New Plaque request
7/01/2025
252 Chestnut St Block 78 Lot 12 APN 006-332-005
August 2024
Our Block and Lot cards, 1978 DPR form, Original Historic Resources
Inventory and Page & Turnbull Historic Resources Inventory (property to
remain) show the house as built in 1899 and first owned by Julia Hare. The
Sanborn Maps show no structure in 1897, first appearing on the1905 map. The
garage was added to the original 16' x 22' structure sometime between 1926
and 1962. Mrs. Julia L. Hare
1899
, OCR Text: New Plaque request
7/01/2025
252 Chestnut St Block 78 Lot 12 APN 006-332-005
August 2024
Our Block and Lot cards, 1978 DPR form, Original Historic Resources
Inventory and Page & Turnbull Historic Resources Inventory (property to
remain) show the house as built in 1899 and first owned by Julia Hare. The
Sanborn Maps show no structure in 1897, first appearing on the1905 map. The
garage was added to the original 16' x 22' structure sometime between 1926
and 1962. Mrs. Julia L. Hare
1899
, Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Green Plaque Research,Green Plaque Research 200 block,252 Chestnut,Plaque_ request 252 Chestnut.pdf Page 1, Plaque_ request 252 Chestnut.pdf Page 1
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