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Four Bay Area landmarks deemed eligible for listing on National Register of Historic Places
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Four Bay Area landmarks deemed eligible for listing on National Register of Historic Places
THE CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL RESOURCES COMMISSION has designated four sites in the Bay Area as cultural resources worthy of listing on the National Register of Historic Places. Mill Valley City Hall and Fire Station, Chautauqua Hall in Pacific Grove, Claremont Country Club in Oakland and a cube-shaped home in Sea Ranch were judged to be eligible for recognition. The register is the federal government’s list of buildings, structures, objects, sites,…
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