515 'T 9, 0 6/8 4 Block A Lot 26/ Geer-KVe. P.G. Retreaf Assmt.on Date O -.-ner Imnrovmt Remarks 1899 Jacks, David 75 =lso owns lots 24,28 1900 " " 75 "lso owns lots 24 thru 30, and 32 thru 34 1901 75 "lso owns lots 24,28,32,34 11 I f D O 04·+1 a C 4 2 + 4)< i ,,40)088,0) Foo 6. 130 Fountain Avenue Frank House - Vernacular (18 ) 11 A.M.-5 P.M. Although a hint of Eastlake mode has influenced this structure the true character of the building derives from its form, rather than from stylistic detail. Richard and Linda Frank say of their home: "Over the years we have always enjoyed visiting Victorian homes; I however, we almost did not become Victorian home owners when we first looked at 130 Fountain Avenue! Painted woodwork, cracked ceilings, holes in the walls, linoleum floors, broken windows, plumbing problems, etc...all surrounded by an overgrown jungle for a garden indicated that a great deal of work would be in store for the new owners of this home. On the plus side, the charming entryway, gabled bedrooms, an- tique fireplaces, high ceilings and the overall feeling of charm and grace of the house prompted us to plunge in...and we did, and we have not been sorry for our choice. Words can not adequately express the joy of living in one of these comfortable old family homes. We heart- ily encourage others who have the opportunity to restore such a home to do so in lieu of replacing it with a modern structure and like a fine piece of antique furniture or a rare piece of art, these homes and the heritage they symbolize can never be replaced once destroyed." , OCR Text: 515 'T 9, 0 6/8 4 Block A Lot 26/ Geer-KVe. P.G. Retreaf Assmt.on Date O -.-ner Imnrovmt Remarks 1899 Jacks, David 75 =lso owns lots 24,28 1900 " " 75 "lso owns lots 24 thru 30, and 32 thru 34 1901 75 "lso owns lots 24,28,32,34 11 I f D O 04· 1 a C 4 2 4)< i ,,40)088,0) Foo 6. 130 Fountain Avenue Frank House - Vernacular (18 ) 11 A.M.-5 P.M. Although a hint of Eastlake mode has influenced this structure the true character of the building derives from its form, rather than from stylistic detail. Richard and Linda Frank say of their home: "Over the years we have always enjoyed visiting Victorian homes; I however, we almost did not become Victorian home owners when we first looked at 130 Fountain Avenue! Painted woodwork, cracked ceilings, holes in the walls, linoleum floors, broken windows, plumbing problems, etc...all surrounded by an overgrown jungle for a garden indicated that a great deal of work would be in store for the new owners of this home. On the plus side, the charming entryway, gabled bedrooms, an- tique fireplaces, high ceilings and the overall feeling of charm and grace of the house prompted us to plunge in...and we did, and we have not been sorry for our choice. Words can not adequately express the joy of living in one of these comfortable old family homes. We heart- ily encourage others who have the opportunity to restore such a home to do so in lieu of replacing it with a modern structure and like a fine piece of antique furniture or a rare piece of art, these homes and the heritage they symbolize can never be replaced once destroyed." , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Historic Properties of Pacific Grove,Fountain,130 Fountain,100 BLOCK - FOUNTAIN AVE_121_redacted.pdf,100 BLOCK - FOUNTAIN AVE_121_redacted.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: 100 BLOCK - FOUNTAIN AVE_121_REDACTED.PDF, 100 BLOCK - FOUNTAIN AVE_121_redacted.pdf 1 Page 1