Built 1914 (1914) Opened 1914 Phone +1 209-357-6320 | NRHP Reference # 81000162 Area 7,300 m² Added to NRHP 3 September 1981 | |
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Location 1020 Cedar Ave., Atwater, California Architectural style Mission Revival, Prairie Style Address 1020 Cedar Ave, Atwater, CA 95301, USA Similar Sacramento Zoo, Folsom City Zoo Sanctuary, California's Great America, Knott's Berry Farm, Dry Town Water Park | ||
The spirits call me back to the bloss mansion
The Bloss Mansion is a historic house located at 1020 Cedar Ave. in Atwater, California. The house was built in 1914 by George Bloss, the first mayor of Atwater and a prominent donor to the city. The house's design reflects several popular architectural styles of its era. The Mission Revival Style had the greatest influence on the structure, as exhibited in its stucco construction and tile roof. Prairie School elements of the house include its three-part windows, broad eaves, and overall emphasis, while the house's front entrance and side porch have a Classical design with Tuscan columns.
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- The spirits call me back to the bloss mansion
- Earthbound spirits spirit voices at the bloss mansion
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Bloss donated the house to the city in 1963; it now houses the Atwater Historical Society and the Atwater Chamber of Commerce.
The Bloss Mansion was added to the National Register of Historic Places on September 3, 1981.