Northside - City of Riverside

Most one- and one-and-a-half story examples are more modest and, though
constructed throughout the survey area, the earliest examples are concentrated in
Fairmount Heights and the Southeast Quadrant.
2988 Fairmount Bl. (1900) 2841 Fairmount Bl. (ca. 1909) 2996 Fairmount Bl. (1914)
3021 Lime Street (1915) within Southeast Quadrant
Many single-family residences were constructed during this period along the
residential parts of Main Street, both above and below what is now SR-60, and eight
were added to File’s Island. In addition, the streets that bordered the Main Street
arterial north of SR-60 and south of Strong Street included many examples, though
all the residences along Oakley Avenue were demolished with the construction of
the freeway in 1960-63. Main Street north of SR-60 still evidences its residential past
among the neighborhood school - Fremont Elementary (1917) – with some modern
commercial/automotive buildings mixed in. Among later examples, two
Craftsman/California Bungalow examples (1735 and 1816 Main Street) are still
extant in this portion of Main Street, which is still primarily single-family residential
in nature and use.
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