Report on Plaque Request
April 4, 2017
505 Monterey Ave. —Plaque Request
Photo 2017
R. Steres
This 2-story, Georgian Revival vernacular home has a gabled shingle roof, small
covered front porch with closed railing &square posts, gabled dormers and
horizontal bevel siding
hung while most on the 2"d
Floor are beige vinyl, double-hung and sliders. Its
original appearance is unknown, but the configuration shown on the 1905
Sanborn Map matches what we see today. The detached garage appeared
between 1914 and 1926.
. Most of the windows on the 1 St Floor are wood double-
Tax records indicate that it owned by J.A. Aggeler in 1905 but without
improvements. An assessment for improvements is indicated in 1906. It is divided
into two living units. In 2006 an exterior stair was removed from the N.E. corner.
, OCR Text: Report on Plaque Request
April 4, 2017
505 Monterey Ave. —Plaque Request
Photo 2017
R. Steres
This 2-story, Georgian Revival vernacular home has a gabled shingle roof, small
covered front porch with closed railing &square posts, gabled dormers and
horizontal bevel siding
hung while most on the 2"d
Floor are beige vinyl, double-hung and sliders. Its
original appearance is unknown, but the configuration shown on the 1905
Sanborn Map matches what we see today. The detached garage appeared
between 1914 and 1926.
. Most of the windows on the 1 St Floor are wood double-
Tax records indicate that it owned by J.A. Aggeler in 1905 but without
improvements. An assessment for improvements is indicated in 1906. It is divided
into two living units. In 2006 an exterior stair was removed from the N.E. corner.
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