8y,JU0Y llAill'l0io HenU SutilYrirer twoliide houses have sidebysideor 16th thal1100yeaJs. Now,as arcwce!turystarts, they*ill bemoved tomaleway fora civiccenter parkiDg lot Thegood nersisthe cottages stillwillbetogether attheirnew location justa couple olblocks away, and tiey stilvil bean16& StleeL Thecotlages arelocated at 308and31016th St,no.tto tle Pacmc GrcveYouth Cmter. Thebrgerofthetwo, tlrcSoGsquarefoot house at number 308isarental. The other, atoumber 310, ishau thesize ald isused by paramedics, whowrllmove totheFre Deparhne$L Thecityneeds thelandforpaltdruintheciric c&terimprovement plan, \\fiichincludes maldqg Citv_Ha[ accesiible totheltisablad ajitfndw dttrtes for_administralive services andcommunity developmenl Thecityhasowned thecotlages since theea y 190s,ra'trcn it bagan acquiring property for fut recivic-center expaNion. Relocadng thecottages asanoption totearing $emdown frtsinwi&thecify'shjsl-oric presenation goals, saidBarbara Old6el4 senior plamer. Peninsula businessrnan Tom Melnick bowhtthehouses fromtie cityfor$1,000 each andwillpay thecostof moving themtoth€500 blockofForestAvenue, ,rvhere heowlrs theMciorian home trat was builtbyMrs. SallyJubb in1889. ThecityPlanning Colr)mission ard Architecturdl Review Board approved MelniclCs planthat willpreserve thecotlages as residences andretumthe Jubb house, mostrecmtly used asoffces, toa residence, Icepingthehouses asresidences willaddtothe housing stockonForestAvenue, Oldfeldsaid. Thelitdecottages willbemoved behind theJubb house, andwillface16th StreelAnew Victorian-style ofrcebuilding l'il bebuiltnexttotheJubb house, facing Forest Avenue. "Itwas likea.iigsaw puzzle,' said Jeame Byne, projedarchitect Fi$ingthehouses together along same details astheJubb house, Bymesaid. ln dddition, ducesides oftltelarsucouage lvil be vicihla in rh. naunlan 7il|'i,il,ri Jjfi;""#t'rd.t a.duaea -ods-f ' b€forethemd ofsufiunerandcomplete theprojedt byspring of2001. Heplaistomove lllsoficesinto tle rcwbuilding. Theconstruction willbedone by Delane Mellinger ArchitectfalBuilders ofPacific Grove. Thegoal was tosave thecottages, vhichareapart ofPacific Grove history, aDd ircorporate themin i $ith theoiherbuildings ina deslg!thatdoes rct diminish tlrcirhistoric2l character, Oldieldsaid. '\Me're notpreservi[g just boards aDd nails, butthe heritage ofthepeople here,' shesaid. Thecivs historic resources hventory describes theJubb house asahou6e inexcellent conditio& withadistinctive paint desigll thatenhaices iis simplicity andsimilarity tohe NewEryland saltbox style. Its gabled roo4decorative shingles andbaywindow point toadesign thatisacombhation ofTankeeausterity 'and\tctorianchamofsmaldehils" Pacific Grove hasoneofthelargest intad collections oflate18th{eduryandeady-1gth{entury seaside cottages, Oldfeldsaid. 'Ifs thevalue ofthe ordinary." Tlrzah BrorDley, whobought thelargerofthe16th Street cothges in1898 andlivedtherefortwoyeaIs wilhherchildren before shediedoftJphoid fever. Ihocottag$ at3m r 6ld6 fornoro tianI I movod ll,onahouo l Tirzah A legac in 8y ,r0Dlll HeMnW TlrzahAnD Broel Holister,paid$654 30816th SLinPacii ago. Thehouse sasi whenshemoved id$ drenin1898. She $o twoyears before dyi fever. Bromley effolled I Pacific Grove schoo gregatioDal Church a drcRebekal lrdge.I houses andr€nted co , OCR Text: 8y,JU0Y llAill'l0io HenU SutilYrirer twoliide houses have sidebysideor 16th thal1100yeaJs. Now,as arcwce!turystarts, they*ill bemoved tomaleway fora civiccenter parkiDg lot Thegood nersisthe cottages stillwillbetogether attheirnew location justa couple olblocks away, and tiey stilvil bean16& StleeL Thecotlages arelocated at 308and31016th St,no.tto tle Pacmc GrcveYouth Cmter. Thebrgerofthetwo, tlrcSoGsquarefoot house at number 308isarental. The other, atoumber 310, ishau thesize ald isused by paramedics, whowrllmove totheFre Deparhne$L Thecityneeds thelandforpaltdruintheciric c&terimprovement plan, \\fiichincludes maldqg Citv_Ha[ accesiible totheltisablad ajitfndw dttrtes for_administralive services andcommunity developmenl Thecityhasowned thecotlages since theea y 190s,ra'trcn it bagan acquiring property for fut recivic-center expaNion. Relocadng thecottages asanoption totearing $emdown frtsinwi&thecify'shjsl-oric presenation goals, saidBarbara Old6el4 senior plamer. Peninsula businessrnan Tom Melnick bowhtthehouses fromtie cityfor$1,000 each andwillpay thecostof moving themtoth€500 blockofForestAvenue, ,rvhere heowlrs theMciorian home trat was builtbyMrs. SallyJubb in1889. ThecityPlanning Colr)mission ard Architecturdl Review Board approved MelniclCs planthat willpreserve thecotlages as residences andretumthe Jubb house, mostrecmtly used asoffces, toa residence, Icepingthehouses asresidences willaddtothe housing stockonForestAvenue, Oldfeldsaid. Thelitdecottages willbemoved behind theJubb house, andwillface16th StreelAnew Victorian-style ofrcebuilding l'il bebuiltnexttotheJubb house, facing Forest Avenue. "Itwas likea.iigsaw puzzle,' said Jeame Byne, projedarchitect Fi$ingthehouses together along same details astheJubb house, Bymesaid. ln dddition, ducesides oftltelarsucouage lvil be vicihla in rh. naunlan 7il|'i,il,ri Jjfi;""#t'rd.t a.duaea -ods-f ' b€forethemd ofsufiunerandcomplete theprojedt byspring of2001. Heplaistomove lllsoficesinto tle rcwbuilding. Theconstruction willbedone by Delane Mellinger ArchitectfalBuilders ofPacific Grove. Thegoal was tosave thecottages, vhichareapart ofPacific Grove history, aDd ircorporate themin i $ith theoiherbuildings ina deslg!thatdoes rct diminish tlrcirhistoric2l character, Oldieldsaid. '\Me're notpreservi[g just boards aDd nails, butthe heritage ofthepeople here,' shesaid. Thecivs historic resources hventory describes theJubb house asahou6e inexcellent conditio& withadistinctive paint desigll thatenhaices iis simplicity andsimilarity tohe NewEryland saltbox style. Its gabled roo4decorative shingles andbaywindow point toadesign thatisacombhation ofTankeeausterity 'and\tctorianchamofsmaldehils" Pacific Grove hasoneofthelargest intad collections oflate18th{eduryandeady-1gth{entury seaside cottages, Oldfeldsaid. 'Ifs thevalue ofthe ordinary." Tlrzah BrorDley, whobought thelargerofthe16th Street cothges in1898 andlivedtherefortwoyeaIs wilhherchildren before shediedoftJphoid fever. Ihocottag$ at3m r 6ld6 fornoro tianI I movod ll,onahouo l Tirzah A legac in 8y ,r0Dlll HeMnW TlrzahAnD Broel Holister,paid$654 30816th SLinPacii ago. Thehouse sasi whenshemoved id$ drenin1898. She $o twoyears before dyi fever. Bromley effolled I Pacific Grove schoo gregatioDal Church a drcRebekal lrdge.I houses andr€nted co , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Green Plaque Information,Green Plaque Research 300 to 400 block,307 16th,Newspaper Article (2).PDF,Newspaper Article (2).PDF Page 1, Newspaper Article (2).PDF Page 1