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1 Christian Church. c. 1901. #16.3-540-B, from the Museum's Tuttle Collection.

2 Greenwood Park. c. 1895. #19.2-031-LAPB from the Museum's Tuttle Collection.

3 St. Mary's-by-the-Sea. June 6, 1901, 5:00 p.m.. #16.2-538-BL, from the Museum's Tuttle Collection.

4 Mayflower Congregational Church. c. 1892.. #16.3-539-BP, from the Museum's Tuttle Collection.

5 Seven Gables. c. 1888. Photo by C.W.J. Johnson. #28.1-474-BL, from the Museum's Tuttle Collection.

6 Magnolia Lodge. constructed in 1882 by Wm. Strickland.
7 Library site. Built in 1908, after this photo was taken.

8 Jewell Cottage. was on Park Place (not extant).

9 Jewell Park. Cogswell Fountain (not extant) was in center of park. c. 1895. #36.1-604-P, from the Museum's Tuttle Collection.

The Cogswell Fountain, shown at right, was donated to the city by temperance advocate and San Francisco dentist, Dr. Henry D. Cogswell. Cogswell, who made his fortune in real estate in Gold Rush-era SF and founded Cogswell Polytechnic Institute, planned to erect water fountain/statues in cities across America in the 1880s. He hoped to build one fountain for every 100 saloons-offering the option for passersby to drink water instead of alcohol. Many of the fountains were topped with a statue of Dr. Cogswell himself, and some were defaced or removed by people who either rejected his message or found the statues unesthetic. Several more, including the PG fountain, were melted down during WWII metal drives.

10 Octagon Museum. c. 1900. #17.1-547-BP, from the Museum's Tuttle Collection.

11 El Carmelo Hotel. c. 1900. #21.1-106-AB, from the Museum's Tuttle Collection.

12 Tuttle pharmacy interior, Winnifred behind counter. c. 1915. #12.0-399-IPB, from the Museum's Tuttle Collection.

13 Mammoth Stables. c. 1884. C.W.J. Johnson. From the Museum's collection.

14 Public School. c. 1892. #17.2-554-B, from the Museum's Tuttle Collection.

15 Treadwell house. 148 16th Street, built 1897. c. 1898. #15.2-013-PB, from the Museum's Tuttle Collection.

16 Chautauqua Hall
17 Centrella Boarding House

18 Winston Hotel. c. 1920. From the Museum's collection.

19 First Methodist Church. Sept. 16, 1907. #16.3-544-BP, from the Museum's Tuttle Collection.

20 Glass-Bottom Swan Boat. c. 1907. Detail of #16.1-529-LB, from the Museum's Tuttle Collection.

21 Bathing Beach. c. 1895. From the Museum's collection.

22 Bathhouse. c. 1912. #16.2-535-PB, from the Museum's Tuttle Collection.

23 Hopkins Seaside Lab. c. 1900. #26.1-404-B, from the Museum's Tuttle Collection.

1 Southern Pacific train station, from the Museum's collection.

24 / 2 Lumber yard, from the Museum's collection.

3 Stevinson House. Built 1883. One of the oldest year-round homes in Pacific Grove.

4 Streetcar. The cars were electrified in 1903. #19.1-027-AB, from the Museum's Tuttle Collection.

5 Railroad turntable.
6 Site of first golf clubhouse & Meals on Wheels.
7 Site of Chase Park.