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Historical Clippings Book (HC-10) (430 pages)
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Our "Houses" column this week is a preview of the homes on the Ninth Annual Golden
Autumn Home and Garden Tour sponsored by Sierra Nevada Memorial Miners Hospital Auxiliary. Tickets for the tour,;which will be hela on October 12th from 11:00 a.m. until
4:00 p.m.,are available at a donation of $3 from Gerry Collins, P.O.Box 368, Nevada
City, telephone 265-4406. This popular fall event draws visitors from all over Northern California to the beautiful Nevada City/ Grass Valley area.
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THE GUNDERSON HOUSE
Pv “chased intact in 1973
by Judge Karen and husband Eric Gunderson, this
1860 Victorian home, located on West Main Street
in Grass Valley, was the
former residence of the
Glasson family until the
death of Bernice Glasson
Keegan. In it are many
family European antiques.
THE BROWN HOUSE
Situated on South Auburn St.
in Grass Valley, this 1870
Victorian is now the home of
Mrs. Hugh Brown. Its spacious
rooms are furnished with ant-—
iques of British and Scottish
origin.
EMMANUEL ESPISCOPAL CHURCH THE LIBBEY HOUSE
This first Episcopal church Mrs. Carl Libbey's home
jerected in California stands x: was built in the early
on ground donated in 1856 : Part of the last half of
Iby the Gold Hill Mining the 19th century. It was
Company. A rose garden,a =, owned by Nevada Theatre
source of great pride to = Owner George Jacobs who
the parish, was recently = used the basement for a i
replanted in memory of the 5 i gaming room and saloon in . »
designing architect. the early mining days.
THE CHAPMAN HOUSE
Two generations of
Chapmans were born in
Mw 32 the front bedroom of
, . this: home at 227 Sacie cf) ramento Street in Nev: ada City. Dr. Allan
Chapman, a dentist, purchased the home in 1856
as a family residence
and dental office. The
home is owned now by
THE BENNETT. HOUSE
Located at 224 High Street in
* Nevada City, this antebellum
home was reportedly built by a
Southern military man. Now the
home of Miss Elizabeth Bennett
and her brother Richard Bennett,
it was purchased by C.A. Bennett,
Manager of the Sixteen to One
Gold Mine in Alleghany in 1923.
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JACK'S DEER CREEK PLAZA fourth generation DebHosting this year's tea is Jack's Deer bie Chapman Luckinbill
Creek Plaza, established in 1880 as a and her husband Jim.
grocery store. The building is now
the dining spot of Jack Wentz and Jack
Beggs who lease the building from its All drawings by local
Owner John Sbaffi,who bought the store artist Loana Beeson.
in 1949. The tea will be given from
noon until 4 p.m. Stop in and see
local artist Loana Beeson at work .