City of Santa Barbara Historic Landmarks

The City of Santa Barbara Historic Landmarks consist of buildings and sites designated by the City of Santa Barbara, California, as historic landmarks. ^[1] The city also maintains a list of Structures of Merit, a Historic Resources Inventory, and a list of designated and potential Historic Districts. ^[2]

A map displaying the locations of Santa Barbara's designated historic landmarks can be viewed by clicking "OpenStreetMap" in the template found to the right below.

Santa Barbara Historic Landmarks

Landmarks highlighted in blue are also listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Name	Image	Location	Built	Designated	Description
Orena Adobes		27-39 E De la Guerra St. 34°25′35″N119°41′32″W / 34.426360°N 119.692150°W / 34.426360; -119.692150 (Orena Adobes)	1849, 1858	1960	[3]
Lugo Adobe/Meridian Studios		112-116 E De la Guerra St.	c. 1830, 1922, 1923, 1925	1960
Tree of Light		100 W Carrillo St.	c. 1878	1977
Faith Mission/Hotel Savoy		409 State St. 34°24′58″N119°41′41″W / 34.416°N 119.69475°W / 34.416; -119.69475 (Faith Mission/Hotel Savoy)	1889, 1988	1978
Southern Pacific Railroad Station (Amtrak Station)		209 State St. 34°24′49″N119°41′34″W / 34.413708°N 119.692827°W / 34.413708; -119.692827 (Southern Pacific Railroad Station)	1905	1980	Passenger rail station in built in the Spanish Mission Revival style, added to NRHP 2006
Railway Express Agency		224 Chapala St.	1906	1980	Contributing building to Amtrak Railroad Site
Upham Hotel and Annex		1404 De la Vina St. 34°25′24″N119°42′33″W / 34.423400°N 119.709244°W / 34.423400; -119.709244 (Upham Hotel and Annex)	1872, 1900	1980	Italianate Style, designed by Peter J. Barber
Alameda Plaza Bandstand		100 E Micheltorena St. 34°25′39″N119°42′22″W / 34.427414°N 119.706081°W / 34.427414; -119.706081 (Alameda Plaza Bandstand)	1888	1980
Lobero Theatre		33 E Canon Perdido St. 34°25′18″N119°42′00″W / 34.421670°N 119.699987°W / 34.421670; -119.699987 (Lobero Theatre)	1924	1981	Designed by George Washington Smith and Lutah Maria Riggs
Saint Vincent's School and Orphanage/Knights of Columbus Hall		925 De la Vina St. 34°25′08″N119°42′15″W / 34.418775°N 119.704116°W / 34.418775; -119.704116 (Saint Vincent's School and Orphanage/Knights of Columbus Hall)	1874-1875, 1983	1981	Italianate Style, added to NRHP 1982
Buenaventura Pico Adobe		920 Anacapa St.	c.1820	1982
Santa Barbara Courthouse		1120 Anacapa St. 34°25′28″N119°42′09″W / 34.424410°N 119.702610°W / 34.424410; -119.702610 (Santa Barbara Courthouse)	1927-29	1982	Added to NRHP 1981, designated as a National Historic Landmark 2005
El Cuartel		122 E Canon Perdido St.	1788	1982
Canedo Adobe		123 E Canon Perdido St.	1788	1982
Hill–Carrillo Adobe		11-15 E Carrillo St.	1825-26	1982	Added to NRHP 1986; also California Historical Landmark (#721)
Mortimer Cook House		1407 Chapala St. 34°25′27″N119°42′31″W / 34.424228°N 119.708650°W / 34.424228; -119.708650 (Mortimer Cook House)	1872	1982	Italianate house designed by Peter J. Barber. Now the Institute of World Culture
Former Saint Mark's Episcopal Church		2020 Chapala St. 34°25′50″N119°42′59″W / 34.430506°N 119.716306°W / 34.430506; -119.716306 (Former Saint Mark's Episcopal Church)	1875	1982
Charles Caldwell Park Watering Trough and Fountain		1 Hot Springs Rd.	1911-12	1982
Moreton Bay Fig Tree and Park		101 W Montecito St. 34°24′50″N119°41′38″W / 34.413755°N 119.694015°W / 34.413755; -119.694015 (Moreton Bay Fig Tree and Park)	c. 1874, 1877	1982
1) Trussell-Winchester Adobe and 2) Judge Fernald Residence		412 - 414 W Montecito St.	1) 1854 and 2) 1862, 1880, 1962	1982
"Historic" Adobe		715 Santa Barbara St.	c. 1825	1982
Covarrubias Adobe		715 Santa Barbara St.	1817, 1940	1982
Rochin Adobe		820 Santa Barbara St.	1856, c. 1900	1982
Miranda Adobe and Guard House		802 Anacapa St.	Various	1983	Adobe portion only
El Paseo and Casa de la Guerra		808-818 State St., 813-819 Anacapa St., and 9-25 E. de la Guerra St.	1911-24 1928-29	1983
Botiller-Grand Adobe		1023 Bath St.	1844	1983
Hunt-Stambach House		821 Coronel	1873-74	1983	Italianate style house designed by Peter J. Barber
Jimmy's Oriental Gardens and Chung Family home		126 E Canon Perdido Street	1946	September 19, 2018	Both a commercial and residential property, the front is a restaurant and the rear served as a two-story residence. The building stands out because it's made with brick rather than stucco.
Casa De la Guerra		11-19 E De la Guerra St.	1819-27	1983
Italiante Commercial Building		25 E De la Guerra St.	1860	1983	Italianate Commercial Building, Stuccoed Brick
Santiago De la Guerra Adobe		110 E De la Guerra St.	c. 1812	1983
Arrelanes-Kirk Adobe		421 E Figueroa St.	c. 1860	1983
Refugio Cordero Adobe		906 Garden St.	c. 1855, 1969	1983
Gonzales-Ramirez Adobe		835 Laguna St. 34°25′27″N119°41′46″W / 34.424240°N 119.695980°W / 34.424240; -119.695980 (Gonzales-Ramirez Adobe)	1825, 1923, 1956	1983	Adobe home built in 1825 and occupied by the Gonzales family until 1923; designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1970; now houses Randall House Rare Books
Mission Santa Barbara		2201 Laguna St. 34°26′17″N119°42′50″W / 34.437930°N 119.713980°W / 34.437930; -119.713980 (Mission Santa Barbara)	1786, 1815–1820, 1833, 1925	1983	Spanish mission founded by Padre Fermín Lasuén in 1786, designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1960
Arlington Theatre		1317 State St.	1930–31, 1976	1983	Designed by Edwards and Plunkett
Jack's Trough (aka Courtney Fountain)		1790 Sycamore Canyon Rd.	1926	1983
Santa Barbara Junior High School		721 E Cota St.	1932	1985
La Cumbre Junior High School		2255 Modoc Rd.	1927-28	1986
Janssens–Orella–Birk Building		1029-1031 State St.	c. 1859, 1915, 1927	1986	Added to NRHP in 1987
Little Granada Residences		734 E Anapamu St., 725 E. Figueroa St., 1103-1131 N Nopal St.	1921-22	1988
Plaza del Mar Band Shell		100 Castillo St.	1919	1990
Moose-Sturgeon House		1809 Chapala St.	1888	1990	Queen Anne Style House
El Caserio (lane)		924 Garden St.	1930-1937, 1954	1990
Charles Pressley House/Adobe		2210 Hudson Dr.	1924	1990
Ambassador Park		205 W Mason St.	c 1902	1990
White House Building (aka Alexander Building)		717-719 State St.	1896, 1925, 1934	1990
Nardo Building		922 State St.	1887, 1925	1990
SBa-52 Archaeological Site Prehistoric		Restricted	Prehistoric	1991
Hezekiah G. and Pearl Chase Home		2012 Anacapa St.	1904	1991
Frothingham House		232 E Los Olivos St.	1922	1991	Spanish Colonial Revival Style
Street Lamps		3800 Lincoln Rd.	1925	1992
Los Banos del Mar Pool		401 Shoreline Dr.	1931, 1992	1992
Simpson House		121 E Arrellaga St.	1874-75	1993
Recreation Center and Gymnasium		110-114 E Carrillo St.	1913, 1926	1993
McKinley Elementary School and portion of grounds		350 Loma Alta Dr.	1931	1993
Girl Scout House		1836-1838 San Andres St.	1923	1993
Clark Estate St. "Bellosguardo"		1407 E Cabrillo Blvd.	1932-36	1994
Santa Barbara Post Office		836 Anacapa St. 34°25′18″N119°41′55″W / 34.421669°N 119.698730°W / 34.421669; -119.698730 (Santa Barbara Post Office)	1936-37	1995	Mission Revival-influenced Art Deco design; designed by Pasadena architect Reginald Davis Johnson; added to NHRP 1985
Cota-Knox House		914-916 Anacapa St.	1871	1995
Naval Reserve Building		113 Harbor Way	1940-1942, 1997	1995
Carl Oscar Borg House		403 Loma Alta Dr.	1918	1995
Doremus Stone Pine trees		300-800 Blocks E Anapamu St.	1908, 1929	1997	79 mature trees
Fernald Eucalyptus Tree		Santa Barbara St.	c. 1890	1997
National Guard Armory		700-730 E Canon Perdido St.	1938	1998	Main building & rose garden
Former Flying A Film Studios - Green Room		34 W Mission St.	1913	1998
Mission Historical Park		415 Plaza Rubio	192, 1956	1998
Riviera Street Car Shelter		2000 Alameda Padre Serra	1913	1999
City Hall and Pepper Tree		735 Anacapa St.	1924	2000
Moody Sisters Cottage		1086 Coast Village Rd. 34°25′18″N119°38′55″W / 34.421733°N 119.648670°W / 34.421733; -119.648670 (Moody Sisters Cottage)	1932	2001
Calder Residence		206-208 Equestrian 34°25′34″N119°42′09″W / 34.426139°N 119.702429°W / 34.426139; -119.702429 (Calder Residence)	1874	2001	Queen Anne
Franchesca De la Guerra/Dibblee Residence		333 Junipero Plaza	1909	2002
Vaughan Residence		316 E Los Olivos St.	1914	2002	Spanish Colonial Revival Style
Ebbetts Hall		2020 Alameda Padre Serra	1928-29	2004
Grand Staircase/Quadrangle Building		2030 Alameda Padre Serra	1913	2004
Furse Hall		2040 Alameda Padre Serra Furse Hall	1927	2004
Riviera Campus		2020-2050 Alameda Padre Serra	1912-1929	2005
Santa Barbara High School		700 E Anapamu St. 34°25′45″N119°41′38″W / 34.4291637°N 119.6940235°W / 34.4291637; -119.6940235 (Santa Barbara High School)	1924, 1934	2005	Main Building (1924)and Figueroa St. Ticket Booth (1934) [4]
Queen Anne Residence		215 W Valerio St.	1887	2005
D'Alfonso House		1710 Mira Vista Ave.	1930	2007
The Huning Mansion		1732 Santa Barbara St.	1904	2007
Frederick H. Booth House		105 Ontare Hills Ln.	1939	2011
Cottage Hospital Morton Bay Fig Tree		320 W Pueblo St.	c. 1919	2011
Granada Building		1214 State St.	1924	2011
Central Library, Faulkner Gallery		40 E Anapamu St.	1917, 1930	2012
Five Corymbia (Eucalyptus) Trees		40 E Anapamu St.	c. 1930	2012
St. Anthony's Seminary and Grounds		2300 Garden St.	1901-1949	2012	[5]
El Encanto Hotel Historic District		800 Alvarado Place	1913-1930	2013
Veterans Memorial Building		112 W Cabrillo Blvd.	1927	2013	Remodeled in 1937 in the Spanish Colonial Revival style from a 1927 building, added to NRHP 2016
Stark House		1709 Overlook Ln.	1928	2013
The Hodges House		2112 Santa Barbara St.	1921	2013	Italian Mediterranean Style
The Masonic Temple		16 E. Carrillo St. 34°25′19″N119°42′04″W / 34.421944°N 119.701215°W / 34.421944; -119.701215 (Santa Barbara Masonic Temple)	1924	2014	Santa Barbara Masonic Temple, Lodge 192 F&AM
Santa Barbara Club		1105 Chapala St.	1904	2014	Added to NRHP in 2019
Unitarian Church		1535 Santa Barbara St. 34°25′44″N119°42′26″W / 34.428849°N 119.707182°W / 34.428849; -119.707182 (Unitarian Church)	1930	2014
Santa Barbara News-Press building		715 Anacapa St.	1922	2015	Designed by George Washington Smith
Peter Grant House		1804 Cleveland Avenue	1896	2015	Queen Anne style
Mont Joie Residence		931 Las Alturas Rd.	1928	2015
San Marcos Building		1129 State St.	1926	2015
First Church of Christ, Scientist		120 E Valerio St.	1931	2015
Joseph Knowles Mural		38 W Victoria Street	1958	2015
"The Olives"		2121 Garden St.	1888, 1906	2016	Craftsman Style
Rattlesnake Canyon Bridge		1819 Las Canoas Road	1919	2016	Sandstone by mason Peter Poole, added to NRHP 2017
Dolores/Notre Dame School		33 E Micheltorena St.	1926	2016
George Edwards House		1721 Stanta Barbara St.	1887	2016	Queen Anne Style designed by Thomas Nixon
Our Lady of Sorrows Church		33 E Sola	1929	2016
Santa Barbara County National Bank		1000 State St.	1919	2016	Spanish Colonial Revival style designed by Myron Hunt
Ygnacio House		214 E De la Guerra St.	c. 1875	2017
Arnoldi's Restaurant		600 Olive St.	1940	2017
Kem Weber Building		1301-03 State St.	1951	2017
Margaret Baylor Inn/Lobero Building		924 Anacapa St.	1926-27	2018	Designed by Julia Morgan
Alhecama Theatre		215A E Canon Perdido St.	1925	2018
Live Oak Dairy		901 N. Milpas	1939	2018
Trinity Episcopal Church		1500 State St.	1912	2019

See also

• National Register of Historic Places listings in Santa Barbara County, California
• California Historical Landmarks in Santa Barbara County, California

References

1. "City of Santa Barbara Historic Landmarks as of January 29, 2019". City of Santa Barbara. Retrieved July 4, 2019.
2. Historic Preservation, City of Santa Barbara, accessed 27 August 2021.
3. "Oreña Family Legacy". July 20, 2010.
4. Press Release (8 November 2005) "Santa Barbara High School Granted Landmark Status" Archived 2014-06-06 at the Wayback Machine Santa Barbara Unified School District
5. Yamamura, Jean (August 19, 2024). "Who Bought St. Anthony's for $16.7 Million and What Are They Going to Do with It?". The Santa Barbara Independent. Retrieved August 21, 2024.

External links

• Historic Preservation page at the City of Santa Barbara website