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Page: of 1937
State of California _ The Resources Agency Primary #
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DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION HRI #
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PRIMARY RECORD Trinomial
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NRHP Status Code
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Page . of 2 *Resource Name or #: 203 Pleasant Street
P1. Other Identifier: West Grass Valley/APN 08-334-01/Heritage House No. 36
*P2, Location: oc Not for Publication m Unrestricted *a, County: Nevada
*b. USGS 7.5’ Quad: Grass Valley, CA Date: revised 1973
Cc. Address: 203 Pleasant Street City: Grass Valley Zip: 95945
d. UTM: (Give more than one for large and/or linear resources) N/A Zone: N/A
e. Other Locational Data: The subject property is located on the east side of Pleasant Street.
*P3a. Description:
The property consists of a two-story, wood-frame, Queen Anne style residence. Character defining features of the
residence include its asymmetric fenestration, complex gable and hipped roof, full two-story bay window with a
pediment above the bay that includes a1 over 1 light sash window, 1 over 1 light wood-sash windows throughout
the remainder of the house that include a decorative trim on the base of each window, a wrap-around front porch
with turned wood Victorian columns with fret-sawn brackets and Eastlake style railing, a gablet over the front porch
entrance, a side (right) facing full two-stary bay, horizontal wood shiplap exterior siding, and a wooden Victorian
front entry door with Victorian wood screen door and transom window above the door. The lot includes a single-car
wood-frame gabled garage to the right of the house. James Rowe acquired the parcel in 1900 as a wedding gift
from his father Joel Rowe. It was part of two-acre parcel that extended east along Neal Street. The three adjacent
Rowe houses were built close together and used the same driveway for access. Mr. Rowe was born in Cornwell,
England and came to Grass Valley al the age of 10 months with his parents. Mr. Rowe and James Sampson
*P3b. Resource Attributes: HP-2, single-family property.
*P4, Resources Present: 1 Building Structure o Object Site District Element of District
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