"Spirit of Carmel" Award Winners (4 of 4)

 
Resource Name: John T. Black House
Location: Guadalupe St. 4 N.W. of 1st Av.
Owner: Jed Brusseau
Honorable Mention Award for the Renovation of the Residence 
The Carmel Heritage Society, a non-profit organization serving the city of Carmel-by-the-Sea, recently announced its’ “Spirit of Carmel” award winners. The 2006 Award Winners epitomize “outstanding examples of recently completed restorations, renovations, new construction or other projects that enhance the ambience of Carmel and honor its traditions.”

One of the Award Winners is a renovated residence on the City’s Inventory of Historic Resources, the John T. Black House, Guadalupe St. 4 N.W. of 1st Av. The Award is for the Renovation of the Residence. Cypress Building Contractors, Andre Forrester and Jed Brusseau, and Carmel builder, Don McBride, restored this 1927 cottage. The owner is Jed Brusseau; as this residence is for sale, more information can be found at www.carmelabodes.com, the web site of “Brocchini ∙ Ryan Teamwork.

The Carmel Heritage Society’s mission: “To protect, preserve and promote the cultural heritage of the community in a way that encourages public recognition and participation so that people will have a greater knowledge and appreciation of the community of Carmel-by-the-Sea and its sphere of influence.”

The Carmel Heritage Society will host a public awards reception and ceremony on Thursday, November 16, 5 P.M. at the First Murphy House, W/s Lincoln St. between 5th & 6th Avenues.

"Spirit of Carmel" Award Winners (3 of 4)

 
Resource Name: Grant Wallace Cottage
Location: 6th Av. & Torres St., N.E. Corner
Owners: Dean and Cindy James
Award for the Renovation of their Comstock Residence 
The Carmel Heritage Society, a non-profit organization serving the city of Carmel-by-the-Sea, recently announced its’ “Spirit of Carmel” award winners. The 2006 Award Winners epitomize “outstanding examples of recently completed restorations, renovations, new construction or other projects that enhance the ambience of Carmel and honor its traditions.”

One of the Award Winners is a Comstock residence on the City’s Inventory of Historic Resources, the Grant Wallace Cottage, 6th Av. & Torres St., S.E. Corner. An outstanding feature of the residence, built in 1927, is its’ full rolled roof. “Newly restored,” the Award is for the Renovation of the Residence. The owners are Dean and Cindy James; as the residence is for sale, the listing realtor, Alain Pinel, has a video and virtual tour at www.Torresand6th.com.

The Carmel Heritage Society’s mission: “To protect, preserve and promote the cultural heritage of the community in a way that encourages public recognition and participation so that people will have a greater knowledge and appreciation of the community of Carmel-by-the-Sea and its sphere of influence.”

The Carmel Heritage Society will host a public awards reception and ceremony on Thursday, November 16, 5 P.M. at the First Murphy House, W/s Lincoln St. between 5th & 6th Avenues.

"Spirit of Carmel" Award Winners (2 of 4)

 
Resource Name: Wilson Building
Location: Ocean Av. & Dolores St., N.W. Corner
Owner: David Kent
Award for the Renovation of the Building 
The Carmel Heritage Society, a non-profit organization serving the city of Carmel-by-the-Sea, recently announced its’ “Spirit of Carmel” award winners. The 2006 Award Winners epitomize “outstanding examples of recently completed restorations, renovations, new construction or other projects that enhance the ambience of Carmel and honor its traditions.”

One of the Award Winners is a commercial building on the City’s Inventory of Historic Resources, the Wilson Building, Ocean Av. & Dolores St., N.W. corner. The Award is for the Renovation of the Building. The owner is David Kent; it is presently a Carmel-by-the-Sea office for Alain Pinel Realtors.

The Carmel Heritage Society’s mission: “To protect, preserve and promote the cultural heritage of the community in a way that encourages public recognition and participation so that people will have a greater knowledge and appreciation of the community of Carmel-by-the-Sea and its sphere of influence.”

The Carmel Heritage Society will host a public awards reception and ceremony on Thursday, November 16, 5 P.M. at the First Murphy House, W/s Lincoln St. between 5th & 6th Avenues.

"Spirit of Carmel" Award Winners (1 of 4)

 
Memorial Bench and Flower Garden
Location: Ocean Av. & Carmelo, N.E. Corner
Maintained by Sue Lind 
The Carmel Heritage Society, a non-profit organization serving the city of Carmel-by-the-Sea, recently announced its’ “Spirit of Carmel” award winners. The 2006 Award Winners epitomize “outstanding examples of recently completed restorations, renovations, new construction or other projects that enhance the ambience of Carmel and honor its traditions.”

One of the Award Winners is the Memorial Bench and Flower Garden, Ocean Av. & Carmelo, N.E. Corner. The brass plate on the bench states:

H.E. Lind
Sept. 28, 1988
Debbie Sue Lind-Jones
April 6, 2004
Georgette Lind
Sept. 12, 2004

The Memorial Bench and Flower Garden are maintained by Sue Lind.

The Carmel Heritage Society’s mission: “To protect, preserve and promote the cultural heritage of the community in a way that encourages public recognition and participation so that people will have a greater knowledge and appreciation of the community of Carmel-by-the-Sea and its sphere of influence.”

The Carmel Heritage Society will host a public awards reception and ceremony on Thursday, November 16, 5 P.M. at the First Murphy House, W/s Lincoln St. between 5th & 6th Avenues.