Downtown Hollister Historic District Explained

Downtown Hollister Historic District
Location:	Roughly bounded by Fourth, East, South and Monterey Sts., Hollister, California
Coordinates:	36.85°N -121.4008°W
Architecture:	Italianate, Mission/spanish Revival, Spanish Colonial Revival
Added:	August 14, 1992
Area:	22acres
Refnum:	92000974

The Downtown Hollister Historic District, in Hollister, California, is a historic district which was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1992.

The district includes 53 contributing buildings in a 22acres area roughly bounded by Fourth, East, South and Monterey Streets. It also included 29 non-contributing buildings and 10 parcels that were empty in 1992. It includes Monterey Street and cross-streets from Fourth to South.

Its contributing buildings include:

• Masonic Temple (c.1908), 355 San Benito St., has a domed cupola, a Masonic building
• a Carnegie library
• 135 5th Street, a former post office building, built around 1935 in Spanish Colonial Revival style.^[1]

Notes and References

1. Web site: [{{NRHP url|id=92000974}} National Register of Historic Places Registration: Downtown Hollister Historic District ]. National Park Service. Donald S. Napoli . February 7, 1992 . November 11, 2019. With