PIC:TOURS- Tad··Burness . . . . . . Here) another ,''ghost Victor� . $130' ,a month. Jn. 1960, .addi-. · ian" ofPacific,Grove,: one which tioilal lots behind the house h_ad has been completely r�placed by been offered. fo.r sale for only · two.modeni homes. · . $3,950 for the set- (which com- •The·-�riginaI· i'Heath House" prised lbts of 15 and 16 and the at 322 J1Jilipero was · b1i'il.t . in sou!h halyes of 13 and 14, on· l897,.in what was then the upper block 13?)- ,. boondocks of Pacific Grove. The \;)11ilding ;it J2� Junipero Oyer .t�e years, .a Jew additions had. very large rooms and ,wa� We(e made>The house was sin- wood-paneled · throughout. · Its gularly distjnct�e because of its only 'heating wru; provided by a Jail,' pyramid,sbaped hip _roof. fireplace and electric heaters: . . Hip.·· roofs · were · more common . Unfortunately, after its sale, in sever.al years later; because· a the 1960s, the housi was .rente� siqiple gabl�d.roof was more, typ� · out · to _ ·. a .succession of. tenants, ic;at of the. Yictorian ·era; This some of whom·neglected it badly. !louse was, also unusually broad, By the mid-l980s; it wa_s 'iri a sad though the gi��tic roof doroi- . state of disrepair, and was con- , . • .<' . . . . .. ·.· . : • . : ·· .•· . . . nated. · _Tb� ongmal , owner. was ·demoed. · · · . �• 'He� House! Victorian in-.Pacffic Grove .· re,portedly Mrs. B.M; Hea�h- . ,In December 1984, two. of jts ·· The structure at• 322_ Junipero lo� (l'los; 17 and 19) were for was_ to become a three-bedroom sale · for $85,000;. which repr�­ house of 1,241 square feet; of septed only the'1anc,:Vatue. Then redwoo<;I clapboa.rd co�struction the Pacific Grove · Fire Depad­ (paintt!d) ,on '.a brick fo1,mdation. ment decided to clear the land It occupied four lots (Nos. 17, by . burning this · rundown · but 18,,19 and < W} on bloc}c 137, be- unique old house. On July ,19, tween 7th and 8th st�eets. The \985, it was publicly put tothe house and itsJollr fots were on torch. I lived only a fe'Y blocks the _market for only $16,500 early ,;1way, but didn't wish to witness in, 1962,..with _the price reduced tile' _destruction · of .•the. He�th to $14,500 as of April 6 of that House,.. ; th01;gh I could smell yj:!ar. A buyer. could .move in. on . · the smoke ·and hear t�e comm�­ When the fire was just about extir)guished; I finally went to tht'scene an:dtook a few photos ·of ,the smokirig ,· wreckage. The mas·sive,pyrainid roof was com,. .plete/y gone;, except' for a liny corner tha:t ·• had fallen. to •••·the interior, riot even a bit 6f frame­ work to show ·where the various inside. partitions h;i.d ' formerly stood: Nothing. was left put the . empty outer shell, filled· with a mound of debris at what was. the center of the house. a lease•option plan and pay only tion. ' gr?u�d itf�tonfofthe house. AU AJter·J took.the pictures and that 'remained · were the four left tM' rest of the ruins were clapboard .. outer.. , walls, These pulled down. And in 1986,-·two w�Us,;part1ally charred and now modem. one-story stucco houses quite· rickety, .stood erect: But ·. were built along that block of-Ju� stfatjgely; nothing was left of the nipero '(Nos, 320' a.rid 322). � . • ,..• : .... ;;;:.-,r - . , OCR Text: PIC:TOURS- Tad··Burness . . . . . . Here) another ,''ghost Victor� . $130' ,a month. Jn. 1960, .addi-. · ian" ofPacific,Grove,: one which tioilal lots behind the house h_ad has been completely r�placed by been offered. fo.r sale for only · two.modeni homes. · . $3,950 for the set- (which com- •The·-�riginaI· i'Heath House" prised lbts of 15 and 16 and the at 322 J1Jilipero was · b1i'il.t . in sou!h halyes of 13 and 14, on· l897,.in what was then the upper block 13?)- ,. boondocks of Pacific Grove. The \;)11ilding ;it J2� Junipero Oyer .t�e years, .a Jew additions had. very large rooms and ,wa� We(e made>The house was sin- wood-paneled · throughout. · Its gularly distjnct�e because of its only 'heating wru; provided by a Jail,' pyramid,sbaped hip _roof. fireplace and electric heaters: . . Hip.·· roofs · were · more common . Unfortunately, after its sale, in sever.al years later; because· a the 1960s, the housi was .rente� siqiple gabl�d.roof was more, typ� · out · to _ ·. a .succession of. tenants, ic;at of the. Yictorian ·era; This some of whom·neglected it badly. !louse was, also unusually broad, By the mid-l980s; it wa_s 'iri a sad though the gi��tic roof doroi- . state of disrepair, and was con- , . • .<' . . . . .. ·.· . : • . : ·· .•· . . . nated. · _Tb� ongmal , owner. was ·demoed. · · · . �• 'He� House! Victorian in-.Pacffic Grove .· re,portedly Mrs. B.M; Hea�h- . ,In December 1984, two. of jts ·· The structure at• 322_ Junipero lo� (l'los; 17 and 19) were for was_ to become a three-bedroom sale · for $85,000;. which repr�­ house of 1,241 square feet; of septed only the'1anc,:Vatue. Then redwoo<;I clapboa.rd co�struction the Pacific Grove · Fire Depad­ (paintt!d) ,on '.a brick fo1,mdation. ment decided to clear the land It occupied four lots (Nos. 17, by . burning this · rundown · but 18,,19 and < W} on bloc}c 137, be- unique old house. On July ,19, tween 7th and 8th st�eets. The \985, it was publicly put tothe house and itsJollr fots were on torch. I lived only a fe'Y blocks the _market for only $16,500 early ,;1way, but didn't wish to witness in, 1962,..with _the price reduced tile' _destruction · of .•the. He�th to $14,500 as of April 6 of that House,.. ; th01;gh I could smell yj:!ar. A buyer. could .move in. on . · the smoke ·and hear t�e comm�­ When the fire was just about extir)guished; I finally went to tht'scene an:dtook a few photos ·of ,the smokirig ,· wreckage. The mas·sive,pyrainid roof was com,. .plete/y gone;, except' for a liny corner tha:t ·• had fallen. to •••·the interior, riot even a bit 6f frame­ work to show ·where the various inside. partitions h;i.d ' formerly stood: Nothing. was left put the . empty outer shell, filled· with a mound of debris at what was. the center of the house. a lease•option plan and pay only tion. ' gr?u�d itf�tonfofthe house. AU AJter·J took.the pictures and that 'remained · were the four left tM' rest of the ruins were clapboard .. outer.. , walls, These pulled down. And in 1986,-·two w�Us,;part1ally charred and now modem. one-story stucco houses quite· rickety, .stood erect: But ·. were built along that block of-Ju� stfatjgely; nothing was left of the nipero '(Nos, 320' a.rid 322). � . • ,..• : .... ;;;:.-,r - . , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Buildings by alpha folder,Junipero,322 Junipero,322 Junipero.pdf,322 Junipero.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: 322 JUNIPERO.PDF, 322 Junipero.pdf 1 Page 1