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Subject: Re: house at 128 16th Street
From: jim hogan ( )
To: ninerfan@redshift. com;
Date: Wednesday, August 6, 2014 4:52 PM
Jean, thank you for the information. Will follow up on this next week. My cousin is visiting us for four days so
Linda and I have to be good hosts.
If they finish up the work on the exterior of the house, hope to present it to the board next meeting. Should be a
slam dunk. Thanks again.
On Wednesday, August 6,2014 3:16 PM, Jean Anton < > wrote:
Hi Jim, I know I found some information and the building diagram for
this house because I copied it and gave it to the new owner. The
house was built in 1913, and I remember that it said there were three
rooms downstairs and 3 rooms upstairs. At a later date the place
was divided into 4 small apartment units.
I either found it in the 'regular' 16th Street file at City Hall or in
the special older file to the far left of the bank of file cabinets.
I'd like to get this taken care of in the next few months so the new
owner can hang it when he gets the paint work finished.
Thanks. Jeanie
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Subject: Re: house at 128 16th Street
From: jim hogan ( )
To: ninerfan@redshift. com;
Date: Wednesday, August 6, 2014 4:52 PM
Jean, thank you for the information. Will follow up on this next week. My cousin is visiting us for four days so
Linda and I have to be good hosts.
If they finish up the work on the exterior of the house, hope to present it to the board next meeting. Should be a
slam dunk. Thanks again.
On Wednesday, August 6,2014 3:16 PM, Jean Anton < > wrote:
Hi Jim, I know I found some information and the building diagram for
this house because I copied it and gave it to the new owner. The
house was built in 1913, and I remember that it said there were three
rooms downstairs and 3 rooms upstairs. At a later date the place
was divided into 4 small apartment units.
I either found it in the 'regular' 16th Street file at City Hall or in
the special older file to the far left of the bank of file cabinets.
I'd like to get this taken care of in the next few months so the new
owner can hang it when he gets the paint work finished.
Thanks. Jeanie
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, Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Historic Properties of Pacific Grove,16th st,128 16th,100 - 300 16TH ST_163_redacted.pdf,100 - 300 16TH ST_163_redacted.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: 100 - 300 16TH ST_163_REDACTED.PDF, 100 - 300 16TH ST_163_redacted.pdf 1 Page 1
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