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Category Archives: John Hudson Thomas
800 Shattuck, Berkeley
Today we feature a wonderful John Hudson Thomas residence in the Viennese Secessionist style for which he is best known. The home is one of three that were built at the corner of Indian Rock and Shattuck for developer John … Continue reading
12 Hillcrest, Berkeley
The Hupp house is one of a pair of showy high period John Hudson Thomas homes situated at the very end of Hillcrest Court. It is a prime example the trademark inventiveness and outsized detailing for which Thomas is most … Continue reading
1012 Cragmont, Berkeley
This exceptional Berkeley hills residence is an extremely late design by John Hudson Thomas for longtime Berkeley High science teacher Gertrude Anthony. The home was built less than five years before the end of Thomas’ life and it represents a … Continue reading
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17 Roble, Berkeley
Today we feature a sizable Spanish colonial residence attributed to John Hudson Thomas. The home is full of the oversized embellishments for which Thomas is best known and boasts some particularly creative detailing. Thomas’ later homes such as this one … Continue reading
1010 Oxford, Berkeley
The Mitchell house is a relatively early John Hudson Thomas designed shingle home built in 1914. Like many of Thomas’ early designs, the home appears deceptively modest from the street with the bulk of the lower floor masked by the … Continue reading
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2937 Magnolia, Berkeley
At the beginning of this year we featured an exceptional bungalow on Ashby Street that was one of the earliest known homes designed by John Hudson Thomas. The home was in pretty amazing original condition with very few alterations having … Continue reading
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961 Indian Rock, Berkeley
Today we feature a wonderful John Hudson Thomas home in the Viennese Secessionist style for which he is best known. The home is one of three that were built at the corner of Indian Rock and Shattuck for developer John … Continue reading
2821 Ashby, Berkeley
This exceptional one and one half story John Hudson Thomas craftsman bungalow is in really amazing original condition. The interior spaces are simply filled with unpainted redwood. From the south facing inglenook to the living room and dining room which … Continue reading
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19 Arlington Court, Kensington
This oversized Kensington Spanish colonial revival has some nice original details. It is attributed to John Hudson Thomas and has some characteristically Thomas features such as the massive rough-hewn post and beam construction with curved knee braces. The home is … Continue reading
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