29 -
9 4,
*,ea#eyace
4 274,
P.O. Box 1007
Pacific Grove il
Calif. 93950 h
November 24,
Martha Rogers
480 Laurel
Pacific Grove, CA 93950
Re: 480 Laurel
DeAr Mrs. Rogers:
I'm sorry this took so long but I
down the necessary data. As you will
the home originally known as 220 13th
through 1926...and it was all wood.
also shown on the 1926 maps.
1984
think we have finally tracked
see from the enclosed maps,
was the only house on the lot,
A small auxilliary building is
Based on the extensive remodeling (especially the stone veneer)
we feel we cannot give a plague at this time. The house as it ap-
pears now does not reflect either the character or personality of
early Pacific Grove. When the original plague was issued in 1980,
it was done in error as the people at that time did not have the
data we now have. I apologize for that error.
If you have any additional'information on the house
write and tell me. Thank you for your patience.
, please
Sincerely,
0ckw4£1-1,
Adam W. Weiland
President
..
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, OCR Text: 29 -
9 4,
*,ea#eyace
4 274,
P.O. Box 1007
Pacific Grove il
Calif. 93950 h
November 24,
Martha Rogers
480 Laurel
Pacific Grove, CA 93950
Re: 480 Laurel
DeAr Mrs. Rogers:
I'm sorry this took so long but I
down the necessary data. As you will
the home originally known as 220 13th
through 1926...and it was all wood.
also shown on the 1926 maps.
1984
think we have finally tracked
see from the enclosed maps,
was the only house on the lot,
A small auxilliary building is
Based on the extensive remodeling (especially the stone veneer)
we feel we cannot give a plague at this time. The house as it ap-
pears now does not reflect either the character or personality of
early Pacific Grove. When the original plague was issued in 1980,
it was done in error as the people at that time did not have the
data we now have. I apologize for that error.
If you have any additional'information on the house
write and tell me. Thank you for your patience.
, please
Sincerely,
0ckw4£1-1,
Adam W. Weiland
President
..
r
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