IN THIS ISSUE
1st page
Heritage House Awards
Ceremony 2017
2nd page
Heritage House Awards
Ceremony 2017 (continued)
3rd page
The Heritage Society
Lighthouse Work Continues
The Heritage Society
of Pacific Grove Needs
Your Help
4th page
Coming Up & Notices
Board of Directors
Membership
ON GOING EVENTS
visit the heritage society’s
museum at ketcham’s barn
Saturdays, 1:00 to 4:00 pm
605 Laurel Avenue
Pacific Grove, CA
tour the point pinos
lighthouse
Thurs – Monday 1:00 to 4:00 pm
80 Asilomar Blvd.
Pacific Grove, CA
The Heritage Society of Pacific Grove is a nonprofit organization formed in 1975 to foster an appreciation of the city’s historical
and architectural resources through preservation activities and public education. The Heritage Society also works to encourage
the preservation and restoration of the buildings that contribute to the beauty and unique character of Pacific Grove.
The Preservation awards are given
annually to houses that have been
updated and repaired yet maintain
the existing form, integrity, and
materials. Remodel/Addition awards
are for houses that have also been well
preserved, but with new additions that
complement the original structure.
New Construction awards are given to
houses that have an exemplary design
compatible with the community of
Pacific Grove. All work must have been
completed within the last five years.
Pacific Grove residents and members
of the Heritage Society were asked for
nominations last spring, and a team of
judges made the final decisions.
Maintaining the Heritage and Individuality of Pacific Grove
N E W S L E T T E R
T H E H E R I TA G E S O C I E T Y O F PA C I F I C G R OV E
The Heritage House Awards Ceremony 2017
872 LAUREL AVENUE won the Bronze Award in the Preservation category.
On May 21st
the annual The Heritage House Awards Ceremony took place at
Chautauqua Hall in Pacific Grove. Those attending were pleased to see that eleven
houses were given awards in three categories:
1. Preservation 2. Remodel/Addition 3. New Construction.
191 OCEAN VIEW BLVD won a Bronze Award in the Remodel/Addition category.
1142 CREST AVENUE won a Bronze Award in the Remodel/Addition category.
Summer 2017
Volume 18, Issue 1
, OCR Text: IN THIS ISSUE
1st page
Heritage House Awards
Ceremony 2017
2nd page
Heritage House Awards
Ceremony 2017 (continued)
3rd page
The Heritage Society
Lighthouse Work Continues
The Heritage Society
of Pacific Grove Needs
Your Help
4th page
Coming Up & Notices
Board of Directors
Membership
ON GOING EVENTS
visit the heritage society’s
museum at ketcham’s barn
Saturdays, 1:00 to 4:00 pm
605 Laurel Avenue
Pacific Grove, CA
tour the point pinos
lighthouse
Thurs – Monday 1:00 to 4:00 pm
80 Asilomar Blvd.
Pacific Grove, CA
The Heritage Society of Pacific Grove is a nonprofit organization formed in 1975 to foster an appreciation of the city’s historical
and architectural resources through preservation activities and public education. The Heritage Society also works to encourage
the preservation and restoration of the buildings that contribute to the beauty and unique character of Pacific Grove.
The Preservation awards are given
annually to houses that have been
updated and repaired yet maintain
the existing form, integrity, and
materials. Remodel/Addition awards
are for houses that have also been well
preserved, but with new additions that
complement the original structure.
New Construction awards are given to
houses that have an exemplary design
compatible with the community of
Pacific Grove. All work must have been
completed within the last five years.
Pacific Grove residents and members
of the Heritage Society were asked for
nominations last spring, and a team of
judges made the final decisions.
Maintaining the Heritage and Individuality of Pacific Grove
N E W S L E T T E R
T H E H E R I TA G E S O C I E T Y O F PA C I F I C G R OV E
The Heritage House Awards Ceremony 2017
872 LAUREL AVENUE won the Bronze Award in the Preservation category.
On May 21st
the annual The Heritage House Awards Ceremony took place at
Chautauqua Hall in Pacific Grove. Those attending were pleased to see that eleven
houses were given awards in three categories:
1. Preservation 2. Remodel/Addition 3. New Construction.
191 OCEAN VIEW BLVD won a Bronze Award in the Remodel/Addition category.
1142 CREST AVENUE won a Bronze Award in the Remodel/Addition category.
Summer 2017
Volume 18, Issue 1
, Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Newsletters,Newsletters,2017,Fall 2017,2017 1 Page 1, 2017 1 Page 1
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