
The city of Hollister was officially incorporated as a city in 1872. It was named after Colonel William Wells Hollister, the man who sold his land to the San Justo Homestead Association, the group of men who founded the city.
Many of the houses built in the early years of the city still stand. As you stroll down the tree-lined residential streets of downtown Hollister, you can see various architectural styles, including the pioneer, Italianate, Queen Anne, Craftsman bungalow, and Mediterranean Revival styles. Quaint as all get out.
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As you say Quaint. beautiful picture.
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Thanks, Yvonne. :-)
DeleteSuch a lovely word from Q. I like how you use it to describe Hollister.
ReplyDeleteQuaint and cute is the original part of town. Yep. :-)
DeleteI would live in that house in that Quaint little town in a HEART BEAT!!
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Me, too. I'd want to spend a lot of the time on that porch.
DeleteLovely photo :)
ReplyDeleteThanks! Glad you could stop by this way, too.
DeleteI love quaint little towns with old-style houses.
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And tree-lined streets. :-)
DeleteHi Su'sieee .. love the quaintness of Hollister and it does look a gorgeous place.
ReplyDeleteThe word too - conjures oldee worldee with overflowing gardens and tidy, neat, not always perfect properties and land around ..
Great - cheers Hilary
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ReplyDeleteI love looking at old houses!
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