Original image caption
Dunne Mansion – The Alameda "The Beautiful Way"
Built: 1896
Style: Queen Anne Victorian
1818 The Alameda
San Jose, CA
Historical Landmark/Historic Preservation
This building is the last remaining Victorian architecture on The Alameda and the oldest building on the street. The mansion was restored in 2022
At one time, The Alameda was a street of grand homes. Most of the remaining houses have been converted into office space.
Explore San Jose•David C. Hill Photography
The Dunne Mansion – The Alameda "The Beautiful Way"
Built: 1896
Style: Queen Anne Victorian
1818 The Alameda
San Jose, CA
Peter J Dunne purchased the home from James V. Kelly in 1901.
Original image caption
Dunne Mansion – The Alameda "The Beautiful Way"
Built: 1896
Style: Queen Anne Victorian
1818 The Alameda
San Jose, CA
Historical Landmark/Historic Preservation
This building is the last remaining Victorian architecture on The Alameda and the oldest building on the street. The mansion was restored in 2022
At one time, The Alameda was a street of grand homes. Most of the remaining houses have been converted into office space.
Explore San Jose•David C. Hill Photography
Original image caption
Dunne Mansion – The Alameda "The Beautiful Way"
Built: 1896
Style: Queen Anne Victorian
1818 The Alameda
San Jose, CA
Historical Landmark/Historic Preservation
This building is the last remaining Victorian architecture on The Alameda and the oldest building on the street. The mansion was restored in 2022
At one time, The Alameda was a street of grand homes. Most of the remaining houses have been converted into office space.
Explore San Jose•David C. Hill Photography
Original image caption
Dunne Mansion – The Alameda "The Beautiful Way"
Built: 1896
Style: Queen Anne Victorian
1818 The Alameda
San Jose, CA
Historical Landmark/Historic Preservation
This building is the last remaining Victorian architecture on The Alameda and the oldest building on the street. The mansion was restored in 2022
At one time, The Alameda was a street of grand homes. Most of the remaining houses have been converted into office space.
Explore San Jose•David C. Hill Photography
"Peter Dunne graduated from the Santa Clara College in 1884 with the degree of B. S., and then he engaged in business in San Francisco. In 1895 he moved to San Jose and took charge of his mother's estate. San Felipe Ranch. History of Santa Clara County", California published in 1922
Historical Landmark/Historic Preservation
The home is the last remaining Victorian architecture on The Alameda and the oldest building on the street. The mansion was restored in 2022
At one time, The Alameda was a street of grand homes. The 1906 Earthquake caused severe damage to homes on The Alameda. Many were rebuilt after the earthquake Years later several of the homes were replaced by commercial buildings. Most of the remaining homes have been converted into office space.
Reccomened reading The Alameda" The Beautiful Way" by Shannon E. Clark
Explore San Jose•David C. Hill Photography
Originally shared on Explore San Jose · December 13, 2022