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Pacific Grove
P. O. B ox 1007
Calif. 93950
4.-
DATE: Oct. 13, 1993
TO: Linda Larson
512 6th Street
Pacific Grove, CA 93950
Re: Address: 512 6th Street subdivision 3rd addition block 139 lot 12
Our maps and tax records show that the above structure was built /Vrl after 1926
and the first owner of record was ?
Other comments: In 1926, Eliza W. Gould owned vacant lots 10 and 12.
Our records do not go later than 1926.
r---1 Structure is eligible for a plague and one will be made up for you at no
1 ] charge. You will be notified when plague is ready(4 to 6 months).
Structure is not eligible for a plague at this time because:
XX Built after 1910.
Remodeled beyond recognition.
Other:
Enclosed please find:
From: Adam Weiland
Research Director
»& JIW
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, OCR Text: 3-1.-3-21
...r.
Pacific Grove
P. O. B ox 1007
Calif. 93950
4.-
DATE: Oct. 13, 1993
TO: Linda Larson
512 6th Street
Pacific Grove, CA 93950
Re: Address: 512 6th Street subdivision 3rd addition block 139 lot 12
Our maps and tax records show that the above structure was built /Vrl after 1926
and the first owner of record was ?
Other comments: In 1926, Eliza W. Gould owned vacant lots 10 and 12.
Our records do not go later than 1926.
r---1 Structure is eligible for a plague and one will be made up for you at no
1 ] charge. You will be notified when plague is ready(4 to 6 months).
Structure is not eligible for a plague at this time because:
XX Built after 1910.
Remodeled beyond recognition.
Other:
Enclosed please find:
From: Adam Weiland
Research Director
»& JIW
4 1>5*kt r .M,w
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