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Blossom Hill Road, between today's Los Gatos Boulevard and Camden Avenue, that runs along the base of Blossom Hill, in turn named for the scenic blossoms from the vast orchards that once dominated the landscape. The road was extended in the 1950s and
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Singletary — named after Emory C. Singletary's mansion on The
Alameda at this location. Emory Singletary was an early San Jose pioneer, who founded the First National Bank of San Jose in 1874 and was director of the
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Montague
Expressway — named after 1870s Millionaire Wilford Weed Montague's 400-acre "Riverside Farm" where the original Montague Road (between today's Lafayette Street and North First Street) ran along the northern
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McDaniel Avenue — named after Josiah
Jennings McDaniel a Confederate soldier, who married local Amanda Fine and set up their 4-acre family farm ran along Union Avenue (now called Park Avenue) where the street is
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Polhemus — named after
Charles Bispham Polhemus, an early San Jose railroad pioneer that owned the land that would later become Atherton, Millbrae & Menlo Park. Renamed Taylor Avenue in 1960.
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Park Avenue — Originally named Union Avenue during the Civil War when the South Side
Railroad ran along it. Was later renamed Park Avenue when Hanchett Residence Park was developed in 1907.
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Curtner Avenue — named after Henry and Lucy
Curtner, early San Jose pioneers. It was also called Casey Road, after the Lewis Casey family, but renamed Curtner Avenue when they connected.
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McKee — named after Joseph Olcott McKee, who had a farm in the area. He and his father were responsible for helping physically move the state capitol from San Jose to
Vallejo.
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Chapman Street — named after W. S. Chapman, who partnered with Moses Davis in selling the original housing lots in the Rose Garden neighborhood, then called Poplar City.
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Davis Street — named after Moses Davis, who partnered with W. S. Chapman in selling the original housing lots in the Rose Garden neighborhood, then called Poplar City.
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Dry Creek Road — named after the flood of 1866 that changed the flow of the Los Gatos Creek, turning this section into a dry creek river bed, later converted to a roadway.
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Graham Avenue — named after John (Jack) Martin Graham, a baseball columnist for the San Jose Mercury Herald. The street is where the baseball grandstands used to be.
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Randol Avenue — named after James B. Randol, manager of the New Almaden Quicksilver Mine, who was part owner of the Dougherty-Randol Tract where the street is.
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Bollinger Road — named after Christian Bollinger, who was born in Bollinger County, Missouri in 1817 and ended up farming 184 acres on Saratoga Avenue in 1883.
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Moore Street — named after Judge John Moore, renamed Idaho Street in 1933 to reduce confusion with Morse cross street. Shown on an early map as "More" street.
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Fox Avenue — named after Bernard S. Fox, who was Commodore Stockton's tree nurseryman at the Stockton Ranch in 1852, or possibly his nephew Richard D. Fox.
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Sunol Street — named after Spanish settler Antonio Marie Suñol (1796–1865), who partnered with Henry Morris Naglee to convert Mexican land grants in 1857.
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Schiele Avenue — named after Charles M. Schiele, who owned the Pacific Hotel, was on the city council. Schiele Ave and Magnolia Ave were developed by him.
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Lightstone Alley — named after Franz Lichtenstein (Frank Lightston), who own most of the area and operated the first store in San Jose with Charles Weber.
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Magnolia Avenue — named after the Magnolia Trees that were originally planted along the street when the original lots were sold by Charles M. Schiele.
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Hanchett Avenue — named after Lewis E. Hanchett, an early San Jose property developer, who in 1907 developed the Hanchett Residence Park neighborhood.
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Cottle Avenue (not to be confused with Cottle Road) — named after Frank Cottle, who bought the Willows Orchard in 1883 from his father, Royal Cottle.
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Parkmoor Avenue — A play on names of Moorpark Avenue (named after an apricot variety), a nearby parallel street on the other side of Interstate 280.
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Moorpark Avenue — named after the Moorpark apricot imported from England in 1854 by D. C. Vestal, once a major cash crop in Santa Clara County.
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Pellier Avenue & Court — named after Louis Pellier, who founded Santa Clara Valley's prune industry using French prune cuttings and techniques.
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Montgomery Street — named after T. S. Montgomery, a San Jose real estate developer, whose property, hotel and railroad interests are nearby.
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Martin Avenue — named after John Martin, a business partner of Lewis Hanchett and their Hanchett Residence Park development where the street is.
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Race Street (and Race Park) — named after Agricultural Park and the racetrack within it. The county park was later sold and developed into the
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Wilson Avenue — named after United States President Woodrow Wilson and was located at the intersection of the "Open Air Arena" on the Alameda.
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Cahill Street — named after Hiram B. Cahill's five-acre home. The Diridon train station at this location was previously named Cahill Depot.
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Forbes Drive — named after James Alexander Forbes, who owned the New Almaden Quicksilver Mine and helped to establish Santa Clara College.
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Coe Avenue — named after Henry Willard Coe, Sr., a trader in mining supplies who bought 150 acres in the Willows of Santa Clara County.
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King Road — named after Andrew Lewis King, who settled in San Jose in 1851. There were plans to rename it Martin Luther King Jr. Road.
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Hester Avenue — named after the Honorable Craven P. Hester, an early Judge in San Jose, whose home was nearby on the Alameda.
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Di Fiore Drive — named after the Di Fiore family and their cannery and orchard operations in the nearby Burbank neighborhood.
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Booksin Avenue — named after early pioneer Henry Booksin, who owned fruit orchards in the Willows of Santa Clara County.
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Rhodes Court — named after Judge A. L. Rhodes, whose house was at the corner of Rhodes Court and the Alameda.
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Gish Road — named after David Ellison Gish's farm, which he purchased in 1851 after giving up on gold mining.
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Cory Avenue — named after Doctor Benjamin Cory, the first medical practitioner in Santa Clara County in 1847.
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Maybury Road — named after Frank Maybury, an early farmer, who owned a 63-acre farm where the road is today.
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Auzerais Avenue — named after John Auzerais, an early San Jose pioneer. Originally called Sainsevain Street.
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Muller Place — the Muller family, who owned Lou's Village Restaurant and property around it from 1946-2006.
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Bernal Road — named after Ygnacio Bernal's 400 acres of fruit and vegetable farmland in southeast San Jose.
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Locust Street — named after the honey locust tree, one of many streets in the area named after tree types.
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Portal Court & Portal Way — named after Louis Portal, who owned 400 acres of vineyards in San Jose.
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Fowler Road — named after abolitionist Andrew Jackson Fowler's 173-acre ranch, which he bought in 1867.
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Cleaves Avenue — named after San Jose pioneers Jeremiah and Margaret Cleaves, who lived on The Alameda.
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McLaughlin Avenue — named after Edward and Adelia McLaughlin, who moved to the area from Grass Valley.
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Pearl Avenue — named after John Quincy Pearl, who owned 600 acres of the Almaden Valley in 1852.
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Vendome Avenue — named after the mansion of Josiah Belden that later became the Vendome Hotel.
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Phelan Avenue — named after James Duval Phelan, California's first popular elected senator.
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Zanker Road — named after William Zanker, who owned a large section of the Alviso District
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Tully Road — named after John Tully, who owned several thousand acres in Evergreen Valley.
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Fiesta Lane — named after the Fiesta Lane Bowling Alley that used to be at this location.
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Bailey Avenue — There are two streets called Bailey Avenue in the area. The one nearest
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a sequoia grove next to Yosemite (which is also a parallel street to Mariposa Avenue in the
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Cottle Road — named after Warren Cottle, whose ranch bordered Monterey and Snell Roads.
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Lester Avenue — named after Nathan L. Lester, who had a home on nearby Lincoln Avenue.
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Dana Avenue — named after the Dana farm, which was purchased by the city for schools..
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Canoas Garden Avenue — named after the Canoas Creek. Canoas is Portuguese for "canoe".
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Branham Lane — named after early pioneer Isaac Branham, who settled the area in 1846.
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Blach Place — named after Michael S. Blach, the founder of Blach Construction Company
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Berryessa Road — named after San Jose pioneer Nicholas Berryessa and his descendants.
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Harwood Road — named after G. M. Harwood, who planted a vineyard at this site.
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De Mattei Court — named after Michael de Mattei of San Jose Ravenna Paste Company.
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Goodyear Street — named after Miles Goodyear, who owned 30 acres in the area.
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University Street — named for the street that was the main entrance to the
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Idaho Street — originally named Moore Street, renamed Idaho Street in 1933.
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Washington Street — named after United States President George Washington
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Villa Avenue — named to commemorate Brigadier General John J. Pershing's
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Lenzen Avenue — named after San Jose's first and most prolific architect
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Bird Avenue — named after Isaac and Calvert Bird, who lived in the area.
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Virginia Street — Margret Reed's daughter Virginia Elizabeth Backenstoe
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a famous American botanist, who helped Santa Clara Valley's fruit industry.
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Goodwin Avenue — named after San Jose City Manager C. B. Goodwin
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Eastus Drive — named after San Jose Deputy City Manager, John Eastus
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Margaret Street — James Frazier Reed's wife Margret Backenstoe Reed
149:, known in part as the West Valley Freeway and the Stevens Creek Freeway
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Morrison Avenue — named after early San Jose Mayor James Morrison.
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Hamline Street — named in honor of Methodist Episcopal Bishop
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Melrose Avenue — Latin for "honey rose" (sweet and beautiful)
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Cleveland Avenue — named in honor of United States President
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Lindbergh Avenue — named in honor of American aviator
348:, who built the San Francisco to San Jose Railroad company.
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Mission Street — named after the California Missions.
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Mariposa Avenue — Spanish for Butterfly. Named after
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Jackson Street — named after United States President
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Harding Avenue — named after United States President
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and famed first class of students at Stanford University.
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Chaboya Road — named after Antonio Chabolla in 1833.
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More Silicon Valley History — Senter Road, San Jose
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Virginia Avenue — Was previously named Home Street.
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Rosa Street was connected to and renamed Hedding Street.
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1194:"Metroactive Features | Notes from the Underbelly"
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Alum Rock Avenue — named after the misidentified
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Keyes Street — Margret Reed's maiden name, Keyes
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1960s over portions of Kooser Road and Downer Avenue.
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San Salvador Street — Spanish for Holy Savior.
432:Hedding Street — named after Methodist Bishop
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357:Emory Street — named after Methodist Bishop
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233:Bascom Avenue — Ana Maria and her husband
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1247:"Harwood Road in east Los Gatos is a meridian"
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972:"Barack Obama Boulevard dedicated in San Jose"
732:Senter Roard — named after German Senter.
552:McKendrie — named after Methodist Bishop
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1585:"Policy no. 6-5: Street Naming and Renaming"
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949:. San Jose Historical Museum Association.
1052:. April 24, 1934 – via Google News.
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334:Delmas Avenue (downtown San Jose) —
108:Learn how and when to remove this message
57:"List of streets in San Jose, California"
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703:San Carlos Street — named after
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842:Yosemite Avenue — named after
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735:Sequoia Avenue — named after
712:Mission San Fernando Rey de España
623:Brigadier General John J. Pershing
602:Newhall Street — named after
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378:Le Franc Drive — named after
210:Balbach Street — named after
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1522:Curci, Cookie (August 23, 2012).
1395:City of San Jose Council Meetings
1046:"Cleaves Funeral Is Set Tomorrow"
755:Stockton Avenue — Commodore
720:Santa Ana Ave — named after
344:Donohue Drive — named after
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1271:John's Silicon Valley Page
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691:Mission San Juan Bautista
153:California State Route 87
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1642:Lists of streets by city
1574:History San Jose website
1552:"Major City Street List"
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945:Patricis Loomis (1985).
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439:Hensley Street —
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1169:San Jose Evening News
1111:Ten years in Paradise
1077:Delmas Avenue History
737:Sequoia National Park
414:Leonidas Lent Hamline
235:Lewis Hazelton Bascom
219:Vasco Núñez de Balboa
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643:Shasta Hanchett Park
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604:Henry Mayo Newhall
518:Ferdinand Magellan
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