Panoramic Hill Walk Itinerary
        
U C Stadium, 1923 - had dramatic effect on neighborhood

1 Orchard Lane: Walter Steilberg House (1922)
 He designed many houses on hill
 
9 & 11 Panoramic Way: Price Apartments (Julia Morgan, 1912)
 Commissioned by professor of classics;
  each of 4 apartments has own maid's quarters
 
3 Orchard Lane (E G Bangs, 1916)
 
4 Mosswood Lane: Steilberg Fabricrete Cottage (1930)
 Designed after 1923 fire, uses little wood;
  note mini-spiral staircase, breakfast alcove
  
View of stadium to left

13 Mosswood Road: Bell-Feldman House (F L Wright, 1939 & 1974)
 Hexagonal plan, light bulbs built into fireplace
 
21 Mosswood Road: Mouser House (1888, moved and altered 1910)

29 Mosswood Road: Parsons House (W Steilberg, 1921)
 had many artistic guests, lodgers: Wm. Keith, Ansel Adams,
  Pr. B H Lehman, author of 1925 novel "Wild Marriage"

37 Mosswood Road: Allen House (Walter Ratcliff, 1911)

Arden Steps, used on return trip down hill

11 Mosswood: Jepson House (J Morgan, 1925 & 1930)
 Willis Lynn Jepson was professor of botany at UCB,
  interested in Steilberg's daughter, struck out
  
Dangerous curve here; stay to edge of road by Straight Stair

Up Orchard Lane; many steps but several landings to pause at

70 Arden Road: Gardner Cottage over garage (W Wurster, 1941)

Up Arden Path; watch your step (named for Shakespearean forest)

255 Panoramic Way: Havens House, gem of modernism (1941)
 built for Shattuck heir; hard to see from road, alas
 
280 Panoramic Way: Frank La Fontaine House (~1906)
 "the old Frenchman" built one of earliest homes on hill
 tennis court, sprinklers, fire hoses added in 1930's
 
Up to connector, sundial, Oakland

  Extensions to walk:
  
Canyon Road: old road up Strawberry Canyon before stadium

Hillside Court (1905):

 - north fork of Derby Creek borders Fernwald estate
 
 - 11 Hillside Ct: Greene House (1909)
 
 - 15 Hillside Ct: Maxwell House (J H Thomas, 1907)
 
 - 14 & 18 Hillside Ct: Peters Houses (J H Thomas, 1914)
 
 - 19 Hillside Ct: Joseph Le Conte Jr. House (1908)