The Heritage Society of Pacific Grove (St k P. O. Box 1007 Pacific Grove, CA 93950 Date: July 31,2002 P«st- 6 07 A-- 10.4- C li, v er 5 8> va#-fie rs 7/9 I Oct y-4-h 91- t TO: Tracy Gibbons I 87 Sloat Pacific Grove, CA 93950 RE: Address: 187 Sloat / 188 Central Subdivision: University Addition Block: 3 Lot: 5 Our maps and tax records show that the above structure was first assessed in: 1906 This means the structure was actually built early in that year, or late in the previous year. The first owner ofthis structure, according to the County's assessor's records was: Emma Woodrow Other Comments: As you know from the Board & Batten article, this house was moved here from 109 56 Street around 1928/29. I have no other information beyond what is contained in the article. Noted local resident Sarah Parke was the owner ofthe house when it was on 5th street at the time when the house was moved. This subdivision was called the University Addition because there was hope at the time that a University would be built or relocated to the area. Hopkins Marine Station of Stanford University did indeed end up across the street from the subdivision. Plague Status: | Structure is eligible for a plague and one will be made up for you at no charge. You will be notified when plague is ready. It could take 4 to 6 months. Structure is eligible for plague, but it must be requested by the owner. If you are the owner, please send a request to the above address or call The above phone number and leave a message. Fl Structure is not eligible for a plague at this time because: Enclosed please find: Tax assessor information through 1926. Sanborn maps from 1914 and 1962 Adam Weiland Research Director , OCR Text: The Heritage Society of Pacific Grove (St k P. O. Box 1007 Pacific Grove, CA 93950 Date: July 31,2002 P«st- 6 07 A-- 10.4- C li, v er 5 8> va#-fie rs 7/9 I Oct y-4-h 91- t TO: Tracy Gibbons I 87 Sloat Pacific Grove, CA 93950 RE: Address: 187 Sloat / 188 Central Subdivision: University Addition Block: 3 Lot: 5 Our maps and tax records show that the above structure was first assessed in: 1906 This means the structure was actually built early in that year, or late in the previous year. The first owner ofthis structure, according to the County's assessor's records was: Emma Woodrow Other Comments: As you know from the Board & Batten article, this house was moved here from 109 56 Street around 1928/29. I have no other information beyond what is contained in the article. Noted local resident Sarah Parke was the owner ofthe house when it was on 5th street at the time when the house was moved. This subdivision was called the University Addition because there was hope at the time that a University would be built or relocated to the area. Hopkins Marine Station of Stanford University did indeed end up across the street from the subdivision. Plague Status: | Structure is eligible for a plague and one will be made up for you at no charge. You will be notified when plague is ready. It could take 4 to 6 months. Structure is eligible for plague, but it must be requested by the owner. If you are the owner, please send a request to the above address or call The above phone number and leave a message. Fl Structure is not eligible for a plague at this time because: Enclosed please find: Tax assessor information through 1926. Sanborn maps from 1914 and 1962 Adam Weiland Research Director , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Historic Properties of Pacific Grove,5 th st,109 5th,5TH ST_015_redacted.pdf,5TH ST_015_redacted.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: 5TH ST_015_REDACTED.PDF, 5TH ST_015_redacted.pdf 1 Page 1