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Category Archives: Leo Nichols
564 El Dorado, Oakland
Today we feature an unusual hybrid residence that blurs the line between Victorian and colonial revival. It is reportedly the work of prolific East Bay architect Leo Nichols who was known to work in a variety styles but rarely to … Continue reading
Posted in Architect-Designed, Colonial Revival, Leo Nichols
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