HERITAGE SOCIETY HISTORICAL PLAQUE REQUEST
FROM: ALEXANDER MCPHERSON
DATED: NOVEMBER 28,2008
PROPERTY: 205 18™ STREET
BLK 41, LOT 2, 2ND ADDITION TO THE
RETREAT
INFORMATION INCLUDED:
HRI dated 1977 with picture confirming G.W. Tarleton was original owner
Assessment improvement sheet
Current photograph showing architectural integrity maintained even with
new addition
RECOMMENDATION:
It is the recommendation ofthe Research Committee that a plague is
appropriate at this time. This was originally a single story board/batten
home. The new second story addition is set on the back side ofthe house
and is of similar construction and architectural design. The new addition is
not a distraction from the original structure and therefore our
recommendation.
, OCR Text: HERITAGE SOCIETY HISTORICAL PLAQUE REQUEST
FROM: ALEXANDER MCPHERSON
DATED: NOVEMBER 28,2008
PROPERTY: 205 18™ STREET
BLK 41, LOT 2, 2ND ADDITION TO THE
RETREAT
INFORMATION INCLUDED:
HRI dated 1977 with picture confirming G.W. Tarleton was original owner
Assessment improvement sheet
Current photograph showing architectural integrity maintained even with
new addition
RECOMMENDATION:
It is the recommendation ofthe Research Committee that a plague is
appropriate at this time. This was originally a single story board/batten
home. The new second story addition is set on the back side ofthe house
and is of similar construction and architectural design. The new addition is
not a distraction from the original structure and therefore our
recommendation.
, Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Buildings by alpha folder,Z 9999 Misc Addresses,9999 PGHS-1011,205 18th,141 - 215 18TH ST_064.pdf,141 - 215 18TH ST_064.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: 141 - 215 18TH ST_064.PDF, 141 - 215 18TH ST_064.pdf 1 Page 1
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