Landmarks Directory

1311 Washington St.

One of the original 25 guest bungalows built in 1862 for Sam Brannan's Calistoga Hot Springs Resort, now restored and displayed at the Sharpsteen Museum.

8300 St Helena Hwy

One of Napa Valley's leading family-run wineries, defined by architect William Turnbull Jr.'s influential 1980 barn-inspired modernist design.

1060 Dunaweal Lane

Designed by Michael Graves following an international competition, this 1987 Postmodern winery blends classical references with Napa's agricultural setting.

1026 First Street

Napa's most fully realized Neo-Classical Revival building, featuring Corinthian columns and richly ornamented terra cotta detailing.

1333 3rd St

One of Napa Valley's most distinguished surviving examples of Victorian Gothic church architecture, featuring a soaring corner spire and pointed-arch windows.

1351 2nd Street

One of the few examples of Art Deco civic architecture in Napa County, featuring terra cotta eagles, stylized floral ornament, and an original bas-relief plaster ceiling.

1314 Spring St

One of the earliest stone church buildings in Napa County, featuring dressed stone construction, a steeply-pitched roof, and exposed interior beams.

Between Third St and Riverside Dr

A landscaped cantilevered promenade along the Napa River, championed by developer Harry T. Price and linking downtown Napa to its historic waterfront.

1519 Washington St

A distinctive Orthodox monastery featuring a faithful replica of the 1812 Fort Ross Chapel, with richly adorned iconography and landscaped grounds.

1712 Lincoln Avenue

One of Calistoga's earliest spa resorts, featuring a 1913 Mission Revival bathhouse, 1910s-20s bungalow cottages, and connections to Sam Brannan's original hot springs.

825 Brown St

A High Victorian Italianate government building by the Newsom brothers, the only known courthouse they designed, featuring arched windows, a bracketed cornice, and a historic cupola.

1991 St Helena Hwy

Founded by Finnish sea captain Gustave Niebaum, this massive three-story stone chateau and gravity-flow winery was designed by William Mooser and later restored by Francis Ford Coppola.

2425 Jefferson Street

A 1922 Neoclassical school building with formal entry colonnade, adapted in the 2000s as Napa's education center and public performance venue.

7856 St Helena Hwy

The oldest continuously operating grocery store in California, established in 1881, blending commerce and domestic life characteristic of Napa Valley's early agricultural era.

Pope St

The oldest surviving stone bridge in Napa County, spanning the Napa River with three semicircular arches of locally quarried stone, in continuous use since 1894.

1327-1329 Main Street

A distinctive Queen Anne commercial building featuring a mansard-roofed tower inscribed 'Richie Block 1892' with a Masonic emblem, anchoring St. Helena's historic Main Street.

7801 St Helena Hwy

The first major new winery built in Napa Valley after Prohibition, designed by Cliff May with an iconic arched entryway and bell tower that became symbols of the valley.

1350 Main Street

A downtown Napa fixture for over four decades, this 1930s commercial building housed one of the city's most recognizable independent kitchen supply stores.

1492 Library Ln

One of the few Carnegie libraries built in the Mission Revival style, funded by a $7,500 grant from Andrew Carnegie and designed by Napa architect William Corlett.

1245 Main St

The oldest surviving stone commercial structure in Napa, built in 1875, now serving as a multi-winery tasting room with a rich history as a brewery, saloon, and laundry.

6516 Washington St

A LEED Platinum civic campus combining a library, community center, and town plaza, designed with sustainable features reflecting Napa Valley's rural character.