National Register of Historic Places listings in San Juan, Puerto Rico

This portion of National Register of Historic Places listings in Puerto Rico covers the municipality of San Juan.

National Register entries listed below are found in San Juan municipality, highlighted here.

Names of places given are as appear in the National Register, reflecting name as given in NRHP application at the date of listing. Note, the National Register name system does not accommodate Spanish á, ñ and other letters.


          This National Park Service list is complete through NPS recent listings posted November 22, 2024.[1]

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[2] Name on the Register Image Date listed[3] Location Barrio Description
1 Acueducto de San Juan
 
Acueducto de San Juan
June 21, 2007
(#07000585)
Flamboyán St.
18°23′21″N 66°03′32″W / 18.3892°N 66.0588°W / 18.3892; -66.0588 (Acueducto de San Juan)
El Cinco Spanish-built waterworks from 1846 that was integral for the development of Río Piedras, includes an aqueduct, filtration plant and hydrological structures that make use of the nearby Piedras River.
2 Administration Building
 
Administration Building
October 26, 1983
(#83004195)
University of the Sacred Heart campus, Rosales and San Antonio Sts.
18°26′33″N 66°03′32″W / 18.4425°N 66.0589°W / 18.4425; -66.0589 (Administration Building)
Santurce University of the Sacred Heart administration building and chapel built in a Classical Revival style in 1906. Also known as Portico and Chapel of the Sacred Heart University.
3 Antiguo Casino de Puerto Rico
 
Antiguo Casino de Puerto Rico
September 22, 1977
(#77001554)
1 Ponce de León Ave.
18°27′58″N 66°06′41″W / 18.4661°N 66.1114°W / 18.4661; -66.1114 (Antiguo Casino de Puerto Rico)
San Juan Antiguo Beaux Arts casino building from 1917, used as an officers' club, music school, cultural headquarters, reception hall and event venue by the United States Army and the government of Puerto Rico throughout its history.
4 Biblioteca Carnegie
 
Biblioteca Carnegie
October 20, 1983
(#83004196)
Ponce de León Ave., Puerta de Tierra
18°27′59″N 66°06′31″W / 18.4664°N 66.1085°W / 18.4664; -66.1085 (Biblioteca Carnegie)
San Juan Antiguo Classical Revival Carnegie library building from 1915 that was the first purpose-built library in the territory.
5 Hiram Bithorn Municipal Stadium
 
Hiram Bithorn Municipal Stadium
January 22, 2014
(#13001118)
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Ave.
18°25′00″N 66°04′23″W / 18.4167°N 66.0731°W / 18.4167; -66.0731 (Hiram Bithorn Municipal Stadium)
Hato Rey Norte Ballpark from 1962 designed by Pedro Miranda and built to replace the smaller Sixto Escobar Stadium. In addition to serving as an event and concert venue, it has also served as the territory's national stadium and hosted the 1979 Pan American Games.
6 El Capitolio de Puerto Rico
 
El Capitolio de Puerto Rico
November 18, 1977
(#77001555)
Ponce de León and Muñoz Rivera Avenues
18°28′00″N 66°06′21″W / 18.4668°N 66.1059°W / 18.4668; -66.1059 (El Capitolio de Puerto Rico)
San Juan Antiguo The seat of government of Puerto Rico, a Classical Revival / Beaux Arts building from 1929, designed by Rafael Carmoega and inspired by the Low Memorial Library from Columbia University. Often referred to as the Palace of the Laws (Palacio de las Leyes).
7 Carcel de Puerta de Tierra[a]
 
Carcel de Puerta de Tierra
August 11, 1976
(#76002253)
Ponce de León Ave., Stop 8, Puerta de Tierra
18°27′49″N 66°05′32″W / 18.4636°N 66.0923°W / 18.4636; -66.0923 (Carcel de Puerta de Tierra)
San Juan Antiguo Spanish Neoclassical building from 1887 that has functioned as a prison, a Bacardi factory and public library. Today it hosts the Puerto Rico General Archives.[4]
8 Casa Dr. Bailey K. Ashford
 
Casa Dr. Bailey K. Ashford
September 16, 2022
(#100008175)
1312 Ashford Ave.
18°27′18″N 66°04′10″W / 18.455034°N 66.069346°W / 18.455034; -66.069346 (Casa Dr. Bailey K. Ashford)
Santurce Historic house and former residence of physician and Nobel Prize in Medicine nominee Bailey Ashford, former member of the Puerto Rico School of Tropical Medicine and founder of the Puerto Rico Anemia Commission.
9 Casa de España
 
Casa de España
July 5, 1983
(#83002294)
Ponce de León Ave.
18°27′59″N 66°06′29″W / 18.4664°N 66.1080°W / 18.4664; -66.1080 (Casa de España)
San Juan Antiguo Exotic / Moorish Revival house from 1932, designed by Pedro Adolfo de Castro for a private Spanish-Puerto Rican social club. It includes a replica of the Court of the Lions from the Alhambra.
10 Casa Gonzalez Cuyar
 
Casa Gonzalez Cuyar
March 4, 2024
(#100010033)
#225 Calle del Parque
18°26′50″N 66°03′51″W / 18.4473°N 66.0643°W / 18.4473; -66.0643 (Casa Gonzalez Cuyar)
11 Casa Klumb
 
Casa Klumb
November 14, 1997
(#97001307)
1 Ramón B. López Ave.
18°23′58″N 66°02′06″W / 18.3995°N 66.0350°W / 18.3995; -66.0350 (Casa Klumb)
Oriente Modernist home from 1947 designed and lived by Henry Klumb until his death. It was destroyed by a fire in 2020.
12 Casa Dra. Concha Meléndez Ramírez
 
Casa Dra. Concha Meléndez Ramírez
June 30, 2011
(#11000414)
1400 Vilá Mayo St., at Manuel Rodríguez Serra St.
18°27′10″N 66°04′02″W / 18.4527°N 66.0673°W / 18.4527; -66.0673 (Casa Dra. Concha Meléndez Ramírez)
Santurce Longtime home of writer, educator and first female member of the Puerto Rican Academy of Languages Concha Meléndez. The house itself is notable for its 1930s Spanish Colonial Revival architecture. Also a National Historic Landmark.
13 Casa Vigil
 
Casa Vigil
July 23, 2018
(#100002694)
1018 Calle Ferrocarril
18°24′00″N 66°02′59″W / 18.4000°N 66.0497°W / 18.4000; -66.0497 (Casa Vigil)
Pueblo Historic vernacular residence from the late-19th century representative of the last wooden houses in the city before the construction trends shifted to concrete.
14 Central High School
 
Central High School
August 4, 1987
(#87001309)
Ponce de León Ave.
18°26′53″N 66°04′11″W / 18.4481°N 66.0698°W / 18.4481; -66.0698 (Central High School)
Santurce Spanish Renaissance-inspired building from 1925.
15 Church of San Mateo de Cangrejos of Santurce
 
Church of San Mateo de Cangrejos of Santurce
January 2, 1985
(#85000044)
Corner of San Jorge St. and Eduardo Conde Ave.
18°26′40″N 66°03′48″W / 18.4445°N 66.0634°W / 18.4445; -66.0634 (Church of San Mateo de Cangrejos of Santurce)
Santurce Historic 1832 parish church designed by Pedro Cobreros. Part of the Historic Churches of Puerto Rico MPS.
16 Church, School, Convent and Parish House of San Agustín
 
Church, School, Convent and Parish House of San Agustín
December 30, 1985
(#85003194)
265 Ponce de León Ave.
18°27′56″N 66°05′56″W / 18.4656°N 66.0989°W / 18.4656; -66.0989 (Church, School, Convent and Parish House of San Agustín)
San Juan Antiguo 1915 concrete church and adjacent Augustinian convent and Catholic school located in the Puerta de Tierra Historic District.
17 Colegio de las Madres del Sagrado Corazón
 
Colegio de las Madres del Sagrado Corazón
November 25, 1985
(#85002908)
951 Ponce de León Ave.
18°27′15″N 66°04′46″W / 18.4543°N 66.0794°W / 18.4543; -66.0794 (Colegio de las Madres del Sagrado Corazón)
Santurce Former Catholic convent from 1880, now part of the Conservatory of Music of Puerto Rico.
18 Condado Vanderbilt Hotel
 
Condado Vanderbilt Hotel
November 25, 2005
(#08001110)
1055 Ashford Ave.
18°27′31″N 66°04′34″W / 18.4587°N 66.0760°W / 18.4587; -66.0760 (Condado Vanderbilt Hotel)
Santurce Warren and Wetmore-designed Mission/Spanish Revival style hotel from 1919 that marked the beginning of the large-scale tourism industry in Puerto Rico.
19 Rafael Cordero Graded School
 
Rafael Cordero Graded School
November 19, 2020
(#100005816)
Calle Aurora Esq. Horae Prada 15
18°27′04″N 66°04′51″W / 18.4511°N 66.0809°W / 18.4511; -66.0809 (Rafael Cordero Graded School)
Santurce A historic vocational high school building.
20 Distrito Histórico del Viejo San Juan – Old San Juan Historic District
 
Distrito Histórico del Viejo San Juan – Old San Juan Historic District
October 10, 1972
(#72001553)
Northwest triangle of San Juan Islet; also roughly bounded by Muñoz Rivera and Ponce de León Avenues, Paseo de Covadonga, and J. A. Corretejer and Recinto Sur Streets
18°27′58″N 66°06′55″W / 18.4661°N 66.1154°W / 18.4661; -66.1154 (Distrito Histórico del Viejo San Juan – Old San Juan Historic District)
San Juan Antiguo Historic district that represents the oldest permanent European-established settlement in Puerto Rico and in the United States jurisdiction. Second set of boundaries represents a boundary increase of July 30, 2012 (#12000465). Designated a National Historic Landmark District on February 27, 2013 (#13000284).
21 Edificio Aboy
 
Edificio Aboy
September 28, 2001
(#01001069)
603 Aboy St.
18°27′15″N 66°04′51″W / 18.4541°N 66.0809°W / 18.4541; -66.0809 (Edificio Aboy)
Santurce Art Deco building from 1937, also known as Le Faro, designed by Jorge Julia Pasarell.
22 Edificio Comunidad de Orgullo Gay de Puerto Rico
 
Edificio Comunidad de Orgullo Gay de Puerto Rico
May 2, 2016
(#16000237)
3 Saldaña St.
18°24′02″N 66°03′07″W / 18.4006°N 66.0519°W / 18.4006; -66.0519 (Edificio Comunidad de Orgullo Gay de Puerto Rico)
Pueblo Mediterranean Revival apartment building and former LGBT community center located in downtown Río Piedras that historically represents the first organized attempt to confront discrimination against the local LGBTQ community.
23 Edificio del Valle
 
Edificio del Valle
November 20, 2004
(#04001243)
1118 Ponce de León Ave.
18°27′04″N 66°04′31″W / 18.4512°N 66.0754°W / 18.4512; -66.0754 (Edificio del Valle)
Santurce Mixed-use Mission/Spanish Revival building from 1941, designed by Rafael Carmoega Morales.
24 Edificio Patio Español
 
Edificio Patio Español
February 18, 2005
(#05000061)
153 Cruz St.
18°27′57″N 66°06′58″W / 18.465927°N 66.116224°W / 18.465927; -66.116224 (Edificio Patio Español)
San Juan Antiguo Mission/Spanish Revival, Eclectic building from 1937, also known as La Filarmonica, designed by Eduardo Fossas López.
25 Edificio Victory Garden
 
Edificio Victory Garden
October 13, 2004
(#04001149)
1001 Ponce de León Ave., corner of Elisa Colberg St.
18°27′13″N 66°04′43″W / 18.453514°N 66.078582°W / 18.453514; -66.078582 (Edificio Victory Garden)
Santurce Mission/Spanish Revival building from 1936, designed by Pedro Adolfo de Castro.
26 Escuela Brambaugh
 
Escuela Brambaugh
May 5, 1989
(#89000324)
San Juan Bautista St. and Ponce de León Ave.
18°27′55″N 66°05′44″W / 18.465266°N 66.095597°W / 18.465266; -66.095597 (Escuela Brambaugh)
San Juan Antiguo From 1913, also known as Puerta de Tierra Public School.
27 Escuela Graduada José Celso Barbosa
 
Escuela Graduada José Celso Barbosa
May 19, 1989
(#89000406)
Ponce de León Ave.
18°27′57″N 66°06′04″W / 18.465928°N 66.101217°W / 18.465928; -66.101217 (Escuela Graduada José Celso Barbosa)
San Juan Antiguo Classical Revival style school from 1927.
28 Escuela Ruiz Belvis
 
Escuela Ruiz Belvis
August 31, 2022
(#100008115)
Fernandez Juncos Ave. (formerly known as Carretera Nueva), Stop 16 1/2
Coordinates missing
29 El Falansterio de Puerta de Tierra
 
El Falansterio de Puerta de Tierra
May 3, 1984
(#84003166)
Bounded by railroad right-of-way, Fernández Juncos Avenue, and Matías Ledesma and San Juan Bautista Streets
18°27′48″N 66°05′47″W / 18.463390°N 66.096414°W / 18.463390; -66.096414 (El Falansterio de Puerta de Tierra)
San Juan Antiguo New Deal era Art Deco public housing complex from 1937. Originally known as the Puerta de Tierra Tenement Group Project A and established by the FERA-funded Puerto Rico Reconstruction Administration.
30 Faro del Morro
 
Faro del Morro
October 22, 1981
(#81000693)
Summit of San Felipe del Morro Castle
18°28′16″N 66°07′25″W / 18.471053°N 66.123614°W / 18.471053; -66.123614 (Faro del Morro)
San Juan Antiguo Oldest lighthouse in Puerto Rico, the current Moorish Revival-style version was however first lit in 1908. Located in Castillo San Felipe del Morro.
31 Figueroa Apartments
 
Figueroa Apartments
September 14, 2000
(#00001124)
601 Fernández Juncos Ave.
18°27′26″N 66°05′12″W / 18.457184°N 66.086744°W / 18.457184; -66.086744 (Figueroa Apartments)
Santurce Art Deco building from 1935 designed by Armando Morales Cano.
32 La Fortaleza
 
La Fortaleza
October 15, 1966
(#66000951)
Between San Juan Bay and Recinto Oeste St., at Fortaleza St.
18°27′51″N 66°07′09″W / 18.464201°N 66.119294°W / 18.464201; -66.119294 (La Fortaleza)
San Juan Antiguo Former fortress from 1533, also known as the Santa Catalina Palace, part of the fortification system of San Juan it is now the official residence of the governor of Puerto Rico and the oldest executive mansion in continuous use in the Western Hemisphere.
33 Fortín de San Gerónimo de Boquerón
 
Fortín de San Gerónimo de Boquerón
October 11, 1983
(#83004199)
Puerta de Tierra
18°27′46″N 66°05′03″W / 18.462841°N 66.084199°W / 18.462841; -66.084199 (Fortín de San Gerónimo de Boquerón)
San Juan Antiguo Small fortress from 1791, built at El Boquerón, in the entrance of Condado Lagoon, to provide defense against land and northeast attacks. Part of the Línea Avanzada historic district. Today it is preserved as the Military History Museum of Puerto Rico.
34 La Giralda
 
La Giralda
August 11, 2008
(#08000786)
651 José Martí St.
18°27′19″N 66°05′07″W / 18.455288°N 66.085308°W / 18.455288; -66.085308 (La Giralda)
Santurce Classical Revival and Victorian residence from 1910, designed by Francisco Valinés Cofresí.
35 Gran Logia Espiritual Número 1
 
Gran Logia Espiritual Número 1
June 8, 2008
(#06000507)
1612 Antonsanti St.
18°26′46″N 66°03′52″W / 18.446077°N 66.064383°W / 18.446077; -66.064383 (Gran Logia Espiritual Número 1)
Santurce Classical Revival-style Spiritualist meeting hall from 1910.
36 Hotel Normandie
 
Hotel Normandie
August 29, 1980
(#80004295)
Ponce de León Ave. and San Gerónimo St.
18°27′52″N 66°05′15″W / 18.464493°N 66.087412°W / 18.464493; -66.087412 (Hotel Normandie)
San Juan Antiguo Hotel that is a spectacular example of Streamline Moderne architecture, inspired by the Art Deco-style design of the ship SS Normandie.
37 House at 659 Concordia Street
 
House at 659 Concordia Street
October 18, 1991
(#91001501)
659 Concordia St., Miramar
18°27′09″N 66°04′56″W / 18.452497°N 66.082298°W / 18.452497; -66.082298 (House at 659 Concordia Street)
Santurce Mission/Spanish Revival house from 1935, designed by Joseph O'Kelly.
38 House at 659 La Paz Street
 
House at 659 La Paz Street
January 30, 1992
(#91002007)
659 La Paz St., Miramar
18°27′10″N 66°04′58″W / 18.452857°N 66.082787°W / 18.452857; -66.082787 (House at 659 La Paz Street)
Santurce Mission/Spanish Revival house from 1928, designed by Pedro Adolfo de Castro.
39 House at 663 La Paz Street
 
House at 663 La Paz Street
October 18, 1991
(#91001500)
663 La Paz St., Miramar
18°27′09″N 66°04′58″W / 18.452633°N 66.082882°W / 18.452633; -66.082882 (House at 663 La Paz Street)
Santurce Another Mission/Spanish Revival house designed by Pedro Adolfo de Castro.
40 House at 665 McKinley Street
 
House at 665 McKinley Street
October 19, 1991
(#91001502)
665 McKinley St., Miramar
18°27′19″N 66°05′02″W / 18.455259°N 66.083858°W / 18.455259; -66.083858 (House at 665 McKinley Street)
Santurce Vernacular Spanish Creole house from 1906.
41 Instituto Loaiza Cordero para Ninos Ciegos Historic District – Distrito Historico Instituto Loaiza Cordero para Ninos Ciegos[b]
 
Instituto Loaiza Cordero para Ninos Ciegos Historic District – Distrito Historico Instituto Loaiza Cordero para Ninos Ciegos
October 23, 2018
(#100002935)
1312 Fernández Juncos Ave.
18°26′50″N 66°04′27″W / 18.447157°N 66.074081°W / 18.447157; -66.074081 (Instituto Loaiza Cordero para Ninos Ciegos Historic District – Distrito Historico Instituto Loaiza Cordero para Ninos Ciegos)
Santurce Former Mediterranean Revival-style hospital and school complex for blind children founded by Loaiza Cordero del Rosario in 1925.
42 Rafael M. Labra High School
 
Rafael M. Labra High School
August 4, 1987
(#87001308)
Ponce de León and Roberto H. Todd Aves.
18°27′00″N 66°04′28″W / 18.450072°N 66.074406°W / 18.450072; -66.074406 (Rafael M. Labra High School)
Santurce Georgian style school building from 1916. Now functions as the Puerto Rico Museum of Contemporary Art.
43 Línea Avanzada
 
Línea Avanzada
September 25, 1997
(#97001136)
Eastern portion of the San Juan Islet
18°27′53″N 66°05′26″W / 18.464645°N 66.090544°W / 18.464645; -66.090544 (Línea Avanzada)
San Juan Antiguo Defensive fortification system established in 1797 to defend the city of San Juan from land-based and northeastern pirate and foreign attacks. Built to complement the fortification systems of northwestern San Juan.
44 Miami Building
 
Miami Building
August 23, 1984
(#84003169)
868 Ashford Ave.
18°27′37″N 66°04′50″W / 18.460336°N 66.080441°W / 18.460336; -66.080441 (Miami Building)
Santurce Art Deco building from 1936, designed by Pedro Méndez Mercado.
45 Luis Muñoz Rivera Park
 
Luis Muñoz Rivera Park
November 14, 2007
(#07001195)
Ponce de León Ave., Stop 8, Puerta de Tierra
18°27′52″N 66°05′28″W / 18.464406°N 66.090986°W / 18.464406; -66.090986 (Luis Muñoz Rivera Park)
San Juan Antiguo Park with Beaux Arts and Picturesque architecture and landscape design.
46 Mural "La Familia"
 
Mural "La Familia"
October 23, 2017
(#100001763)
2030 Avenida Borinquen
18°26′15″N 66°03′18″W / 18.437530°N 66.055015°W / 18.437530; -66.055015 (Mural "La Familia")
Santurce
47 General Norzagaray Bridge
 
General Norzagaray Bridge
July 19, 1995
(#95000833)
Highway 873, km 0.8, spanning the Quebrada Frailes
18°21′07″N 66°05′29″W / 18.351816°N 66.091420°W / 18.351816; -66.091420 (General Norzagaray Bridge)
Caimito and Tortugo Brick barrel vault bridge from 1855, known also as Puente de Los Frailes
48 Nuestra Señora de Lourdes Chapel
 
Nuestra Señora de Lourdes Chapel
September 27, 1984
(#84003171)
Ponce de León and Miramar Aves.
18°27′23″N 66°05′07″W / 18.456394°N 66.085148°W / 18.456394; -66.085148 (Nuestra Señora de Lourdes Chapel)
Santurce Neo-Gothic style chapel from 1908, designed by Antonin Nechodoma
49 Martín Peña Bridge
 
Martín Peña Bridge
August 27, 2008
(#08000856)
Highway 25, km 8
18°26′00″N 66°03′33″W / 18.433462°N 66.059045°W / 18.433462; -66.059045 (Martín Peña Bridge)
Santurce, Hato Rey Norte, and Hato Rey Central Art Deco style bridge from 1939, designed by Cecilio Delgado and others
50 Polvorín de Miraflores
 
Polvorín de Miraflores
March 9, 1984
(#84003172)
66 Aramania St., Old Miramar Naval Base
18°26′58″N 66°05′38″W / 18.449514°N 66.093904°W / 18.449514; -66.093904 (Polvorín de Miraflores)
Santurce A gunpowder magazine from 1776
51 Puerta de Tierra Historic District – Distrito Histórico de Puerta de Tierra
 
Puerta de Tierra Historic District – Distrito Histórico de Puerta de Tierra
October 15, 2019
(#100002936)
San Juan Islet to the east of the Old San Juan Historic District
18°27′51″N 66°05′54″W / 18.464040°N 66.098390°W / 18.464040; -66.098390 (Puerta de Tierra Historic District – Distrito Histórico de Puerta de Tierra)
San Juan Antiguo
52 Puerto Rico Ilustrado – Edificio El Mundo
 
Puerto Rico Ilustrado – Edificio El Mundo
September 25, 1997
(#97001137)
254 San José St.
18°27′51″N 66°07′01″W / 18.464067°N 66.117004°W / 18.464067; -66.117004 (Puerto Rico Ilustrado – Edificio El Mundo)
San Juan Antiguo From 1923
53 Puerto Rico Island Penitentiary
 
Puerto Rico Island Penitentiary
March 7, 2003
(#03000100)
South of Highway 21
18°23′19″N 66°04′15″W / 18.388649°N 66.070756°W / 18.388649; -66.070756 (Puerto Rico Island Penitentiary)
Monacillo Urbano Built 1933, closed 2004, demolished 2015
54 Residencia Aboy–Lompre
 
Residencia Aboy–Lompre
March 22, 1989
(#88001304)
900 Ponce de León Ave.
18°27′16″N 66°04′51″W / 18.454349°N 66.080696°W / 18.454349; -66.080696 (Residencia Aboy–Lompre)
Santurce A Prairie School style house from 1919, designed by Antonin Nechodoma and others
55 Residencia de Señoritas Universidad de Puerto Rico, Río Piedras
 
Residencia de Señoritas Universidad de Puerto Rico, Río Piedras
July 23, 2018
(#100002695)
Near the intersection of Gándara and Barbosa Aves.
18°24′09″N 66°02′48″W / 18.402542°N 66.046776°W / 18.402542; -66.046776 (Residencia de Señoritas Universidad de Puerto Rico, Río Piedras)
Universidad
56 Residencia Luis Muñoz Marín
 
Residencia Luis Muñoz Marín
September 29, 2011
(#11000712)
Highway 877, km 0.4
18°23′12″N 66°01′42″W / 18.386667°N 66.028333°W / 18.386667; -66.028333 (Residencia Luis Muñoz Marín)
Sabana Llana Sur
57 Río Piedras Bridge
 
Río Piedras Bridge
July 19, 1995
(#95000832)
Highway 8839, km 12.5
18°23′40″N 66°03′21″W / 18.394386°N 66.055958°W / 18.394386; -66.055958 (Río Piedras Bridge)
El Cinco and Hato Rey Sur A brick barrel vault bridge from 1853
58 Rum Pilot Plant July 26, 2010
(#10000501)
Highway 1, University of Puerto Rico Agricultural Experiment Station
18°23′46″N 66°03′48″W / 18.396115°N 66.063393°W / 18.396115; -66.063393 (Rum Pilot Plant)
El Cinco
59 San Antonio Railroad Bridge
 
San Antonio Railroad Bridge
September 30, 2009
(#09000789)
Spanning San Antonio Channel adjacent to Highway 1 at the east end of San Juan Islet
18°27′34″N 66°05′13″W / 18.459340°N 66.086891°W / 18.459340; -66.086891 (San Antonio Railroad Bridge)
San Juan Antiguo and Santurce
60 San Juan National Historic Site
 
San Juan National Historic Site
October 15, 1966
(#66000930)
Old San Juan[c]
18°28′10″N 66°07′17″W / 18.469444°N 66.121389°W / 18.469444; -66.121389 (San Juan National Historic Site)
San Juan Antiguo Dates from 1525
61 School of Tropical Medicine
 
School of Tropical Medicine
September 29, 1983
(#83002297)
Ponce de León Ave., Puerta de Tierra
18°28′01″N 66°06′14″W / 18.467003°N 66.104005°W / 18.467003; -66.104005 (School of Tropical Medicine)
San Juan Antiguo Neo-Plateresque building from 1920
62 Superintendent of Lighthouses' Dwelling
 
Superintendent of Lighthouses' Dwelling
October 22, 1981
(#81000694)
Coast Guard Station San Juan, La Puntilla
18°27′36″N 66°07′01″W / 18.460125°N 66.116874°W / 18.460125; -66.116874 (Superintendent of Lighthouses' Dwelling)
San Juan Antiguo Hacienda style building from 1908 located inside the U.S Coast Guard base in La Puntilla
63 Supreme Court Building
 
Supreme Court Building
June 14, 2006
(#06000506)
Luis Muñoz Rivera Park
18°27′47″N 66°05′18″W / 18.463189°N 66.088217°W / 18.463189; -66.088217 (Supreme Court Building)
San Juan Antiguo Modern Movement building from 1955
64 Templo del Maestro
 
Templo del Maestro
April 19, 2016
(#16000189)
Constitución Ave., Stop 8
18°27′46″N 66°05′24″W / 18.462777°N 66.089976°W / 18.462777; -66.089976 (Templo del Maestro)
San Juan Antiguo
65 U.S. Custom House
 
U.S. Custom House
February 10, 1988
(#88000075)
1 Puntilla St.
18°27′46″N 66°06′56″W / 18.462822°N 66.115522°W / 18.462822; -66.115522 (U.S. Custom House)
San Juan Antiguo 1924 building designed by Albert B. Nichols
66 U.S. Post Office and Courthouse
 
U.S. Post Office and Courthouse
March 28, 1988
(#87000694)
Block bounded by San Justo, Tanca, Commercio, and Recinto Sur Streets
18°27′50″N 66°06′53″W / 18.463839°N 66.114619°W / 18.463839; -66.114619 (U.S. Post Office and Courthouse)
San Juan Antiguo From 1914, designed by Oscar Wenderoth
67 University of Puerto Rico Tower and Quadrangle
 
University of Puerto Rico Tower and Quadrangle
May 17, 1984
(#84003174)
Ponce de León Ave.
18°24′10″N 66°02′59″W / 18.402705°N 66.049684°W / 18.402705; -66.049684 (University of Puerto Rico Tower and Quadrangle)
Universidad Tower and quadrangle from 1935, designed by Rafael Carmoega
68 Villa Victoria
 
Villa Victoria
January 6, 2015
(#14001135)
905 Ponce de León Ave.
18°27′16″N 66°04′48″W / 18.454554°N 66.080045°W / 18.454554; -66.080045 (Villa Victoria)
Santurce

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Notes

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  1. ^ The name of the Carcel de Puerta de Tierra is presented here without the accent on "Cárcel" in conformance with the usage in the building's National Register nomination form[4] and Federal Register announcement of listing.[5]
  2. ^ The name of the Distrito Historico Instituto Loaiza Cordero para Ninos Ciegos is presented here without the accents on "Histórico" and "Loaíza", and without the tilde on "Niños", in conformance with the usage in the district's Weekly List announcement of listing on the National Register.[6]
  3. ^ The National Register listing for the San Juan National Historic Site includes components in both San Juan and Toa Baja municipalities.

References

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  1. ^ National Park Service, United States Department of the Interior, "National Register of Historic Places: Weekly List Actions", retrieved November 22, 2024.
  2. ^ Numbers represent an alphabetical ordering by significant words. Various colorings, defined here, differentiate National Historic Landmarks and historic districts from other NRHP buildings, structures, sites or objects.
  3. ^ The eight-digit number below each date is the number assigned to each location in the National Register Information System database, which can be viewed by clicking the number.
  4. ^ a b Araoz, Gustavo F. Jr. (1976), National Register of Historic Places Inventory — Nomination Form: Carcel de Puerta de Tierra (PDF), retrieved February 12, 2018.
  5. ^ "Department of the Interior, Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service: National Register of Historic Places; Annual Listing of Historic Properties", 44 FR 7416 (February 6, 1979), at p. 7581.
  6. ^ National Park Service (October 29, 2018), Weekly List of Actions Taken on Properties: 10/18/2018 through 10/29/2018, archived from the original on October 30, 2018, retrieved October 31, 2018.
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