The Heritage Society of Pacific Grove
P. O. Box 1007
Pacific Grove, CA 93950
Date: July 14, 1998
TO: Eric Gray
RE: Address: 549 Hillcrest Subdivision: Hillcrest Addition
Block: 192 Lot: 18,17,19
Our maps and tax records show that the above structure was first assessed in: 1915 This means the
structure was actually built early in that year, or late in the previous year.
The first owner of this structure, according to the County's assessor's records was: Wallace C.
Brown
Other Comments: The 1907 City Directory lists Wallace Brown as Editor and proprietor ofthe Pacific
Grove Review residing at 825 Pine. At that time, Hillcrest street did not even exist. The 1926 City
Directory lists Wallace Brown as residing at 549 Hillcrest. House was previously awarded a Heritage
House Award made of wood which deteriorated and was returned to us. We will replace it in the next
year with a brass plague.
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.
U Structure is eligible for plague, but it must be requested by the owner.
U Structure is not eligible for a plague at this time because:
Enclosed please find: Tax assessor info through 1926.
Partial newspaper article from May 6, 1938 mentioning Mr. Brown.
Small photo of Mr. Brown.
Adam Weiland
Research Director
, OCR Text: The Heritage Society of Pacific Grove
P. O. Box 1007
Pacific Grove, CA 93950
Date: July 14, 1998
TO: Eric Gray
RE: Address: 549 Hillcrest Subdivision: Hillcrest Addition
Block: 192 Lot: 18,17,19
Our maps and tax records show that the above structure was first assessed in: 1915 This means the
structure was actually built early in that year, or late in the previous year.
The first owner of this structure, according to the County's assessor's records was: Wallace C.
Brown
Other Comments: The 1907 City Directory lists Wallace Brown as Editor and proprietor ofthe Pacific
Grove Review residing at 825 Pine. At that time, Hillcrest street did not even exist. The 1926 City
Directory lists Wallace Brown as residing at 549 Hillcrest. House was previously awarded a Heritage
House Award made of wood which deteriorated and was returned to us. We will replace it in the next
year with a brass plague.
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.
U Structure is eligible for plague, but it must be requested by the owner.
U Structure is not eligible for a plague at this time because:
Enclosed please find: Tax assessor info through 1926.
Partial newspaper article from May 6, 1938 mentioning Mr. Brown.
Small photo of Mr. Brown.
Adam Weiland
Research Director
, Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Historic Properties of Pacific Grove,Hillcrest,549 Hillcrest,HILLCREST_ASILOMAR_THE LIGHTHOUSE_035_redacted.pdf,HILLCREST_ASILOMAR_THE LIGHTHOUSE_035_redacted.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: HILLCREST_ASILOMAR_THE LIGHTHOUSE_035_REDACTED.PDF, HILLCREST_ASILOMAR_THE LIGHTHOUSE_035_redacted.pdf 1 Page 1
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