Cranston--Geary House
historic place
The Cranston-Geary House is a historic place in Sacramento, California. Located at 2101 G Street in the Boulevard Park neighborhood, it was built in 1909. The architectural firm of Sellon & Hemmings designed the house. George Sellon, a principal in the firm, became California's first State Architect in 1907. Robert E. Cranston commissioned the residence, with a building permit issued in May 1909. The Geary family later owned the property. This house is an exceptional example of California Craftsman architecture. Its design also incorporates elements of the Prairie School style and Japanese influences. The Cranston-Geary House was added to the National Register of Historic Places on January 23, 1998. This listing recognizes its importance as a distinctive expression of the Craftsman style in Sacramento.