Heritage Society of Pacific Grove
P O Box 1007
Pacific Grove, CA 93950
Fax Cover Sheet
DATE: April 9, 1997 TIME: 725 AM
TO: Gretchen Lemer PHONE: 008) 648·3190
Community Dev Dept FAX:
FROM: Adam Welland PHONE:
FAL
(408) 64+7558
Number of pages including cover shelt 3
RE: 118 Cedar Street Block 181 Lot 10 5' Addition
Message:
Hi Gretchen
The houscat 61• Codar - ind=d built bet=a March 1925 and March 1926. and ir:t=sed in
1926. The owner wal Ben Fuller As you cu - from the Imched 1926 Sanborn map, then was
confusion over all the addresses in thi block. I E*ect it wal becm- allthrce bouses (614.618 Cedar
and :22 Gibson) were all vely recently built whu th: map maker visital. Tlus is why it was not included
on ourorional list
Danici & Eudon Lca,y owned lou 8,9, 10 & 11 = of March 1925 Ind no gructures exiacd on these lois
at that ti= ShorUy thercancuhcy,old 101 10 to Ba Fuller who had 618 Cedar built in mid-1925 This
boule should been the list They sold lot 11 W R. C. Fuller who bad 614 Codu completed bet-n
March 1926 and June 1926 (not a==d in 1926 bu[ on 1926 map). This house appeared to be an exact
duplicate of 618, but has since been luccoed over. I •vuld not u:lude 614 on the list
Tbc 1.cuy': rheo sold lots 8 and 9 to Charics and Mildred Harris. who had §22 Gibion completed
between Ma:ch 1926 - June 1926 (not agessed in 1926, b= 90 1926 Sanboin map). This house ts still
them .md isa stucco house. but I suspect it wl built that way. If you bave tht color slides of the 1926
maps, you may be able to tell if it wal indoed auggo in 1926 Iflo, it should bc on the list
I hopethis information helps yout
Thanks
APR-09-1997 07:39
P.01
, OCR Text: Heritage Society of Pacific Grove
P O Box 1007
Pacific Grove, CA 93950
Fax Cover Sheet
DATE: April 9, 1997 TIME: 725 AM
TO: Gretchen Lemer PHONE: 008) 648·3190
Community Dev Dept FAX:
FROM: Adam Welland PHONE:
FAL
(408) 64 7558
Number of pages including cover shelt 3
RE: 118 Cedar Street Block 181 Lot 10 5' Addition
Message:
Hi Gretchen
The houscat 61• Codar - ind=d built bet=a March 1925 and March 1926. and ir:t=sed in
1926. The owner wal Ben Fuller As you cu - from the Imched 1926 Sanborn map, then was
confusion over all the addresses in thi block. I E*ect it wal becm- allthrce bouses (614.618 Cedar
and :22 Gibson) were all vely recently built whu th: map maker visital. Tlus is why it was not included
on ourorional list
Danici & Eudon Lca,y owned lou 8,9, 10 & 11 = of March 1925 Ind no gructures exiacd on these lois
at that ti= ShorUy thercancuhcy,old 101 10 to Ba Fuller who had 618 Cedar built in mid-1925 This
boule should been the list They sold lot 11 W R. C. Fuller who bad 614 Codu completed bet-n
March 1926 and June 1926 (not a==d in 1926 bu[ on 1926 map). This house appeared to be an exact
duplicate of 618, but has since been luccoed over. I •vuld not u:lude 614 on the list
Tbc 1.cuy': rheo sold lots 8 and 9 to Charics and Mildred Harris. who had §22 Gibion completed
between Ma:ch 1926 - June 1926 (not agessed in 1926, b= 90 1926 Sanboin map). This house ts still
them .md isa stucco house. but I suspect it wl built that way. If you bave tht color slides of the 1926
maps, you may be able to tell if it wal indoed auggo in 1926 Iflo, it should bc on the list
I hopethis information helps yout
Thanks
APR-09-1997 07:39
P.01
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