fm Thornhill dr w to Val- ley View dr 6 n of Morega rd BEAUMONT AV-

E of 13th av fm E 38th n to Park blvd BECK-

Fm 64th av 1 a of Foothill hlvd e to Ritchie

BEDFORD- Changed to 76th av

BEECHWOOD DR- Off Country Club dr 1 e

Acacia

BELL AV- Off Bailey av in a circla And rejoining Balley av BELL AV (Pled). Fnı Blair av n to Scenic

BELLA VISTA AV- Fm E 28th opp 10th av ne to 13th av BELLAIRE PL- Fm Lynde n to 1% blk n Bone BELLE- W fm 300 Wood to Bay BELLEVI'E AV-

Fm 375 Paim av e to Per- kina and thence through Laka Side Park

Palm av 350

Van Buren av 400 Avenal av 5800

Belmont 425 Grand av 450 Staten av 500 Ellita av 550 Perkins 565

BELLEVUE AV (Plad).

Fm Mountain av a of Park pl w to Pacific av se of Hagar

BELMONT- Fm 424 Perkine e to Staten av 1 n of Grand av BELVEDERE-

Fm Traak se to Foothill blvd

2 % of Monticello av Trask .5100

Ygnacio .. 5200

Fm 1350 El Centro av ne to ur Sausal ck 2 e of Pork blvd

BENNETT PLACE- Fm Jordan rd e to Moun- taln blvd bet 35th ev and Norton ev

BENTON- Fm Randolph av a to wood- ruff av

BENVENUE AV-

Fm 330 Alcatraz ev n to Bkly city lina 1 w of College BERLIN- Now Eouth Elmhurst av BERLIN WAY- Manla av a and a to School BESITO AV- Off Dartmouth dr 1 a Drury BEST AV- Em Trask to Kingsland av BEULAH PL- Fm Palmer a to Randolph 1 a Hopkins

BEVERLY AV-

Fm 105th av to Durant av

105th av

10500

106th av 10600 107th av 10700

108tl 10800

109th 10900

End Durant av

BIRCH-

Fm 1900 8 1at

105th av

Auseon av

8650

Jones av

9800

Warner av

9850

BIRCH CT- Fm 5800 College av n

BIRDSALL AV-

Monticello av 5000 Meldon ev BISSELL- Now Holly

BLACHFORD CT-

Fm Morley dr e of Ascot dr in Piedmont Pines District

BLAINE- Fm 84th av se to 86th av seventh a of E 14th

BLAIR AV-

Fm Harbord dr w

BLAIR AV (Plad)-

Fm e end of Ricardo av ne to 201 Highland av first w of Oakland av to City Line San Carlos av 16

El Cerrito av 100

Carmel av 200

Draceno av

210

Seventh

Hil'side av

300

Eighth

Bonita av

400

Ninth

Highland av

450

Tenth

BLANCHE-

Fm 2100 82d av se to 87th av

BLENHEIM-

Fm Sao Leandro n to Ap- pricot first e of 107th av

BLOSSOM-

Fm 2601 Frtvl av w to

Sausal ck

BODEN WAY-

Fm Lake Shore av D e to Beacon

BOEHMER-

Fm 37th av to 1 blk w 36th AV 1 s E 8th

BONA-

Fm 2800 Bellaire pl 1 S

Brookdale to Deering st

Orchard

Brook

Piedmont av

Thirty-fourth 3400

Mosswood Park entrance .. 3600

Mosa av

3750

Thirty-eighth

3800

King's Daughtera Home .. 3900

Fortieth

4000

Forty-first

4100

Ridgeway

4175

Garnet

4200

Forty-second

4200

Mather

4300

Technical Sch

4300

Whitmoe

4500

Cole Forty-ninth McAdam 5000 4900 Fifty-fifth av Highland av Trask 5000 Fifty-first 5100

Fm 3629 Grand av w to Vala Vista av

1 BONITA AV ( Pled)- Fm Moraga av sa to Magno- lia av firat a of Highland av Moraga

Ramona av

Lawton av

5800

Park

way

100

Rockridge blvd

5800

Blair

200

Oakland av

300

Keith av

Vista av 340

Magnolia 350 Patton 6100

Chabot rd

BROADWAY EXTENSION- Ne fm Brookaida and Bway BROADWAY TER-

BOOKER- Fm Ivy dr 1 a Park blvd BOSTON AV- Fm junc Bway and Clifton e to Skylina blvd BROCKHURST- Fm Grova w to San Pablo bet 32d and 83d

BROMLEY AV-

Fm 1800 Seminary av e to 64th av

965 Lake Shore av

Grand av

450

Seminary av

5900

Sylvan way

Walker ev

Fairbanka av

Crofton av

500

at Bway

Warfield av

Girard av

Kenmore av

600

Laka Shore 87

BOWLES PL-

S fm 1300 blk Sunnyhilla rd

BOWLING DR-

Fm Country Club dr a to Glenbrook dr 3 n Bway ter BOYCE- Fm Strawberry av to Bailey av nr Berkeley line BOYD AV- Fm 414 Cavour D

Hudson

5400

BRADLEY-

blka W

Shone

Frances

Mountain blvd n to Sanford BRANDON (formerly a end of Pleasant Valley av)- Fm Rose av w to Piedmont av 1 n of Echo av BRANN-

Fm 3000 Seminary av e to 46th av 1 o of Foothill blvd thence angling ne paralleliog Fontbill blvd to 67th av BREED AV-

Fm 105th av e to Durant av 1 n E 14th

BRENTWOOD RD (Oak)- Fm 2000 Melvin rd to Wesley

Carter four blks e of Leimert hlvd

BRIDGE AV-

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Polk's Oakland (California) city directory, 1938, Part 2

Author: R.L. Polk & Co Publication date: 1928 Publisher: Oakland, Calif. : R.L. Polk & Co. Number of Pages: 1142

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1928
Publisher: Oakland, Calif. : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 1142