Ferndale Main Street Historic District

| Alford House

| 100 px

| {{dts|1884}}

| 207 Francis St.

| Cottage built for Dr. Alford in 1884.

| Masonic Temple

| 100 px

| {{dts|1891}}

| 212 Francis St.

| Eastlake-Stick architecture.

| Enterprise Office

| 100 px

| {{dts|1891}}

| 219 Francis St.

| Currently residential.

| Faulkner House

|

| {{dts|1899}}

| 230 Francis St.

| Built for Thomas H. Faulkner.

| Faulkner Building

| 100 px

| {{dts|1881}}

| 248–250 Francis St.

| Commercial false-front.

| Russ Bank Building

| 100 px

| {{dts|1891}}

| 290 Francis St. and 400 Ocean Ave.

| Eastlake-Stick – T.J. Frost, Architect

| Robert's Hotel/Ferndale Hotel

| 100 px

| {{dts|1875}}

| 315 Main St.

| Currently Ivanhoe Hotel. Oldest building in historic district.

| Taylor Building

| 100 px

| {{dts|1898}}

| 325–327 Main St.

| The red building on left is part of the Taylor building which has housed the Post Office and a drug store.

| Enterprise Building

| 100px

| {{dts|1923}}

| 334 Main St.

| Concrete moderne.

| Post Office/ Drug Store Building

| 100px

| {{dts|1889}}

| 337 Main St.

| The grey part of the Taylor building at right has been the Post Office and a drug store.

| Palace Saloon (M.H. Donnelly Building)

| 100px

| {{dts|1902}}

| 341–353 Main St.

| The Palace Saloon is the westernmost saloon in the conterminous 48 U.S. states.

| Loewenthal's Ferndale Reliable Store

| 100px

| 344 Main St.

| Eastlake-Stick – T. J. Frost, Architect.

| Brown's Office Building

| 100px

| {{dts|1902}}

| 350 Main St.

| Built as T.H. Brown's Office Building by putting up what is known as a Victorian False-front in 1902.

| Rose Mullady's Millinery & Art Needlework Store

| 100px

| {{dts|1928}}

| 358 Main St.

| Modernistic building with added Victorian ornament.

| D. A. Branstetter Building

| 100px

| {{dts|1902}}

| 361 Main St.

| Victorian False-front.

| Ring's Pharmacy

| 100px

| {{dts|1896}}

| 362 Main St.

| Eastlake-Stick – T.J. Frost, Architect

| Russ & Sons Meat Market

| 100 px

| {{dts|1900}}

| 376 Main St.

| Eastlake-Stick – T.J. Frost, Architect.

| Town Clock

| 100 px

| {{dts|1923}}

| 385 Main St.

| In front of Dan A. Branstetter building.

| P.F. Hart Building

| 100 px

| {{dts|1896}}

| 393 Main St.

| Former gallery of Hobart Brown.

| Ferndale Bank

| 100 px

| {{dts|1911}}

| 394 Main St.

| Neo-Classical – operated as a bank until 2022 (now a retail store).

| New Hart Building

| 100px

| {{dts|1924}}

| 399–405 Main St.

| Mission Revival Style.

| Alford's Drug Store/Michel Drug Store

| 100px

| {{dts|1877}}

| 409 Main St.

| Italianate storefront.

| Mullady Building

| 100px

| {{dts|1894}}

| 424 Main St.

| Victorian False-front built for James Mullady.

| Masonic-Odd Fellows Hall

| 100px

| {{dts| 1875}}

| 425–431 Main St.

| Victorian False-front.

| Meng Building

| 100 px

| {{dts|1891}}

| 430–436 Main St.

| Victorian False-front.

| Hart Theatre

| 100 px

| {{dts|1920}}

| 441–451 Main St.

| F. Georgeson, Architect, currently Ferndale Repertory Theatre.

| Gill House/Blackburn Building

| 100 px

| {{dts|1876}}

| 444 Main St.

| Victorian False-front.

| Grangreen-Ward-Gill House

| 100px

| {{dts|1870}}

| 452 Main St.

| 1870 residence joined to a 1918 storefront.

| G. W. Williams Building

| 100 px

| {{dts|1888}}

| 455 Main St.

| Modified in 1920, 1948, and 1954. Upper floor subsequently rebuilt and restored by Ferndale Blacksmith Company.

| Eel River & Southern Telephone Company Building

| 100 px

| {{dts|1924}}

| 460 Main St.

| Mission Revival.

| Dahlquist Plumbing & Electrical Shop

| 100px

| {{dts|1936}}

| 468 Main St.

| Eastlake-Stick style – T.J. Frost, Architect.

| Gill Building/Hiller Building

| 100 px

| {{dts|1891}}

| 476 Main St.

| Victorian False-front.

| Paine Building

| 100 px

| {{dts|1901}}

| 484 Main St.

| Queen Anne Style built for S.H. Paine.

| Old Red Front Store

| 100 px

| {{dts|1900}}

| 505 Main St.

| Italianate (modified late 1940s).

| Kemp Building

| 100 px

| {{dts|1930}}

| 513–525 Main St.

| Mission Revival.

| Petersen's Service Station

| 100 px

| {{dts|1930}}

| 524 Main St.

| Modernistic/Streamline Moderne

| R. H. Edwards Building

| 100 px

| {{dts|1901}}

| 535 Main St.

| Victorian False-front.

| Hiram Hatch Building

| 100 px

| {{dts|1901}}

| 543 Main St.

| Victorian False-front.

| Charles A. Doe Building

| 100 px

| {{dts|1901}}

| 561–563 Main St.

| Neo-Classical.

| S&E Garage and Ford Dealership

| 100 px

| {{dts|1927}}

| 580 Main St.

| Modernistic False-front.