Boating at Lovers Point
c. 1900. |
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Really high tide at Lovers Point |
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This stereo card shows President McKinley
leaving the Old Methodist Church on Lighthouse Avenue. He visited
Pacific Grove in 1901, just months before his assassination. |
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First Mayflower Church.
Postcard postmarked May 8, 1906, a few weeks after the Earthquake.
Back reads: "Did you feel the earthquake? P.G. survived
it." |
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Culp Brothers
was in downtown PG on Lighthouse Avenue. |
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Long & Gretter Druggists was another downtown
business. |
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The El Carmelo Hotel was located on Lighthouse
Avenue, where Holman's now stands. It was built and operated
by the same company that ran the Del Monte Hotel. It was deconstructed
in 1918, and some of the lumber was used at the Lodge at Pebble
Beach. |
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Forest Hill is now a retirement community,
but it started out as a hotel. |
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Cogswell Fountain was a water fountain erected
by a temperance advocate. It was in Jewell Park until WWII, when
it was melted down for the war effort. |
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The Pacific Grove Tribune
February 2, 1972
Pacific Grove Fire Chief Don Gasperson
and Volunteer Fireman of the Year John Hancharik. |
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The Pacific Grove Tribune
October 30, 1975
Bud Giles, Robert Nimmo, and Morrie Fisher. |
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Measure G ensured that the Monarch
Grove Sanctuary would be preserved. |
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The
Christian Church commemorative
plate |
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The Home Team, 1994 |
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Unless otherwise noted, photographs are by Esther Trosow.
Last updated February 2, 2007. |