Heritage Society of
Pacific Grove
P. O. Box 1007
Pacific Grove, CA 93950
February 22, 1991
Mrs. Connie Sellards
1003 Morse Drive
Pacific Grove, CA 93950
RE: 605 Congress
Dear Mrs. Sellards,
Thanks for the information on 605 Congress. After our phone
conversation, I researched the house through the tax assessor
books from the County Courthouse in Salinas.
The house was first assessed in 1912, which usually means the
house was built in early 1912 or mid to late 1911. The
official owner, as listed in the assessor's records, was the
Pacific Improvement Company until 1919 when Mrs. E. L.
Anderson was listed as the owner through the Del Monte
Properties Company. I cannot explain why there was no
assessment from 1917 thru 1920, when the house was obviously
there according to the maps.
guess it is possible Anderson was also the owner as early
s 1912. Perhaps he owned it through the Pacific Improvement
o. until he paid it off. I really can't say for sure.
I think it is a wonderful old house. If you come across any
old photos of the house, I would love to have a copy for our
files.
Sincerely,
Adam Weiland
Research Director
Encl: Sanborn maps from 1914 and 1926.
Tax assessor information through 1926.
, OCR Text: Heritage Society of
Pacific Grove
P. O. Box 1007
Pacific Grove, CA 93950
February 22, 1991
Mrs. Connie Sellards
1003 Morse Drive
Pacific Grove, CA 93950
RE: 605 Congress
Dear Mrs. Sellards,
Thanks for the information on 605 Congress. After our phone
conversation, I researched the house through the tax assessor
books from the County Courthouse in Salinas.
The house was first assessed in 1912, which usually means the
house was built in early 1912 or mid to late 1911. The
official owner, as listed in the assessor's records, was the
Pacific Improvement Company until 1919 when Mrs. E. L.
Anderson was listed as the owner through the Del Monte
Properties Company. I cannot explain why there was no
assessment from 1917 thru 1920, when the house was obviously
there according to the maps.
guess it is possible Anderson was also the owner as early
s 1912. Perhaps he owned it through the Pacific Improvement
o. until he paid it off. I really can't say for sure.
I think it is a wonderful old house. If you come across any
old photos of the house, I would love to have a copy for our
files.
Sincerely,
Adam Weiland
Research Director
Encl: Sanborn maps from 1914 and 1926.
Tax assessor information through 1926.
, Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Buildings by alpha folder,Congress,605 Congress,CONGRESS AVE_341.pdf,CONGRESS AVE_341.pdf Page 1, CONGRESS AVE_341.pdf Page 1
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