207WoodSt
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. iomturner4l@,scbelobal.rct
1897Sanbom
Map207,209WoodSI.PDF
914KB
PCParcelinfofor 207.PDF
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kop TaxR€cord
for 207WoodSI.PDF
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DowDloadal
Saveall to OneDrive
I am volunteer
researcher
for the Pacific
GroveHedtage
Society.
-ln
answer
to yourquestion,
yesthe house
isstillthere.lt isonthecity'sHistoric
Resources
Inventory
butisona listof properties
recommended
to beremoved
fromthe list.lt hasnot
beenremoved;
it isonlyrecommended
for removal,
probably
because
a historian
feelsthat it
hasbeenalteredbeyondcertain
StateStandards.
WhileI waslooking
throughourrecords,
I noticed
thatthehousenextdoorat209wasonce
ownedbyanEglantine
Preble
in 1906to 1907.,.a
relative,
I presume.
Thispropertyisalsoon
theHRl.
The1897Insurance
Mapshows
thetwo properties.
Thepropertytaxcards
showwhoownedeachproperty,
the datesandthetaxassessment
on
improvements,
Anything
inthe rangeofS50or lesswouldbeatent platform.
Anything
higher
indicates
something
moresubstantial
likea small
cabin.
lf youwouldliketo stopbythe Heritage
Society
barn,weareopenSaturdays
from 1to 4 at 605
LaurelAve.
behind
CitvHall.
I
I
, OCR Text: 207WoodSt
:
Fn7ll2t20l9 ll:4.0PM
. iomturner4l@,scbelobal.rct
1897Sanbom
Map207,209WoodSI.PDF
914KB
PCParcelinfofor 207.PDF
430
KB
kop TaxR€cord
for 207WoodSI.PDF
2E5KB
PropTaxRecord
for 209WoodST.PDF
264KB
7 attachmedts(9 MB)
DowDloadal
Saveall to OneDrive
I am volunteer
researcher
for the Pacific
GroveHedtage
Society.
-ln
answer
to yourquestion,
yesthe house
isstillthere.lt isonthecity'sHistoric
Resources
Inventory
butisona listof properties
recommended
to beremoved
fromthe list.lt hasnot
beenremoved;
it isonlyrecommended
for removal,
probably
because
a historian
feelsthat it
hasbeenalteredbeyondcertain
StateStandards.
WhileI waslooking
throughourrecords,
I noticed
thatthehousenextdoorat209wasonce
ownedbyanEglantine
Preble
in 1906to 1907.,.a
relative,
I presume.
Thispropertyisalsoon
theHRl.
The1897Insurance
Mapshows
thetwo properties.
Thepropertytaxcards
showwhoownedeachproperty,
the datesandthetaxassessment
on
improvements,
Anything
inthe rangeofS50or lesswouldbeatent platform.
Anything
higher
indicates
something
moresubstantial
likea small
cabin.
lf youwouldliketo stopbythe Heritage
Society
barn,weareopenSaturdays
from 1to 4 at 605
LaurelAve.
behind
CitvHall.
I
I
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