The City of Berkeley....
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Wikipedia entry http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkeley,_California
Historic Buildings
There are lots of buildings in Berkeley that are designated as local landmarks. Some of the more famous/historically significant (along with the architect/builder are:
- Berkeley Women’s City Club, now Berkeley City Club — Julia Morgan (1929–30)
- First Church of Christ, Scientist — Bernard Maybeck (1910)
- St. John’s Presbyterian Church, now Julia Morgan Center for the Arts — Julia Morgan (1908, 1910)
- William R. Thorsen House, now Sigma Phi Society Chapter House — Charles Sumner Greene & Henry Mather Greene (1908–10)
This list does not include any of the significant buildings on the Cal Campus.
Non-neighborhood Subdivisioning of Berkeley
- The Berkeley Hills
- Area immediately surrounding the Cal Campus, including Downtown
- The Flatlands
