The Friends / Daily News / May Walking Tours / Hoover / Melville / Owner Mark Cavagnero Associates / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
M&A / Labor Issues / /
Facility
Museum of American Heritage / National Register building / Palo Alto Hospital / a.m. City Hall / Remodel Award Hoover Pavilion Stanford University Medical Center / Commercial Rehabilitation Award Thompson Bakery / Thompson Bakery / Hoover Pavilion / /
IndustryTerm
metal lanterns / ornamental metal screen / Web PAST News PAST News JUANA BRIONES UPDATE / electrical utilities / ornamental metal / ornate decorative metal grillwork / retail store front / bank / steel brace frame / steel sash casements / industrial steel windows / steel structure / /
Organization
Historic Resources Board / Stanford University Medical Center / Palo Alto Arts Center / Lucie Stern Center / PAST Board / PAST Heritage / California Historical Society in San Francisco / Palo Alto Hospital / Palo Alto Historical Association / Certified Local Government / PAST Heritage Board of Directors / Bay Area Arts and Crafts / Post Office / Palo Alto Woman’s Club / Stanford / PAST / /
Person
Margaret Feuer / Brian George / Juana Briones / Lorraine Kruss / William Warrior / Tom Johnson Judith Mattingly Cheryl Lathrop Brian / Pete Moffat / Gail Woolley / Clark Akatiff / Mansfield Janet Peacock Steve Staiger / Charles Brown / Janet Peacock / Hayley Stevens / Joan Jack / Steve Emslie / David Weinstein / Sallie Tasto / Joe Bettencourt / George (Webmaster) Ellie Mansfield Janet Peacock Steve / Al Camarillo / Haley Stevens / Carolyn George (Webmaster) Ellie / Margaret Feuer Tom Johnson Judith / Tom Eliot Fisch / Suzanne Mantell / Cheryl Lathrop Brian George / Caroline Hu Flexner / Juana Brione / Bernard Maybeck / Son Builders / Tom Johnston / Carolyn George / /
Position
State Historic Preservation Officer / author / journalist / EDITOR / President / Architect / Vice President / Secretary / webmaster / Gardener / Contractor / Professor / Treasurer / Walking Tours Chair / Historian / /
Calendar of Historical Happenings Opening September 27 — Television: A History, Museum of American Heritage, 351 Homer Ave., 11 a.m. – 4 p.m., Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Free. Sunday, October 6, 2 p.m. — William