. .%*fr .:->/·4.4:· t.... e. a 44 Atitf-..i.6 · · , I 1 91: - 411423 SABINE HOUSE 126 16th Street 1906 Current Owner: Ms. Jean Anton Nestled in the heart of the Retreat area, a tent stood on this lot from 1892 until 1905. Alice Sabine bought the lot and tent in 1904 and the house was built in 1906. Mi&s Ada B. Pitts, who had lived at 220 18th Street since 1890, bought the house in 1907. She acquired half of the lot next door in 1908 and put up a tent where it remained until at least 1914-the last tent on 16th Street! It was replaced by the garage sometime prior to 1926. The home was purchased by its present owner in 1974. Since that time considerable repair work has been done to make it quite comfortable and liveable, all the while keeping within a school teacher's budget. All plants and trees you see in the yard have been planted since 1974. The owner added an attractive deck and fence in the backyard. as well as a shingled doghouse. This 2-bedroom home seems to have been built of odds-and-ends. During one phase of the recent remodeling it was obvious that inner parts of a wall had been pieced together using partially burned lumber. The back bedroom and bathroom were added during the 1930's. The bathroom is unusual, built entirely of redwood with a lovely counter and its original hardwood floor. Ms. Anton is an avid and prolificquilter. You will see many of her crea- tions about the house. She also has an interesting doll collection. \ O.ov Y- 24 , )9835 7.4. Foly Se c. ilf , OCR Text: . .%*fr .:->/·4.4:· t.... e. a 44 Atitf-..i.6 · · , I 1 91: - 411423 SABINE HOUSE 126 16th Street 1906 Current Owner: Ms. Jean Anton Nestled in the heart of the Retreat area, a tent stood on this lot from 1892 until 1905. Alice Sabine bought the lot and tent in 1904 and the house was built in 1906. Mi&s Ada B. Pitts, who had lived at 220 18th Street since 1890, bought the house in 1907. She acquired half of the lot next door in 1908 and put up a tent where it remained until at least 1914-the last tent on 16th Street! It was replaced by the garage sometime prior to 1926. The home was purchased by its present owner in 1974. Since that time considerable repair work has been done to make it quite comfortable and liveable, all the while keeping within a school teacher's budget. All plants and trees you see in the yard have been planted since 1974. The owner added an attractive deck and fence in the backyard. as well as a shingled doghouse. This 2-bedroom home seems to have been built of odds-and-ends. During one phase of the recent remodeling it was obvious that inner parts of a wall had been pieced together using partially burned lumber. The back bedroom and bathroom were added during the 1930's. The bathroom is unusual, built entirely of redwood with a lovely counter and its original hardwood floor. Ms. Anton is an avid and prolificquilter. You will see many of her crea- tions about the house. She also has an interesting doll collection. \ O.ov Y- 24 , )9835 7.4. Foly Se c. ilf , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Historic Properties of Pacific Grove,16th st,124 and 126 16th,100 - 300 16TH ST_128.pdf,100 - 300 16TH ST_128.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: 100 - 300 16TH ST_128.PDF, 100 - 300 16TH ST_128.pdf 1 Page 1